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Played 6 times, all successfully. Board tells me max streak is 5, current streak is 1. Why isn't my max streak and current streak 6?

 

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That means you missed playing a few days. Wordle produces a new word at midnight, every day. If you forget to play a day, your winning streak will represent that. I wish they didn't do that. I didn't realize that was the case & my winning streak doesn't match my 100% wins. Oh well.

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No. The streaks are the number of times you get the same score. whether you play every day or not. I have been paying attention since I read the answer below. and that is what it does. Maybe it's a British use of the word. Not standard American English
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Wrong. My max steak is 21. My best number of same count wins is 7, hence, no connection. I have played continuously for 22 days, so I am still in the dark.
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It sounds like you achieved one score five times in a row, and the sixth time achieved a different score.

Like a streak of five "6" scores, followed by a score of "5".

(Congrats on the improvement.)

That said, I find max streak to be unreliable.

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this is how it works when I play. I have seen it do that even when I play every day for a week. I measures the number of times I repeated the same score. Which is weird. Wordlely weird I guess. Maybe it's an English thing.
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I thought my reply would post, but they don't seem to. I read both answers above and have since been paying attention. The 2nd answer is correct. For some reason, it counts the number of times you get the SAME score, whether or not you miss 1 or 2 days, as "a streak". Then it resets when you get a different score. Maybe it's a British use of the term. I guess in America (since we value "winning" by any measure), most people would think that the streak is in "Not Losing" no matter what the score is. (Not having a "winning" streak means you can't guess in the 6 tries, and you "lose".)

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