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Guess the Colors

Guess the Colors
Take a pick: Legend Correct color, but at wrong position Correct color, correct position Guess which colors are hidden at the top! Each round you pick 4 colored pegs from the right side – then, black and white pegs will hint at how good your guess is. Your solution is right, congratulations!

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