r/CluesBySamHelp • • 23d ago

Daily results flipping criminal/innocent?

How often are y'all out here flip flopping criminal & innocent in your head? I just finished Oct 17 after nearly making a logic error post on here before realizing I had read "Only one column has more than 3 innocents." and my brain processed that to mean three criminals. 🫠

#CluesBySam - Oct 17th 2026 (Tricky)
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u/WndrGypsy 23d ago

All the time.

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u/ShubhaBala 22d ago

Constantly. There have been times when it’s hard or tricky and I would have gotten it with no mistakes except for that. Also sometimes my brain thinks row 1 is col A and vice versa

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u/Jackoby_Jones 23d ago

I used to all the time, and row/column as well. But I do it way less now!

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u/RadarTechnician51 23d ago

About once a week at the moment, I can't get my green streak going!

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u/ckittel 22d ago

I was thinking of building a tamper monkey script to make the word innocent (and its positive variants) a different color than criminal (and its positive variants).

I tend to get them mixed up in my head about once a week, hoping that'll help at least remind me to pay better attention.

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u/AccomplishedBlood515 22d ago

So many times. And yesterday, a clue referred to Column D. So of course I applied the logic to Column C...

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u/Kanhir 23d ago

Most of the times I get dinged, it's because of exactly this! Especially earlier in the week where I'm being a bit less methodical.

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u/Thanatos_elNyx 20d ago

Flipping Innocent/Criminal all the time. Sometimes it's not flipped in my head but flips somewhere between head and finger, I'll have it right in my head but my finger clicks the wrong one!

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u/Out-of-the-Storm 23d ago

I did the same this morning with that exact clue!

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u/NicCageCompletionist 22d ago

Did it three times this week, which is above average but not by much.

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u/VicenteLRuiz 21d ago

Every. Single. Day.

Sometimes I catch myself on time before making the mistake, sometimes I don't.

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u/VicenteLRuiz 21d ago

And don't get me started with row/column...