Past Wordle answer Possible answer Accepted guess C tier opener

ATOLL

Yes, ATOLL was the Wordle answer on May 30, 2022 (Wordle #345).

As an opener, it rules out about 92.5% of possible answers.

Meaning and pronunciation

Pronunciation: /ˈætɒl//əˈtɒl//ˈætɔl/

Noun

A type of island consisting of a ribbon reef that nearly or entirely surrounds a lagoon and supports, in most cases, one to many islets on the reef platform.

Source: Wiktionary contributors · CC BY-SA 4.0. Corrections.

Wordle status

A word can be a playable guess without being a possible answer.

Playable guess

Yes

Included in the Wordle guess list used by our tools.

Possible answer

Yes

Included among the answers considered by the solver.

Past Wordle answer

Used once

Past Wordle answer: May 30, 2022 (#345).

The possible-answer list is the solver's current list and may change when Wordle adds new answers.

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How ATOLL performs as a guess

ATOLL is a possible answer, so it would solve about one game in 2,358 when every answer is treated as equally likely.

Played as an opener, it lands at least one colored tile in 81.9% of games, misses completely in 18.1%, and leaves about 178 possible answers on average.

In the previous complete v5 benchmark, it ranks #7,359 of 14,855 openers, averaging 3.71 guesses in games solved within six turns.

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First-turn measures

4.60 Entropy (bits)
178 Avg remaining
0.04% Exact match
92.5% Avg ruled out
Higher first-turn entropy than about 58% of evaluated openers
1.35 bits below the highest measured first-turn entropy (~5.95 bits)

As an opener: v5 benchmark

How ATOLL performed in the previous complete opener benchmark, against its captured answer snapshot. These research figures are separate from today's solver recommendations. See the data page for the method.

3.71 Avg guesses
99.8% Win rate
0.71 Volatility
#7,359 v5 opener rank
In the complete v5 snapshot, ATOLL ranks #7,359 of 14,855 openers by average guesses in games solved within six.
1 guess
1
2 guesses
57
3 guesses
842
4 guesses
1,190
5 guesses
245
6 guesses
15
Top-ranked in the current bounded policy screen: SLANT. The policy minimizes misses within six first, then average guesses among wins (3.45 for the leader). Compare the ranking measures

Composition

4/5 unique
2 vowels
Common:
ALOT

Feedback chances

Any hit (G/Y)
82%
Green tile
28%
All gray
18%

Example solver route

R O A T E
B L O A T
A T O L L

One example route used by the solver.

This solver benchmark reaches ATOLL in 3 guesses.

Feedback distribution

90 possible patterns. Top outcomes:

427
304
198
173
135
114
113
84
81
57
45
44
34
33
31
29
26
25
24
24
23
22
18
18
15
15
14
14
11
11

Quick reference

Largest feedback groups after playing ATOLL:

18% chance
Suggested:
SIREN
13% chance
Suggested:
SACRE
8% chance
Suggested:
HEIST

Follow-ups for common patterns

Ranked follow-up guesses for the 10 most common feedback patterns.

18.1%
SIREN 6.06 bits
12.9%
SACRE 5.42 bits
8.4%
HEIST 5.40 bits
7.3%
MORNE 5.12 bits
5.7%
TASTE 4.67 bits
4.8%
SLICE 4.99 bits
4.8%
CRINE 4.78 bits
3.6%
SCARE 4.49 bits
3.4%
ROUET 4.50 bits
2.4%
MACRO 4.43 bits

Letter-value totals

Base letter-value totals for ATOLL; these do not show whether either game accepts the word.

Scrabble

A1T1O1L1L1
Total: 5 points

Words With Friends

Total: 7 points

Scores shown are base values without double/triple letter or word bonuses.