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About Contact What's New Record Books Privacy Policy Terms of ServiceIdentify the mystery tennis player from progressive clues about their Grand Slam record, nationality, era, and famous moments. Covers ATP and WTA from 1970 to 2025.
A mystery tennis player is hiding behind six clues, and they could come from either tour. Men's legends, women's legends, everyone is in the same deck.
Clues unlock in a set order: a one-word vibe, nationality and era, tour, Grand Slam count, slam details, and a famous moment. The sooner you commit, the more you score.
Suppose clue two describes an American who ruled across the 2000s and 2010s. Too many candidates, so you pass. Clue three says WTA, and clue four lands the hammer: 23 Grand Slam singles titles.
Only one player in history owns exactly 23. You type Serena Williams on clue four and take 400 points.
A sharper read on the era hint might have gotten you there a clue earlier for 600. That's the game inside the game.
Yes. The pool mixes men's and women's greats, and the tour clue tells you which side you're on.
Yes. Unlimited picks are random each round, so repeats can happen in a long session.
Puzzles come from the site's own tennis database, so the player list downloads first. If it fails, a retry link appears.
Yes. Guess The Player is free to play on DoUKnowBall, right in your browser. No download and no signup needed.
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