Connections: Sports Edition
The sports version of Connections from The Athletic: sort 16 sports names and terms into four hidden groups of four.
Daily quizzes that test what you know: question sets, clue grids, guess-the-thing games and more. 40 games, most popular first.
The sports version of Connections from The Athletic: sort 16 sports names and terms into four hidden groups of four.
Three short daily food games: place a dish on the world map, match dishes to cuisines and guess which plate people preferred.
A 3x3 baseball trivia grid: name a player who fits each row and column pair, with nine guesses and a rarity score for obscure picks.
A daily seven-prompt trivia dive where obvious answers barely score and the rarest valid answer you can name sends you deepest.
Guess the mystery NBA player in eight tries, using team, conference, division, position, height, age and jersey number clues.
A daily visual estimation game: resize a silhouette until it matches its real size next to a known reference object.
Name the country behind a treemap of its exports in six guesses, with distance and direction to help you close in.
A daily soccer guessing game: identify the mystery footballer from Europe's top leagues in eight tries, with an optional blurred photo.
A daily 3x3 trivia grid where any answer matching both its row and column counts, and the more obscure your pick, the better.
Each day shows a real past weekend's US box office top five with the titles hidden, and you score points for every film you can name.
A timed soccer trivia grid: fill a 3x3 board of club, country and trophy crossovers in three minutes, then name as many extra players as you can.
The Atlantic's daily puzzle of clues nested inside brackets: solve the innermost clues first to unlock the outer ones.
A daily price-guessing game: name the Costco price of the day’s product within 5% in six tries, with higher or lower hints.
Daily 3x3 sports trivia grids for the NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, soccer, golf and F1, plus trivia, guess-the-player and connections games.
A daily ranking trivia puzzle: put the top five answers to a fact question in the right order, with colored hints after each try.
A 3x3 NBA trivia grid: name players who fit each team, award or stat pairing, and score better for answers few others pick.
A free hub of daily estimation games, home of Size It Up, plus weight, geography, pop culture and one-guess number puzzles.
A daily biology puzzle: find the mystery animal by guessing species and seeing where they meet the answer on the tree of life.
A daily soccer memory test: name all eleven starters from a classic match, spelling each surname Wordle-style with six tries per player.
Krillion spelled backwards and played in reverse: a daily survey game where you guess the answer most people would give.
A daily hockey trivia grid: fill nine squares with NHL players who match a team, award or stat on both axes, with nine shots.
Guess words to uncover a fully redacted Wikipedia article, and win by working out its title.
A daily higher-or-lower game about football stadium food: pick which of two dishes fans rated higher on social media.
A daily word game that shows the start of a real search query and asks you to guess how Google autocompletes it.
A daily pub-quiz style game from Geeks Who Drink: five rounds, each with three clues that all point to the same answer.
Britannica's daily trivia game: nine timed questions across science, history, arts and more, and three wrong answers end your run.
The NFL take on the mystery-player game: guess today's pro football player in eight tries using team, division, position, height, age and number clues.
A daily list trivia game: roll dice for time and hints, then name any five valid answers from each of three lists.
The NFL grid from the makers of HoopGrids: name players who fit each pair of team, decade, award or stat clues on a 3x3 board.
A daily space-themed category game: name the most common answers first, then the rarest ones you know, plus a rarity-target ladder.
A daily ten-prompt trivia game where the answer nobody else gives wins the crowd, with later questions worth up to four times more.
A daily three-minute game of scale: each round gives a target number, and you name the thing whose real value comes closest.
A daily hangman puzzle for Magic: The Gathering fans: guess the name of a Magic card one character at a time.
A daily rare-answer trivia game: name a cheese, dog breed or Pixar film, and the fewer people who would say it, the more you score.
A daily seven-question trivia game where any correct answer counts, but the less-read its Wikipedia page, the more it scores.
A daily survey trivia game with four modes: give the most common answer, the rarest one, the oldest or the most recent.
A daily timeline card game: place movies, songs, inventions and historical moments where they belong on a growing timeline.
A short daily rare-answer trivia game: five prompts, 30 seconds each, then challenge a friend to beat your picks on the same set.
A daily timeline puzzle: drag seven events from history, tech, sports and pop culture into the order they happened, in three attempts.
A daily guess-the-year puzzle: four clues from the same year, revealed one at a time, and four guesses to name it.
The most played right now are Connections: Sports Edition, FoodGuessr, Immaculate Grid, Krillion, Poeltl. All 40 on this page play in the browser, and we link to each official site.
Krillion, Crossover Grid, Noillirk, Redactle, Scrandle, Weddle, Outrivia, Think Rarer, Uncommon Trivia, Wonderhop, Outlier Duel let you keep playing after the daily puzzle.