Tennisdle Tennis
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How to play Tennisdle, the Tennis Wordle
Every day there is a new secret character from Tennis. Type any character name and submit it. Each guess shows how close you are: green means that clue matches the secret character, yellow means a partial match, and red means it's wrong. For number clues like Slams, an arrow tells you whether the answer is higher or lower. Keep guessing until you find the character. There is no limit.
The clues in Tennisdle
- Tour
- ATP (men) or WTA (women)
- Country
- Country represented for most of the career
- Plays
- Playing hand ยท backhand (1H one-handed, 2H two-handed)
- Slams
- Grand Slam singles titles; amber = within 2
- Peak
- Career-high singles ranking; yellow = next band
- Born
- Birth year; amber = within 3
- Height
- Height in cm (tour profile); amber = within 3
Tennis characters in Tennisdle
Tennisdle has 141 Tennis characters you can guess. 107 of them can be the daily answer; the rest are deep cuts you can still type as a guess. 59 quotes, 141 emoji sets and 137 pictures feed the other modes.
Tour: ATP comes up most often (77 of the 141 characters), ahead of WTA (64).
Country: United States comes up most often (27 of the 141 characters), ahead of Australia (12) and Spain (12).
Plays: Right ยท 2H comes up most often (82 of the 141 characters), ahead of Right ยท 1H (37) and Left ยท 2H (13).
See every character and their clue values on the Tennisdle character list, or check yesterday's answers.
FAQ
When does the character change? At midnight UTC, the same moment for everyone.
How many characters are there? 141 characters from across the show, including minor ones, so even superfans get a challenge.
Is it free? Yes. No account, no app, just open the page every day.
Is this the same as Tennis Wordle? People search for this game as Tennis Wordle, Tennis Player Wordle or ATP Wordle. Whatever you call it, this is the daily Tennis guessing game, and all those names bring you here.
Tennisdle is a fan-made game and is not affiliated with the creators of Tennis. It is part of Bingedle, a collection of daily Wordle-style guessing games for TV shows and video games. Character images are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification only.