Solo practice

Sixty per cent of every game ever logged is one person practising alone, and the leaderboard, the win rates and the head-to-head records all throw it away on purpose — there is no opponent, so none of those numbers mean anything here. This page is the other half: 4 games and 35 turns that only measure a player against the dictionary.

Wins, losses, placement and win rate are absent below rather than shown as zero. A solo game has one participant, so those metrics have no denominator at all.

Solo practice only
Practice games
4
2 players
Turns played
35
29 survived · 29 distinct words
Turns survived
82.9%
n = 35 turns · rejected words are never logged
Longest run
11
In one game · 2 players have practised

Volume over time

Solo turns per day

Turns per day
View as table
Turns and games per month
MonthTurnsGames
March 202611,595253
April 202612,292318
May 20264,19965
June 20262,10629
July 20263,09672
August 20266,263109
September 20262081

Who practises

Ranked on turns played — there is no rate here worth ranking on

Ranked: 0 of 2 · min 100 turnsShow everyone

Nobody has practised enough to rank

Solo practice has no opponents, so ranking uses turns played rather than games. Players below 100 turns are listed unranked.

“Survived” is the share of turns that ended in an accepted word. tea-bot never logs a rejected guess, so it cannot measure first-guess correctness. “Hardest prompt” is that player’s highest-ranked prompt by position in the bot’s own prompt list, which is ordered easiest to hardest — an objective difficulty, not one inferred from a handful of attempts.

Below the bar — 2 players

Shown, not hidden. Under 100 turns there is not enough play to rank, but the practice still happened.

Longest sittings

Consecutive practice with no break longer than 30m

  1. 1
    Grimm
    32
    turns
    3:55
    unbroken
    25 Apr 2026 · 4 months ago
  2. 2
    There Goes Mr Saddi 🥸
    3
    turns
    0:06
    unbroken
    30 Apr 2026 · 4 months ago

A sitting is not a game — practice runs straight from one game into the next, and the longest here covers 3 games. The 30m gap is a judgement call: a different threshold would draw different boundaries, so it is stated rather than assumed.

What difficulty gets practised

Prompts by their position in the bot's own easiest-to-hardest list

Solo turns by prompt difficulty tier, with the share that was survived
TierTurnsShare of solo turnsSurvived
common26
74.3%		88.5%
familiar9
25.7%		66.7%

Difficulty is the prompt’s line number in the bot’s prompt list, which is ordered easiest first, so “brutal” means rank 7,001 and above out of 9,217.

Hardest prompts solved alone

Ranked by objective difficulty, with the attempt count beside every one

The hardest prompts solved in solo practice, hardest first
PromptDifficultyFirst solved by
nag#1,373 / 9,217Grimm
off#1,328 / 9,217Grimm
edo#1,313 / 9,217Grimm
noi#1,258 / 9,217Grimm
tua#1,079 / 9,217Grimm
sib#1,044 / 9,217There Goes Mr Saddi 🥸
tag#988 / 9,217There Goes Mr Saddi 🥸
oin#811 / 9,217Grimm
cos#740 / 9,217Grimm
rim#660 / 9,217Grimm
agi#611 / 9,217There Goes Mr Saddi 🥸
bri#563 / 9,217Grimm
esc#534 / 9,217Grimm
war#502 / 9,217Grimm
iso#487 / 9,217Grimm
ock#436 / 9,217Grimm
gic#423 / 9,217Grimm
iza#396 / 9,217Grimm
emo#380 / 9,217Grimm
rio#365 / 9,217Grimm
ema#292 / 9,217Grimm
hea#277 / 9,217Grimm
tan#209 / 9,217Grimm
tes#180 / 9,217Grimm

Nearly all of these were seen exactly once, which is why the attempt count sits in the table rather than a solve rate: “1 of 1” is honest, and “100%” would dress one lucky answer up as mastery. Prompts past #9,165 are no longer offered by the bot at all.

Everything on this page comes from the same replica of the bot’s logs as the rest of the site, restricted to games with exactly one participant. Average answer time across all solo practice is 3.3 s, and the average practice game runs 0:44 over 8.8 turns.

Solo practice · BlackTea Stats