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100 of Us day 3: the question 'Of 100 people in the world, how many live in Africa?' above a grid of 100 grey figures and a counter at 0

100 of Us

Of 100 people in the world, how many? One guess a day.

Acrobeat's game screen: a glowing jerboa on the ground floor of the staircase, a level counter and a round play button

Acrobeat

Hear the gap between two beeps and tap it back, ten steps a day.

Agent board on mindloftdaily.com: a Sun Country economy flight from Minneapolis to Las Vegas, a price box and three guess slots worth up to 10, 6 and 3

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Agent (Mind Loft)

Guess what a named flight or hotel stay costs, in three tries.

Airspan round 1 of 5 in Aircraft: an NFL football field of 109.73 m as the reference beside an orange Douglas DC-8-62 silhouette to resize, and a Guess button

Airspan (FlightQ)

Resize a plane or airport against a known object until the scale looks right.

Amountle share art: blue gems pouring into a glass jar beside How many are inside? a daily estimation game

Amountle

Watch objects pour into a jar and guess how many, five times a day.

Angle's board on 19 October 2026: two red arms with a reflex arc, two guesses of 330 and 345 degrees marked Getting Hot and Boiling with higher arrows, attempts 2 of 4

Angle

Guess the day's angle in degrees in four tries or fewer.

Angled's dial with the grey reference line and the first how-to-play card

Angled

See an angle for three seconds, then rebuild it from memory on a dial.

Angledle share card: an angle marked with an orange arc and a question mark beside Angledle, Wordle, but for angles

Angledle

Find the day's mystery angle, from 1 to 359 degrees, in six tries.

Today's Angler board on a desktop: two rays meeting at a teal-marked angle, with a first guess of 108 degrees marked Burning and a down arrow, Attempts 1 of 4

Angler

Name the day's angle to the exact degree in four guesses.

The Auctimate card from GuessDash: the name, the line Guess what real auction lots sold for, and an auction gavel with a price tag

Auctimate (GuessDash)

Guess what real auction lots sold for, round by round.

Today's first Balanced round: a stepped grey shape with two holes above a blue support, Round 1 of 5 and a Let go button

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Balanced (Freehand)

Slide the support under an uneven shape to where it will hold level, five shapes a day.

Balancedle on 18 October 2026: the day's black shape with curved bites held above the orange triangular support, attempt counter at 00

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Balancedle

Rotate and drop the day's odd shape so it balances on a point, in as few attempts as possible.

Ballot Blocks daily puzzle on a desktop: today's Street View of a white hall among pines, the first hint (Region: West), the margin slider and guess 2 of 7; a sponsor box at left

Ballot Blocks

Look around a US neighbourhood and guess how it voted in 2024.

Ballpark's daily company, Volvo Group: the first of three questions, when was it founded, with a year slider from 1650 to 2025 and a Lock it in button

Ballpark

Guess a famous company's founding year, revenue and valuation.

Ballpark game 9, at-bat 1: a pixel baseball diamond, the question How many teams are in the NFL with a guess box and pitch clock, and today's lineup of five sports

Ballpark (ballparkplay.com)

Five sports number questions a day, each an at-bat: the closer your estimate, the bigger the hit.

Ballpark daily #16 for Oct 5: question 1 of 5 about the Salvator Mundi auction price, with a range slider set from 31.7M to 1.26B

Ballpark Daily

Five number questions a day: answer with a range, and tighter scores more.

A dotted walking path from a yellow flag to a compass rose, beside the title BEARING and the line the daily navigation gauntlet

Bearing

Watch a short walk, then say where it started, which way home lies and where you ended up.

A Best Guess daily question in English asking how many metric tons of pork are produced each year, with lower and upper bound boxes, a range slider and the potential jackpot

Best Guess

Five real-world numbers a day: bet a range, not a guess, and keep it tight.

Bisecto share card: a shape sliced by one line into two halves marked 50.0% each, beside the Bisecto name and The Daily Precision Split Puzzle

Bisecto

Cut each shape exactly in half with a single line.

BlindCut: a pale irregular shape on a dark grid with a red straight line cutting across it

BlindCut

Cut a fading shape in half with one straight line, five times a day.

BopMatch target card: Your Target, Dolly Parton, with her photo on a purple panel

BopMatch

Match each target artist with one who is just as popular.

Breakdown title card: a stacked colour bar chart comparing You with Reality beside the name Breakdown and the line A daily game about how the whole splits up

Breakdown

Guess how a real total splits into slices, then see the true shares.

Daily Brickdle #938: the box of the LEGO City Advent Calendar with its name below, a guess counter at 0 and a How many bricks? box with an Enter button

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Brickdle

Guess how many pieces are in the day's LEGO set.

Capitalibrate round 1 of 5: you are in Vienna, navigate to Riga, with a compass dial to set the starting bearing along the shortest globe route

Capitalibrate (GuessDash)

Aim from one capital to another and guess how far it is.

Capitalistate round 1 of 5: start in Hartford, Connecticut, navigate to Richmond, Virginia, with a compass to set the starting bearing

Capitalistate (GuessDash)

Aim from one U.S. state capital to another, by bearing and distance.

Capitrail: a globe with the last trail point marked, above a compass to set the starting bearing toward Minsk

Capitrail (GuessDash)

Chain five bearings between capitals, each starting where the last one landed.

Centroid on 19 October 2026, round 1 of 3 (easy): a tilted rectangle, a circle and two small squares on a white board, waiting for a click at their centre of mass

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Centroid

Click the centre of mass of the day's shapes, one guess per round.

A Chronicle Daily prompt: The Crusaders lost Acre, their last big city in the Holy Land, with a year slider from 3000 BC to 2000 set at 1000 and a Lock it in button

Chronicle Daily

Five historical events a day: slide to the year each one happened and score by how close you land.

Cifra question 1 of 5, How many people use the internet?, with an estimate of 5bn typed in

Cifra

Five real-world numbers a day: type your best estimate and see how close you got.

A Close Enough round in tutorial mode: a sleep question with a 25-second timer, a guess of 50% on a slider, and How sure buttons from plus or minus 5 to 40

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Close Enough

Five real-world numbers a day, 25 seconds each: pick a guess and a range, and tighter ranges score more.

A Costcodle game showing a loaf of Dave's Killer Bread, six empty guess rows and a price box

Costcodle

Guess what a Costco food product costs, within five percent, in six tries.

A Counted round result: the scene of 18 gold coins on a green panel shown again, with the score 1 of 10 for a guess of 34

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Counted (Freehand)

See a shelf, a tray or a crowd for a moment, then say how many there were.

Curator on mindloftdaily.com: a Martin D-28 acoustic guitar at list price, with the guess box and three guesses worth up to 10, 6 and 3

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Curator (Mind Loft)

Guess what a luxury piece or auction lot cost, in three tries.

Cutle's daily shape, a green hatter's top hat marked 10/6, inside a circle ringed with teacups, a rabbit, a mouse and a hat, waiting to be cut in half

Cutle

One shape, one straight cut, and the closest to 50:50 you can manage.

Dealer on mindloftdaily.com, 19 Oct 2026: a silver 2027 Kia Telluride SUV, base trim starting MSRP priced on kia.com, a dollar guess box and three slots worth up to 10, 6 and 3

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Dealer (Mind Loft)

Guess the starting sticker price of the day's vehicle, in three tries.

Today's Dialed Shape daily, round 1 of 5: a rainbow triangle on a black card to move into its correct position

Dialed Shape

See five shapes, then put each back at its size, angle and place from memory: the same five for everyone each…

Dialed Time daily, round 1 of 5: purple and blue rings pulse on a black card while the duration plays, with the prompt remember the timing

Dialed Time

Experience five durations, then recreate each one from memory: how good is your internal clock?

Dickle card: the game's name over 'Guess the average', a hidden figure in centimetres and a five-colour closeness scale

Dickle

Guess one country's published average penis length in five tries.

draw.city challenge for October 5, 2026: draw an area with 173,000 people, over a satellite map of a US coastal suburb with a Draw your area button

draw.city

Draw an outline on the US map that holds exactly today's number of people.

Dropped board on 19 October 2026, round 1 of 5: the ball's launch trail in a blue sky over a striped field, a dashed marker on the ground, and Replay and Lock position buttons

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Dropped (Freehand)

Watch the start of a throw, then call where the ball comes down.

Estimania card: The daily estimation game, 5 questions per day, no sign-up needed, new puzzle at midnight UTC

Estimania

Five numbers to estimate each day; the closer you get, the more of 500 points you score.

Estimate Me puzzle for Tuesday, October 6, 2026: How many pony beads are in this mug?, a photo of a white mug full of coloured beads, with the number pad for guess 1 of 3

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Estimate Me

How many pieces of popcorn in the mug? Three guesses to get close.

Estimation Gym's Fermi Questions for Sun 18 Oct: How many words does an average person speak in a day, with a guess box, a x10^n button, Go and a Hint

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Estimation Gym

Four daily questions: estimate a quantity and a world record, place a date, and solve a cryptic clue.

Estimatle #85, question 1 on a desktop: how many revolutions per minute a standard vinyl single plays at, with a slider from 20 to 70, step buttons and a Lock it in button

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Estimatle

Five numerical questions a day: slide to your best estimate.

A Far Out question: an engraving of the 1883 Krakatoa eruption above the question how many months did it last, with an answer box and Submit button

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Far Out

Three estimation questions; every unit you are off comes out of your 100 points.

Fermi.gg card: Make an educated guess, beside a photo of Enrico Fermi at a blackboard

Fermi

Three Fermi questions a day: napkin math, one guess each.

Fermle question #57, money spent on video games worldwide per year, after a guess of 100B lands the right power of ten and opens the Bonus Round

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Fermle

Guess the right power of ten for one hard-to-know number a day, in five tries.

Gauge's title card: the name GAUGE over the five skills count, pour, angle, hold and length, with a dial needle

Gauge (Yuki Games)

Five one-shot tests of your eye each day: count dots, pour a percentage, set an angle, hold for seconds…

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