Our editors and writers at SAYS cannot come to a unison agreement on which strategy is the best.
Therefore, we impart these two strategies, as both have their pros and cons.
Team Vowel are people who put in a word with many vowels on their first try.
They believe their strategy has a high chance of hitting multiple right letters, hence, making it easy to move on to the next try.
Team Consonant, on the other hand, are people who use a word with many consonants on their first try.
They believe their strategy, albeit with low chances of hitting the right letters, when they get it right, is easier to fill in the remaining missing vowels.
There are only five vowels in English, with the remaining 21 being consonants. It is essentially a high risk, high reward strategy for Team Consonant.
Depending on whether you are more attuned to completing words with vowels or consonants, these two schools of thought are sound strategies.