Note:  I am testing a new scheme starting with puzzle #669.  Until now the first two words of the triad represented the 10 most frequent letters (STARE/COLIN/PUDGY or ALTER/SONIC/PUDGY). The 3^rd word of the triad excluded the 12^th most frequent letter (H) in favor of the 16^th most frequent letter (G). I want to change the triad to include H.   The new triad is CHAOS/TIMER/DUPLY. The first two words of the triad include H and M (12^th and 17^th most frequent) and exclude L and N (6^th and 9^th most frequent).  I will give this triad at least 30 days for testing before making a judgement.

Today’s Wordle:
Target Word: PLATE
# Of Guesses: 3.0 WordleBot average per Marc McLaren*,3 for WordleGuru. 😐

Seed Word: CHAOS – Testing a new scheme, as described above.
What we learned from the Seed Word: One vowel (A) in the 3rd spot.

2nd word: TIMER: (2nd word of the new triad). It revealed 2 consonants – T & E but not their positions.  At this stage 5 possibilities – DEALT, ELATE, PLATE, EXALT, and LEAPT.  I felt EXALT or LEAPT is unlikely to be the answer. That left me with three words to deal with.  It was time to deploy the EnotE© strategy.

3^rd word: I prefer to use one of the possible words as an elimination word if it makes sense.  Such a move affords the possibility of solving the puzzle in 3 guesses, provided luck was in my corner. It was the case today.  My lucky day! 😊

Final Thoughts: Wordle is a game of luck and skill. Sometimes luck favors the game and sometimes it favors the player. Today was a lucky day for me. 😊

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