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How to play

Two players, one hidden chain. Get from start to target by naming players who were teammates — each name must have shared a club, in the same seasons, with the player before him.

• Par is the shortest chain that exists. You get par + 3 guesses — right or wrong, every guess costs one.
• Names suggest themselves as you type — arrows and Enter to pick, or just type it out. It's there so you don't have to spell Spanoulis; it lists every player we hold whose name matches and never says which of them actually links, so the puzzle is still yours to solve. A surname is enough when it's unique, and accents don't matter. A name we can't place isn't a guess and costs you nothing.
• Give up reveals a shortest route. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss — but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.
• The career lines under your current player and the target are your map: find where two paths crossed.
• Each player can appear in the chain only once — don't route yourself into a dead end.
• NBA stints count too — some of the best routes go through the League. 😉

Game modes

• Daily — one pair a day, two players in between, the same for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Easy / Medium / Hard — one, two or three players stand between the pair.

Teammates are judged by the careers we store — the same well-travelled pool as The Grid — so a real-life teammate outside this data won't count.

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How to play

Four EuroLeague names. Three of them share one thing — a club they all played for, a nationality, a jersey number, or a Final Four starting five. One doesn't. Tap the odd one out.

• Every round has exactly one defensible answer — whichever connection you spot, it points to the same intruder.
• After you tap, the shared connection is revealed.

Game modes

• Daily — five rounds, the same for everyone. Three or more right = solved. Keeps your hub streak alive.
• Practice — endless rounds; chase your best streak.

Facts are judged by the data we store — players, careers and Final Four lineups — the same pool as Connections.

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How to play

Two EuroLeague players, one question — who is taller, who is older, or whose jersey number is higher? Tap your answer and the values are revealed.

• Every matchup has a real gap — no ties, no 1 cm coin flips.
• The pool mixes today's players and non-active ones, so eras collide.

Game modes

• Daily — ten matchups, the same for everyone. Seven or more right = solved. Keeps your hub streak alive.
• Endless — one wrong answer ends the run. How long can you ride your gut?

Heights, birth years and numbers come from our database — the same facts the other games play by.

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How to play

The big one: name every player on every EuroLeague roster since 2000-01, club by club, from memory.

• Pick a season, then a club. Every season is here, every club that played it, with its full official roster, including players who never got on the floor for that club.
• Pick a club — its board shows empty slots under Guards, Forwards and Centers, so you always know how many you're missing.
• No suggestions, no autocomplete — pure recall. Type a name and a match fills its slot instantly. A surname is enough when it's unique on that roster; accents and dots don't matter.
• Your progress saves automatically, per club. Come back any time.
• Stuck? Reveal missing shows the players you haven't named. They don't count toward your score or the gold ★; Clear board lets you try that club again.
• Clear board starts a club over — but your best score (%) survives on the club's card. Clear all boards on a season's club list does the same for every club that season.
• Name a full roster once and that board turns gold ★ — for good, even if you clear it.
• Every club of a season gold: that season turns royal purple. A club gold in every season it played: that club turns purple too. All of it: the crown.

This season is our cross-checked 2026-27 database, the exact squads the other games play by. The older seasons are the official EuroLeague rosters. No daily here; this is the long game.

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How to play

One category — say, Serbian players who played for FC Barcelona. Name any six players who fit it.

• Categories cross a club with a nationality, a position or another club, or a nationality with a position. Every one has at least ten right answers, and the game tells you how many.
• Three wrong names and it's over. A name you've already tried costs nothing.
• Names suggest themselves as you type. The list holds every player we know, so it spells for you but never says who fits.
• A player counts for a club if it's anywhere in his career, short stints included, or if he was ever on its official EuroLeague roster since 2000, even without playing a minute there.
• When it ends you see everyone who fit, so you learn the ones you forgot.
• Give up ends it and shows the full list. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss, but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.

Game modes

• Daily — one category a day, the same for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Practice — random categories, as many as you like.

Like The Grid, Six of a Kind counts everyone who has played in the EuroLeague since 2000-01, plus the older greats whose careers we hold. A player counts for a club if we have him there: any EuroLeague season since 2000, or any stint in his career.

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How to play

Two players. Their careers cross at exactly one club — name it.

• You get 3 guesses, and the fewer you use the better the win.
• They did not have to be teammates. Both wore the shirt; it may have been twenty years apart. (Overlapping years are Path Between's game.)
• There is only ever one right answer. A pair is only used if it shares one single club out of every club we hold — so if you can think of two, one of them isn't in our data.
• The answer is always a EuroLeague club or a club with real retired greats — never a player's stop in Australia or the NBA, even though we know about those.
• Clubs suggest themselves as you type — arrows and Enter to pick, or type it out; part of the name is enough when it's unique ("pana" will do). The list only spells the club for you, it never says which one they shared, and clubs you've already tried drop out of it. A club we can't place isn't a guess and costs you nothing.
• Give up names the club for you. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss — but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.

Game modes

• Daily — the same pair for everyone, once a day. One of the two is always a Final Four starter, so there's a name to hold on to. Keep your streak alive.
• Active — both players are in the 2026–27 EuroLeague.
• Non-active — both are off the current EuroLeague rosters.
• Both — any pair at all, including a non-active player beside a current one. The deep cuts live here: no famous name is guaranteed.

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How to play

Fill all 9 cells. Tap a cell, then name any player who fits both its row and its column — e.g. played for Olympiacos and is French.

• You get 12 guesses for the 9 cells — right or wrong, every guess costs one.
• Give up fills every empty cell with one answer that would have fitted. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss — but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.
• Each player can only be used once on the board, and most cells have several right answers.
• A player counts for a club if it's anywhere in his career — including short stints and NBA spells — or if he was ever on its official EuroLeague roster since 2000, even without playing a minute there.
• Fill the board without a single miss for an Immaculate badge. 🤩

Game modes

• Daily — one grid a day, the same board for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Practice — random grids, as many as you like.

The Grid counts everyone who has played in the EuroLeague since 2000-01, plus the older greats whose careers we hold. A player counts for a club if we have him there: any EuroLeague season since 2000, or any stint in his career.

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How to play

You're shown a player and his clubs in a scrambled order. Put them back into the chronological order he played for them — earliest at the top, latest at the bottom.

Ordering

• Drag a club by its ≡ handle to move it, or use the ▲ / ▼ buttons.
• Hit Check order — clubs in the right spot lock green and stay green (until you move them). The years stay hidden until the end.
• You get 3 checks; solve it before they run out or the answer is revealed.
• Give up shows the right order. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss — but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.

Game modes

• Daily — one current player's career a day, the same for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Easy / Medium / Hard — shorter to longer careers (more clubs = harder).

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How to play

A mystery player's career path — every club he's played for, with the years — is laid out from his first club to his latest. Name him in 2 guesses.

• Start typing and pick a name from the list. The list shows names only — no club hints, that would be too easy. 😉
• Let the route tell the story: the countries, the era, the final destination.

Game modes

• Daily — one current player's career a day, the same for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Active / Non-active / Both — unlimited practice with today's players, non-active ones, or everyone.

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How to play

This is a real EuroLeague Final Four starting five — with one starter hidden. Name him in 2 guesses.

• Your clues: the club, the season, the position, and his four teammates on the floor.
• A 🏆 next to the team means they went on to win it all that year.
• Give up names him for you. On the Daily it asks once before it commits, and records a loss — but it still counts as played, so your hub streak survives.

Game modes

• Daily — the same five for everyone, once a day. Keep your streak alive.
• Easy / Medium / Hard — who's hidden: Easy hides the star, Hard hides the one only true fans remember.

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How to play

Guess the mystery EuroLeague player in 8 tries. Start typing a name and pick from the list. After each guess, every column is coloured to show how close you are.

Colours

• ✓ Green — exact match
• ~ Yellow — close (depends on the column)
• · Grey — no match

What each column means

• Team — same club, different club in the same country.
  e.g. you guess a Panathinaikos player and the answer plays for Olympiacos → both Greek → yellow.
• Nat. — same nationality (where the player is from), otherwise grey.
• Pos — same position (Guard / Forward / Center), otherwise grey.
• Height — exact, within 5 cm.
• Age — exact, within 2 years.
• # — exact jersey number, within 3.

Arrows

On Height, Age and #, an ↑ means the answer's value is higher than your guess, and ↓ means it's lower.

Game modes

• Daily — one mystery player a day, the same for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Practice — unlimited random players from the active rosters.
• Non-active — players off the current rosters, retired greats included; filter by era.
• Endless — solve players back-to-back and build the longest run you can. One loss ends the run.

Challenge a friend

After any game, tap Challenge a friend to copy a link that deals that exact player to whoever opens it — no app or sign-up needed.

Achievements

Unlock badges for milestones — bullseyes, streaks, long runs and more. See them all in 📊 Statistics.

Options

Hard mode — only suggest players that fit every clue so far.

Sound & vibration — subtle audio cues and a buzz on each guess.

Practice, Non-active & Endless also offer a Hint button and keep their own stats.

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How to play

Find the four groups of four hiding among the 16 names. Tap up to four tiles, then Submit. You get 3 mistakes before the puzzle reveals itself.

The four groups

Colours run easiest → hardest, and the themes change from puzzle to puzzle:

• A club's current roster
• A nationality — or all guards / forwards / centers
• A Final Four five, everyone at one Final Four, or a birth decade
• Club legends, ex-players of a club, a shared jersey number, the 2.10 m club, or journeymen

Each puzzle has exactly one group of each colour.

Tips

• “One away…” means three of your four picks belong to the same group.
• Watch for red herrings — a nationality, an old club or a jersey number can lure you into the wrong group.
• Shuffle rearranges the tiles; Deselect all clears your picks.

Game modes

• Daily — one puzzle a day, the same board for everyone. Keep your streak alive.
• Practice — unlimited random puzzles.

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