How to Win At Clue EVERY TIME!! (Cluedo) Advanced Tips and Strategies for Boardgame and App!

How to Win At Clue EVERY TIME!! (Cluedo)
Advanced Tips and Strategies for Board game and App!
In this video, I am going to teach you how to win at Clue EVERY TIME!! (Cluedo) Advanced tips and strategies for Boardgame and App!
If you're a fan of the classic mystery game Clue, then you'll love this video! In this tutorial, I will teach you all the advanced tips and strategies for winning at Clue EVERY TIME! From knowing the rules to playing to winning, I have everything you need to beat everyone at the game!
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At the beginning of play, three cards-one suspect, one room, and one weapon-are chosen at random and put into a special envelope, so that no one can see them. These cards represent the facts of the case. The remainder of the cards are distributed among the players.
Players are instructed to assume the token/suspect nearest them. In older versions, play begins with Miss Scarlett and proceeds clockwise. In modern versions, all players roll the die/dice and the highest total starts the game, with play proceeding clockwise; this is the high roll rule. Players roll the die/dice and move along the board's corridor spaces, or into the rooms accordingly.
The object is to deduce the details of the murder; that is, the cards in the envelope. There are six characters, six murder weapons and nine rooms, leaving the players with 324 possibilities. As soon as a player enters a room, he/she may make a suggestion as to the details, naming a suspect, room, and weapon. For example: "I suggest it was Professor Plum, in the Dining Room, with the candlestick." The player's suggestion must include the room he/she is currently in; suggestions may not be made in the corridors. The tokens for the suggested suspect and weapon are immediately moved into that room, if they are not both already present. A player's suggestion may name him/herself as the murderer and may include cards in his/her own hand.
Once a player makes a suggestion, the others are called upon to disprove it. If the player to his/her left holds any of the three named cards, that player must privately show one (and only one) of them to him/her. If not, the process continues clockwise around the table until either one player disproves the suggestion, or no one can do so. A player's turn normally ends once his/her suggestion is completed.
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[@haydomo1069]

Ah that’s why the paper looks like that! (I thought you can just use it many times)

[@xboxruler552]

same

[@TheStepmonkey]

LOL same, in my case i just write the initial of the person’s name and then the X. It helps to save a lot of paper.

[@FuryousD]

If the person next to u shows u a room that is very helpful actually because the other players don't get to see that and u have crossed of one of the hardest pieces of information to get being the location of the murder because their are more rooms than people and weapons and u can only suggest a room if u land on that room with ur dice roll where as u can suggest people and weapons no matter where u are

[@exist_much5625]

23:40 those eyes though!

[@j.mgames809]

Lol but hi! I'm from the future!

[@Sesiom987]

@@j.mgames809 I’m from the future too

[@shalom4134]

@@Sesiom987 I am from the future too

[@articade]

This strategy works most the time. Luck does play a factor, but as long as you dont make a mistake, you have a great chance at winning.

[@youngkrabsofficial894]

I had a Scenario where there was two weapon Left, Everyone knew the room was conservatory and I had scarlet and wrench. The 2 remaining weapons were lead pip an revolver. Having guessed wrench the whole game, people thought I didn’t have wrench. I guessed Scarlet, revolver and conservatory knowing that mustard was the person. The goal was to either see the revolver in someone’s hand or not see the revolver. I saw it was the revolver so I knew the weapon had to be the lead pipe while the players thought the wrench was still a possibility. Then I won.

[@fickle_little_thing]

I played for the first time today and people still questioned why would anyone guess their own cards 🤣 it’s strategy!! But perhaps best left for the end

[@nathanbyberg]

That is a very good strategy at 4:02! Excellent thinking right there!

[@blackopseur73]

I’m french, and learnt to play cluedo with you and i can understand your explication clearly. Good Job ☺️

[@lauricemendoza9509]

OMG THANK U I ALWAYS LOSE BUT NOW I KNOW

[@j.mgames809]

Ikr it's Helpful

[@blukmage19typeR]

I now know how to get the most out of Clue/Cluedo. It's not exactly a "win every time" kind of strategy, but it's the most efficient. It took me several tries to beat this game in one turn, but I've done it, both online and offline!

[@dcunited01]

Very cool video. I was a little confused at first, but I watch the video played two games, watch the video again and played a couple more games and now I think I have it.

[@kierancranley1693]

20:00, You cannot say that Green has dining room after taking other two out because he has Orchid all twos become redundant and there is still another possibility for the ones. I did learn a bit from this tutorial but you made so many mistakes and the only reason you won this game is dumb luck

[@wariolandgoldpiramid]

3:28 I think you are wrong. Sure, she does habe tue candlestick. But she could ALSO have Orchid or Lounge, and show one of those. So I actually mark those possibilities.

[@drewfla]

I came to say the same thing lol

[@andrewlowden322]

the odds are incredibly likely that she showed the same card. 1st off , he is only saying to assume that she showed that card and let the turn go by without adding any notation. Sure she might have those two but leave it for another time. What he is NOT saying is to X out those other 2 because the only one she has is the candlestick. 2nd if you mark that she might have the other 2 cards as a possibility that clouds your column for her. She only has 3 cards, we know that the candle stick is one. That said we only want to notate what cards 2 and 3 could be and they should only be marked when she shows a card after someone guesses a combo that does NOT include a card which we know she has. (example Green Knife Lounge: now we KNOW it has to be one of those so Id stick a 2 on each of those indicating her 2nd card HAS to be one of those 3 and ONLY those 3)

[@opaopaopa8183]

I was just gonna comment that

[@indigothecat]

You are absolutely right. It's a flaw in the system, which I rectified by NEVER assuming that another player only has 1 card in the suggestion when they show me a card (or anyone else for that matter). I've made wrong accusations before when I assumed they didn't have the other 2 cards in a suggestion, because periodically players will have 2 cards from the 3 suggested. To notate this, even once I've confirmed they had a card, unless I can fully rule out the others, I put the "1s, 2s, etc." in all relevant boxes, including the one with the green check mark.

[@fangirl1223]

Would love to see an updated version because I feel like they made the game harder. I've done this strategy every time and I still lose every time. I figure it out but right at the same time as the computer and they guess it.

[@becky9926]

Can someone please explain the 1 and 2 system? I understand the reasoning for making a mark of 1, but don't understand what 2 signifies? Why doesn't it just stay at 1?

[@yetyet9538]

A little late, but I'll try to explain. Let's say that Green showed either Plum, wrench or hall to another player. So we will put 1s on those options. Next round, we notice that he showed either the rope or Scarlet, so we put 2s on those options. The reason for doing this is because it's important to know which round he showed which cards. The game goes on, and we notice that Green does not have Plum or the hall, because he is unable to show cards when those options are asked. Thanks to putting the 1s on those options, we can clearly see that the only card he could possibly have is the wrench. If we did put 1s on the rope and Scarlet aswell, we wouldn't be able to tell which round he showed the cards, and we wouldn't be able to single out the wrench. All those 1s would just be confusing, unless you have a great ass memory. Does that make sense?

[@Fingerprintguy]

@@yetyet9538 Thanks for the explanation. This was so confusing to me since I only played one game as reference. People keep referring to the 1s or 2s being rounds but the same player may reveal a card from his hand twice in the same round. The purpose of the numbering seems to be creating a set of 3 cards ordered in sequence. For me it would make more sense to group the 3 cards with an alphabetical character, but maybe that's just me. I also found that the speed of the game had me missing out on clues as I was trying to mark my card cells.

[@MihaliBeatsAlex]

I knew I couldn't be the only one to play like this :)

[@zorrosingh5956]

MihaliBeatsAlex can u explain better? Do u ever use 3, 4, or 5 in ur notes???

[@hannahdodd2898]

Zorro Singh I've used three, but it's on rare occasions. When you play with all 6 characters, including yourself, everyone will have only 3 cards. If you have three marked down, it's certain they don't have any of the other cards, so you can put x's for the rest. I like to call it sudokuing the game.

[@kanae7048]

@@hannahdodd2898 *WOW* thanks, even thought it wasn't for me. This information is very useful!

[@sydneyhanna5289]

11:00 to 12:00 was extremely confusing I think I knew what you were trying to do but just thought I would say that

[@__william__2622]

On 14:47 you saw that mrs Pracock had the Wrench or the lounge but there was a X on the Wrench so you knew mrs Peacock showed the lounge. After that you went to the lounge so that was a bad move.

[@tweakmeup1]

Yeah, I realized that in 12:17. Just right at the moment the X was marked on the wrench. He missed the Lounge info that could have saved him 1 move and rather get more info. He should have gone to the kitchen instead of the lounge in 14:30 to get more info, rather than getting an info that he already had (but just didn't noticed). BUT STILL, KUDOS FOR THIS BRILLIANT TUTORIAL!

[@j.mgames809]

Ikr that's when he Realized HE OOFED UP

[@DerMichael]

Didn't he do that only to confirm Mustard and Rope? If he picked Kitchen, someone else might have had that and he wouldn't have confirmation on Mustard and Rope.

[@liam8458]

@@DerMichael not many people are this observant obviously huh....

[@FuryousD]

9:17 that's assuming u are playing with 6 players and everyone has only 3 cards each, the game can be played with fewer than 6 ppl in which case some players will have more than 3 cards

[@Valdo19-p9z]

so? then u just mark more cards on that person?

[@FuryousD]

@@Valdo19-p9z u divide the cards out equally between the players playing up to 6 players, it plays the same u just might have more than 3 cards, and if someone guesses multiple cards u have u only have to show one of them to the player that guessed

[@FuryousD]

@Travis Cook and just how am i stupid for explaining to someone mechanics of the game?

[@sophia8751]

Thank you for your detailed tips 👍

[@KatarzynaOleskaArt]

I gotta say there were a few lucky guesses there and one big assumption. It is a good strategy but so far I have figured this much myself without anyone's help. I was hoping for something beyond this as this isn't exactly a way to always win. ;)

[@Partyschreck-kq3rm]

You can´t win every game, because luck plays a certain role. The AI could make a very lucky move and win right at the beginning of a game. Happens from time to time.

[@kanae7048]

# *AIcheater* lol

[@indigothecat]

True, I've done pretty much this strategy against hard characters. You pretty much HAVE to make a few assumptions in order to win, and of course it doesn't always happen. On hard mode, if you figure out 2 of the 3 items, anywhere from 2 to 4 of the AI will also know them within the same round. Even in medium mode, the opponents still have a shot at winning. I don't think they bluff as much on medium though, so that's how they make it less hard. That said, it's kinda fun though to play the game like this against human players who don't know about tracking each suggestion, and even more fun playing the game IRL physically, and winning easily because people don't realize you're supposed to check off X's when people can't disprove.

[@hannahdodd2898]

I've done all these extra steps before watching this video and still haven't beat the hard AI. Maybe because I don't like to guess. :/ But I was hoping to learn a new trick.

[@TheCumberCoIlective]

Yeah this is just showing how to use logic that most figure out on their own (and doing so poorly actually) not actually how to win.

[@sparte6856]

Very helpful tips

[@petedunsford2915]

The key is what I call a 'free show'. Gaining information from someone else's suggestion. If you wait until you've been show a card you will take an age to get to the solution (unless of course you get lucky and hit it early). This is what this video is showing you - to gain information elsewhere. I play the game like this every time, but it's not for everyone. To suggest you win every time is ludicrous ... because you don't!

[@KaitHughes1234]

I was following until about minute 12. I get confused but the numbers. I know people can only have three cards but I’m not seeing a pattern with one question versus the next.

[@funkyfranx]

19:42 Confused here. How does eliminating Dr Orchid from Green's hand then allow you to eliminate lead pipe?

[@PuzzlingGames]

its tricky - but because several times he had the potential to show it and didnt, and because every person only has 3 cards, and we know 2 of his 3 cards - we can assume he would have showed it if he could have at this point

[@fathulqis9781]

anyone else is more confused after watching this than they were before?

[@zxccxz164]

yes he goes quite fast on the numbering, and at times doesn't appear to be 100 percent sure.....so playing odds I don't get what each number represents

[@ThatSportsGuy6468]

Yes

[@FuryousD]

U want to figure out what cards the player that goes b4 u has asap because u can use their cards to determine the 3 answer's because if no one b4 them has a card u suggested then u know that that card is one of the 3 answers

[@jordanmw1994]

Minimising the amount of information other players receive on your turn is paramount, you can do this early in the game by making three assumptions that haven't been made yet. By doing this, when you're shown a card - it's more likely that fewer players will know what card you've been shown. By the time you're not able to make assumptions no-one else has, you're likely to have gathered enough information to start creating chain reactions from calculated assumptions, at this point one piece of information can potentially tell you 5+ more pieces of information. When you do this effectively, it can put you ahead 1 to 2 turns. It does suck the fun out of the game, but I managed to reach number 1 globally on switch with roughly 60% W/L with 6 people lobbies largely due to this strategy, so I can attest to its effectiveness.

[@shlongusinterruptus]

Very Helpful thanks!!

[@harrytan5579]

Overall logical, but there are many problems. Most of them are small, but one of them may destroy the game. On 1:42 Shouldn't make such marks because the mark is meaningless. On 12:38 Forget dismark. And should mark Dining room because it's a possibility. On 17:31 Everyone can know these things by automatic notes because every passed Col.M and Rope. On 19:49 I cannot understand the logic behind X for the lead pipe. Just because she has another card that was asked? Too bold. On 20:13, what kind of deductive reasoning is he using?!!! Put an X on the lead pipe is not safe. It's still very possible to have the lead pipe. If anyone plays Sudoku, he should understand the potential effect of this mistake.

[@nickd2296]

I think he knew the other 2 cards at 20:13

[@ape2533]

Thank you so much! I always struggle with the notes

[@PuzzlingGames]

Happy to help!

[@asseraljehini3724]

@@PuzzlingGames I don't know what's the exclamation point meaning in clue :(

[@ravesd1401]

What decides where you put a 1 or a 2??

[@cinvader]

1 for first time of guessing. 2 for second round of guessing. And so on. It should not get asked more than 5 Times a Game

[@cs2616]

Playing cluedo with you sounds really confusing

[@thewewguy8t88]

personally i just got the switch version and i find its pretty amazing. plus its so easy to actually find other players to play with.

[@lennonsteeler]

At 14:50 he picks the lounge even though it's the only "1" left in Peacock's column meaning she obviously has it.

[@BlackAndRed21]

if you dont know why he did that, you are an idiot lol

[@sparte6856]

He wasn’t tying to figure out the room on that turn

[@dkangaroo]

I do not agree with your reasoning when mustard showed you the conservatory. You said when the person next to you shows you get no Xs. The problem is Xs are information all players get, so you do not get ahead. You got an exact card 4 more Xs that no one else gets. Solving the person right beside you first gives you an edge in my opinion. Also, to the person that said they can't beat hard, when you end a turn if its down to a 50/50 or even two 50/50 guesses you have to guess, it will get solved before your next turn its your only chance.

[@guitarpiano4439]

Me : now i know how to win 🤓 Others: now i know how exactly to win this game 😎 Me Playing the game after video : still losing

[@mariachrzski18]

I wonder why Scarlet has two Ts, in my 2013 board game it has one T.

[@olliejobson6371]

I number them including bluff assumptions

[@fancyfootwork42]

6th game played on very hard all of cpu caught the dub thank you thank you

[@fancyfootwork42]

now i play online

[@PuzzlingGames]

great

[@MackofejFTW]

3:26 what do you mean we know she showed candlestick? She could had shown orchid or lounge too...

[@idk8964]

completely lost me again... Why did he put in 2's instead of 1's for plum at 13:10??

[@timtimini7641]

Don't take your 1's and 2' out, as in do not erase them. If you mis Mark an x or something, now you be forgotten you bearings, and will be half way into the game with false positives and negatives but no reference to retrace your steps.

[@EllipsisMark]

22:55 I guess Library. Edit: I was right. Anyways, I actually came up with a crude version of this exact strategy. Only thing I lacked was retroactive investigation. Thanks for that tip.

[@kanae7048]

Ohhhhh!! You could use the *NUMBERS* in the *CHECKLIST* !? I didn't know that!!😮😮😮 Thanks for the valuable information!

[@brookejohnson3581]

Great video!! Really helpful! Thanks 😊

[@babymomo8477]

Amazing! Thank you so much! it helped me a lot

[@TheWajidHuss4in]

Havent lost a game since ive seen this video very helpful I appreciate it 😀😀😀

[@jro8354]

Omg amazing!!! Somehow not everyone show me their card

[@stevienicksfan4680]

You make a mistake early on. When Orchid makes a suggestion Green shows her either Plum, Rope or Dining Room. Then at 6:27 you say Green’s 1’s disappear because he had and showed either Orchid, Lead Pipe, or Dining Room. Those 1’s didn’t disappear on the Orxhid or Lead Pipe boxes because he never showed them and because Orchid never asked for them during her turn

[@tassie7325]

This is great information but your narration tends to be quite confusing as you don't explain who you are talking about from time to time. For instance, at the 15:27 mark you say "But before we move ahead, the most important thing here . . . is . . . , remember 'HE' had the Conservatory . . . . " with no mention of who 'HE' is.

[@lightvsdark21]

Ok so I think the numbers mean (1) for the first time a player has to show a card what they could have been and (2) for the second time that same player had to show a card what they could have been etc.

[@zxccxz164]

YES it would have been nice for an explanation....way to fast on the most confusing portion

[@Fingerprintguy]

@@zxccxz164 and for me, people keep referring to "rounds" but a player may have to reveal one card twice in a round, so was that round referring to a suggestion or a total gameplay around the table? This lead to a lot of confusion for me.

[@nothosaur]

They removed Mrs. White from the game! That was an interesting character because she was the only one besides Mr. Body who lived in the mansion.

[@DKCGamerGirl]

nothosaur Mrs. White is still in the game. Just that no one is playing as her in this playthrough.

[@ivanagunnoe1570]

PC madness -they couldn't add a Mr. or Mrs. Black because that would be racist, and didn't want to appear to show white privilege so they removed her. Simple libtard logic.

[@prlinding]

No, I think its feminism at its finest. Mrs. White was a housekeeper. There were no sophisticated or educated women in the original game. So now White is Orchid who is a genius doctor on par with Prof. Plum...as if it even matters??!?!!

[@glendavis9026]

@@prlinding kissing up to the Chinese market.

[@bencooper6109]

Ivana Gunnoe How is calling someone Black racist?

[@Mark-OutWest]

I wish you would do this for just the board game. I don't want to see the app.

[@hannahdodd2898]

Mark The board game doesn't have AI. He couldn't really explain this in front of a group of people without revealing everything he is to the KZbin audience. Not unless everyone he was playing with was deaf.

[@petedunsford2915]

I'm intending to do one for the board game ... just got to work out how first :)

[@FuryousD]

The rules for the board game are exactly the same the app just allows him to easily show how to play the game without giving away his cards to other players

[@FuryousD]

@@petedunsford2915 1st u would need ppl that know u are doing a tutorial, then I would show the camera what u are doing and in editing explain what u are doing with text, other than that if u wanted to do it while explaining it verbally u would need to have the other players know the answer and play as if they didn't know the answer so u could explain what u are doing to the camera, hope that helps in some way

[@Cylthx]

3:30 i do not understand how you could know she absolutely 100% showed candlestick? Why could she not have shown Orchid or Dining Room?? if anyone could help it would be appreciated

[@PuzzlingGames]

we dont absolutely know - but we know she already showed the candlestick to someone else, so we have to assume she showed it again.

[@karlah8919]

Really helpful thanks 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@lucylucina4253]

thank you. hope this helps me beat my brothers

[@silent2163]

And now I would be able to understand the movie too as I've played and understand the game.

[@toperpo582]

why do you use the number 2 instead of 1 on some of them I didn't understand that?

[@indigothecat]

So, the "1's" represented the first Suggestion that Player disproved. The "2's" represented the second time they disproved. 3's for the third, and so on. If the same Player disproves suggestions where the same Card shows more than once, they will get multiple numbers in the box, making it much more likely that the character had that card. It isn't 100% confirmed yet, but it can help you make better suggestions yourself later on, either to confirm for certain whether or not they had the card, or to make a better guess at a different card.

[@toperpo582]

Dannie i finished my clue game 2 years ago

[@rheaangela9288]

I put "?" On who asked what. And i put "!" If someone maybe has it.. that is additional info for you

[@mizzyroro]

You should have simply done a video of what to do strategically instead of playing a full game with you thinking out loud and trying to explain. It is very confusing.

[@L0VEurLIFE5]

at least he took the time to make this video

[@jasongarcia6406]

My favorite game is clue because I'm my sister always chooses on mr. Green and mrs. Peacock ore at professor plum

[@trustyshooter5]

I got robbed by a little old lady on a motorized scooter

[@danuto0975]

Grasias bro

[@benoni679]

Great tutorial.

[@zikaza563]

This is an interesting method of annotating but it is highly inefficient and can be improved drastically. There are a couple mistakes but overall, for beginners, this is a strong video.

[@panthex002]

Care to enlighten us?

[@thewewguy8t88]

@@panthex002 i was going to ask the same thing lol.

[@AirbenderAttorney]

What was the question mark and exclamation point for?

[@lorieann911]

This was Excellent!! Thank you for your brilliant tips!

[@zorrosingh5956]

What if somebody makes a new suggestion and you already have 2 in your notes. Would you put a 3 so u don’t get confused just like you put a 2 in a new suggestion with Plum?

[@fadi7782]

Zorro Singh yes you would.

[@alexm9038]

Yes. He only had to use 1 and 2.

[@pixeldust552]

The rooms are always the hardest to guess!

[@supercommando440]

Does the game have a tutorial? And what are the dice for? Sorry, yes I am a noob. Spotted this game on nintendo switch. Curious also if it has/tracks wins/losses or has achievements. I like to record wins/losses in physical games and absolutely hate when developers of digital board games omit adding simple win/loss tracking. Btw I love Sudoku :)

[@CerealDust-nStuff]

I’m psychic, so I’ve never lost a game of Clue.

[@darthshitlordtheiii3715]

Played this game many times. I always thought the numbers were hot keys for the symbols and had a weird complex system of ?s and !s going to do this. Got to 4:10 and now I realize I'm an idiot XD

[@chrisbarron3706]

Me and my wife have followed all the suggestions in this video but this does not work.... We haven't won a game following your technique, gonna go back to our strategies that did give us results...

[@Ariinya]

Chris Barron sorry it didn’t work for you. I already used this strategy and I’ve won every game except one. But the best strategy is definitely what work for you. Curious what strategy do you use? Curious about the differences.

[@DetroitsReaper]

What do you do then cause I thought this was the way you play lol I've been doing it like this since the beginning and was looking for new way to win faster

[@67L48]

Lots of opinions on the theory, the layout, people, deductions, etc. One thing I think we should all agree on, though, is that Orchid is an absolute abomination.

[@flaviospadavecchia5126]

This is just the standard strategy when playing Clue. I don't know if back in 2017 you could win with this strategy every time, but it's definitely not the case now. The AI on "hard" mode uses the exact same logic and strategy that you used (if not better), so it ultimately comes down to luck. The same can be said for most other players in the online game.

[@darrylhutchinson9849]

“Everyone’s on hard! Nope gotta make sure Greens on hard.”

[@taosaga]

I've tried this strategy, but I don't win every game. I've figured out its about what cards you are dealt and how good guesses you and the others make..

[@Cthulhu_t]

Usually if you aren't dealt a room, you already have lost

[@laronahouseentertainment2271]

What are u playing this on?

[@jules_logan5061]

Great video

[@nickwinks3517]

Me family has played this game so many times and I’ve never won a game

[@emmer_d]

I don't understand how you can bluff. The game forces you to show a card if you have one...

[@PuzzlingGames]

You bluff by asking people if they have a card that you already have. Since they obviously don’t, they may deduce that’s one of the things in the envelope but you know it’s a bluff

[@wongsingai4805]

My mom and my bro always win but now i can win 😃

[@zorrosingh5956]

Puzzling Games Can u plz help clarifying why you erase the numbers plz. I have watched this video 5 times to better understand but not helping. Thx

[@fadi7782]

He erased the number cuz in that sus weap or room that specific character has an X on meaning he doesn’t have that sus weap or room. So erasing the number just helps and Clear its

[@alexm9038]

If the number has an x (or check) on it then why keep it? by getting rid of it you narrow the category of the number down more.

[@meganash2162]

What website did you use

[@mrkelso]

This game looks excellent. Is there a way to play it on a Win10 PC?

[@petedunsford2915]

It's available on STEAM - but costs £11.99!

[@riannam6086]

Is this game free for the online version????

[@sandrokeul1603]

I think that the idea behind the tutorial is good, unfortunately it is not easy to follow the strategy because it is not explained the proper way. I am Sorry but it needs more details and more explication

[@josephdylan2424]

How i win is i play with scarlet cuz i just always win with her

[@SmilingJoe98]

Scarlet is op if I'm playing against others and they choose Scarlet I'd leave the room

[@georgeangelos240]

There is other way Count The names as Numbers Like Mr Green Number one and when he give other His Card Give the number 1 into each Place Got Light and then the same go for Col.Mustard Number 2 in each when he Give his Card with this way you will Know each cards in there hands Without Getting Your Brain all over the Place For The Rest the same for example 5 Miss Scarlett and when she do Give cards twice that mean's She got it Do Right Mark on whatever light of course you won't count yourself in because you can see your cards And you got Special Mark can put in whatever you think Right on the names not that ? and ! put your self out of Count

[@6611haggis]

I’m winning 8/10 on hard mode by combining strategy and a little guesswork. I wouldn’t want to use a foolproof strategy that allowed me to win every time thereby taking a lot of the enjoyment away.

[@ThatSportsGuy6468]

I’m still confused

[@LemuelDunleavy]

The thing that sucks is the game is much more fast paced in real life. It's hard to take the time to analyze

[@PuzzlingGames]

it takes practice IRL

[@soniakhan6919]

I always win at clue

[@SuperT]

What’s the point of orchid? Why did they get rid of White

[@indigothecat]

Hasbro reportedly came up with the following reasons. 1. They wanted to modernize the atmosphere of the game a bit more for new generations. (After all, the game has existed since 1949, over 70 years!) 2. They felt that the trope Mrs. White the Housekeeper represented was a bit sexist, and problematic given her labor role while all the other characters were of high social status, and Hasbro wanted to create a more relatable character for the modern woman. (Hence making her Dr. Orchid, and not just Ms. Orchid.) 3. They wanted to create another character of color officially. (Previously to get around this, sometimes Professor Plum would be designed as Asian, or Mr. Green as black. Originally, all six characters are white.) Some theorized explanations from fans exist, too. 4. Mrs. White was most likely the LEAST picked character by players. Her personality and motivation in the original game manual's biography is that she's been Mr. Boddy's housekeeper for decades and he didn't pay her enough. This, combined with her original character art (check the wiki page or google), made her kind of "meh." 5. Segueing from wanting a relatable female character, virtually nobody in society has a maid, let alone a live-in maid. Many families have Doctors though, and many people are Doctors.

[@markuswilliam18]

"I wanna make sure green's on hard."

[@fiercexflawless]

I don't understand how you're using the numbers in the notes. What do they mean? What does "one for the ones" and "two from the twos" mean??

[@themonkeyshead7520]

Nat Nxx It basically means that he may have two cards that have been guessed

[@animefn]

The One's are the first set of cards the player might have shown. The two's are the second time the player shows a card and the number shows what cards that player might have shown.

[@kiaboonstra6773]

Listening to this gave me the worst anxiety

[@shubhagarwal2533]

Man i figured this trick in my first playtime not helpful (i am 13 years old boy)