Larry Birdle is a guesswork game in which participants have eight attempts to identify an enigmatic NBA player. Since LarryBirdle's objective is to choose an NBA player within eight attempts, you will need to get the answer by the eighth try. The game will provide you with a list of all of the potential participants, and you will need to choose the one who you believe to be playing the LarryBirdle role at this time. Each individual is given a unique collection of clues. A fresh participant emerges from the shadows each and every day.
Each group consists of five tiles that match the last name of a person or team. Since 2015-16, the data contains each NBA team's most utilized division during the season.
- Click on a tile to lift it up, and then click on another tile to replace it.
- If you align up three correct tiles, they will become pale yellow. Four of the right-most yellow tiles will become darker.
- There are six teams to locate, so if you discover one, you will have found the other five as well.
Start with broad questions to narrow down the pool of potential NBA players. For example, you could ask if a player is retired or still active or if they are known for playing in a certain position.
Pay attention to the thinker's answer. If they say "yes" to a prediction, it means the NBA player matched that prediction in some way. If they say "no," it means the NBA player didn't match that prediction in some way.
Use elimination to narrow down the possibilities. As you guess more and get more information from the thinker, you can remove some NBA players from consideration and focus on the rest.
Be strategic with your final prediction. If you have a few guesses left and aren't sure who the NBA player is, try a guess to give you the most information. For example, you can guess a particular team or a specific era in NBA history to see if the thinker said "yes". This can help you narrow down the possibilities and make a more accurate prediction of your final turn.
