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Mastermind: What should I guess next? That depends We start with usual Mastermind logic: Where can the second clue get a black dot from? Not one of the B’s otherwise clue 1 or 3 is broken Therefore the first letter is E The fourth clue tells us the second and third letters are D and C, respectively That only leaves three choices: EDCC, EDCD, EDCE Now the interesting part: The obvious strategy is guess randomly, e g choose EDCC first
Finding a 3-digit passcode from 4 mastermind clues The last digit has to be a 3 or a 6 (If it isn't, then all 4 passwords should have the correct digit on place 1 or 2, which is impossible) The 4th password shares for each of the 3 digits a digit with another password This one is crucial, because this sets up a 'chain' of passwords, all linked to each other through different digits if the first 8 is correct of the 4th password, then the
mastermind - Guess my number - Puzzling Stack Exchange There is a popular game called Mastermind in which one player guesses another player's secret sequence - it could be a word, some colors, or numbers The guesser says a possible sequence, and they
mastermind - Master Mind Rule ambiguity - Puzzling Stack Exchange A recent question about Programming a Prolog solver for a Master Mind type problem generated a question about a scoring rule ambiguity for Master Mind, which is not solved by the Wikipedia page ent
Optimal Strategy for Wordle Master Mode? - Puzzling Stack Exchange About a year ago, a friend and I created a custom variant of Wordle, called Wordle Master Mode The gameplay is similar to Wordle, but with a couple of changes: Instead of 6 guesses, the player gets 10 Rather than highlighting individual letters, it's played like a game of Mastermind, where color-coded dots are added to the right of each guess, giving clues about the target word If you're
Colorblind Mastermind - Puzzling Stack Exchange This puzzle is part of the Monthly Topic Challenge #7: Board games Inspired by the incident, I created a variant of Mastermind, although it wasn't actually intended for colorblind people The main