It seems like a lot of you are cheating at Wordle: Study

We know you are cheating on your daily Wordle.

It would certainly appear that a growing number of people have been looking online for answers to the popular five-letter word guessing game in order to avoid putting a stop to a winning streak.

According to a recent study by Wordfinderx, a reference website for word games like Wordle and Scrabble, searches for the answer to Wordle's daily puzzle have nearly tripled since The New.

The daily Wordle solutions reached a 100 out of 100.

The daily Wordle solution never topped 60 on the scale before The New York Times, and only reached a 1 on the same scale.

More and more people are turning to the internet for help with their daily Wordle puzzle, as a result of the search trends found on the internet.

Wordle has become more difficult to solve since it was acquired by The New York Times. Multiple publications have pointed out that there is no real evidence to back up that theory. The New York Times has removed some words from the list of possible solutions, but replaced them with easier words.

It could be that there are more people playing the game and that's why players are looking up the Wordle solution online.

Wordle went viral at the start of the new year after generating a lot of buzz. The number of daily Wordle players increased from 300,000 in January to millions by February. CNBC Make It was told by psychologists that the game offers a bite-sized amount of fun and that it pulls in players by giving them something to look forward to every day.

According to the Wordfinderx study, there are certain Wordle solutions that have perplexed players more than others.

New Hampshire was found to have more Wordle cheaters than any other state. WordTips found that New Hampshire was the 8th most efficient city in the US for Wordle players.

Rhode Island and Vermont were tied for second place, with players there searching the most on days when Wordle solutions were available.

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