In LINGO, contestants get the first letter of a five letter word and make guesses about what the word could be. If any letters in the guess fall into the right place in the word the game has supplied, they light up, leaving spaces to make better guesses with.
So an important strategy is to make guesses that, in particular, use all the vowels so that you WILL light up letters and have a better clue to the target word.
I used to watch Chuck Woolery's version of this game show fairly frequently and always enjoyed it. Unfortunately, Rupaul is simply TOOOOOO annoying to watch. I tried a few minutes and decided there are too few hours in the evening to waste having to listen to him.
So an important strategy is to make guesses that, in particular, use all the vowels so that you WILL light up letters and have a better clue to the target word.
I used to watch Chuck Woolery's version of this game show fairly frequently and always enjoyed it. Unfortunately, Rupaul is simply TOOOOOO annoying to watch. I tried a few minutes and decided there are too few hours in the evening to waste having to listen to him.
