See its meaning, Wordle status and opener stats.
SALET playbook
These are the six feedback branches you are most likely to see after SALET. Normal Mode can spend a turn testing letters; Hard Mode must obey every coloured tile.
The six rows below cover 795 of 2,358 equally weighted answers (33.7%). They require 6 distinct Normal Mode replies and 6 Hard Mode replies.
Most common outcomes
Gray, yellow and green tiles follow exact Wordle duplicate-letter rules.
9.7% of answers · 228 still fit
The same move leads both modes on this branch.
Inspect this exact row7.2% of answers · 169 still fit
The same move leads both modes on this branch.
Inspect this exact row4.6% of answers · 108 still fit
Normal Mode gains by leaving the Hard Mode lane for a stronger splitter.
Inspect this exact row4.4% of answers · 104 still fit
Normal Mode gains by leaving the Hard Mode lane for a stronger splitter.
Inspect this exact row4.2% of answers · 99 still fit
Normal Mode gains by leaving the Hard Mode lane for a stronger splitter.
Inspect this exact row3.7% of answers · 87 still fit
The same move leads both modes on this branch.
Inspect this exact rowHow to use it
The ranking minimizes the number of working-pool answers expected after turn two, then protects against the largest unhelpful feedback group. It compares 14,855 accepted guesses against 2,358 possible answers.
The overall opener rank and average-solve figure use the latest complete six-turn simulation snapshot (2,354 answers). Branch probabilities and second-guess recommendations are recalculated on the current 2,358-answer pool.
A fixed memorized reply cannot be best for every row. If your result is not one of these six, paint it in the exact explorer. Query-prefilled explorer states are deliberately noindex and keep the bare tool as their canonical URL.