One scenario that complicates wordle today is when the answer contains the same letter multiple times. Players might see a green or yellow letter and assume it appears only once, thereby mistakenly ruling out valid answers. Wordle’s mechanics handle repeated letters based on their actual frequency in the answer, prioritizing correct positions when generating feedback. Consequently, if the grid starts to take on an unusual pattern, you should consider the possibility that a letter is being used more than once. This is why words with familiar structures can still catch players off guard in the final turn. A letter that appears to have already been used might still need to appear again in a different position. When you suspect a repeated letter, review the feedback from previous turns rather than focusing solely on the most recent row. Re-examining the data can help you spot a possibility you might have inadvertently ruled out. However, do not assume every puzzle contains repeated letters, as this could steer your reasoning in the wrong direction. Let the clues on the board determine when this hypothesis is worth considering.