USA consists of 50 states, a federal district, five major territories, and various minor islands. Daily #250221 Correctly guess the randomly picked US state/territory in 7 tries. How to play

Can you guess the US state/territory? (Feb 21)

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Guess The US state/territory

The United States of America consists of 50 states, a federal district, five major territories, and various minor islands. This game holds a mystery US state/territory. Can you guess the US state/territory name.

GuessAndMatch is hands down the most challenging guessing game on the planet. It's a game of deductions and eliminations. Each game starts with hundreds of possible names and your goal is to narrow it down to possible match by eliminating majority of the options using the revealed match clues. Yes, divide and conquer works and is the only proven strategy for this game.

This GuessAndMatch game starts with a hidden us state/territory name. Can you guess the mystery us state/territory name in 7 tries? Clues are revealed with each guess. Use the match clues for eliminations and deductions before making next guess. Repeat until correct name is identified. Test your memory, knowledge and better yet, test your deduction skills with this game.

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How to play

  • Guess the US state/territory (name).
  • See what (attributes) matched(=) and which didn't (≠).
  • Refine your guess based on match clues (use deductions/eliminations).
  • Repeat (until correct US state/territory is identified).
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Match Attributes

  • US state/territory - Your guess for the hidden US state/territory name.
  • Area Level - Tiny, Small (0-25K), Medium (25-75K), Large (75K+) (sq. miles)
  • Population Level - None, Small(0-2M), Medium(2-5M), Large(5-10M), Largest (10M+)
  • US Region - Northeast, South, Midwest, West, US territory, Minor Islands, Federal District
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Clues

  • = means your guess and the hidden name both have this same attribute (for example, both are on same continent). Use these for deductions.
  • ≠ means your guess and the hidden name don't have this same attribute (for example, they are on different continent). Use these for deductions.
  • 🥚 means you didn't heed a previous clue.
  • Guessed name - Clues for 1st & 2nd letters of the guessed name are highlighted.
    A green letter means it matched the corresponding position letter in hidden name.
    A blue letter means (alphabetically) it comes before the corresponding position letter in hidden name.
    A red letter means (alphabetically) it comes after the corresponding position letter in hidden name.
    A black letter means we didn't reveal any clues about this letter.
    Note Clues are only revealed for first 2 letters of the name.
  • Guessmate (as in checkmate) means you lost this game (exceeded max tries or max eggs or max time).
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Unsolved?

  • Use all match clues for eliminations and deductions.
  • Look up US state/territory names online if you are out of ideas.
  • Ask your family/friends (share screenshot of your game).
  • Let this be a mystery and start a new game. Each new game is a new challenge.
  • Try easier difficuly level or play another category.
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