LinkedIn Queens, Tango & Zip Answers, November 11, 2026

Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026 on LinkedIn brings Pinpoint #925, Crossclimb #925, Queens #925, Tango #765, Zip #604 and Mini Sudoku #457; Nerd’s Chalk and Sportsdunia agree on the Pinpoint and Crossclimb answers held back in the spoiler section. Everything above that section is hint-only.

Pinpoint and Crossclimb nudges for Wednesday, Nov. 11

• Pinpoint #925, first nudge: the five clues are not a family of things. What joins them is one symbol.
• Pinpoint #925, second nudge: that symbol is a single letter, and it stands for something different in each clue.
• Pinpoint #925, third nudge: read each clue as a short form. Ask which single letter could stand for all five at once.
• Crossclimb #925, the locked ends: the top and bottom words are four letters each. Read in order, they name a familiar half of something measured in holes.
• Crossclimb #925, the middle: five rungs, and each is one letter away from the rung above it. Start from whichever neighbor you are surest of.

How the locked pair gives away the ladder

Crossclimb locks the first and last rows, and today those two words form a phrase when read top to bottom. Solving that phrase before touching the middle is a legitimate shortcut: it tells you the exact first and last words, and each one is only a single letter away from its neighbor. The top word’s neighbor differs from it in the first position. The bottom word’s neighbor differs from it in the first position as well, so both ends of the ladder are opened by an opening-letter swap.

Step map for the Crossclimb #925 ladder

Seven words, six moves, one letter changed per move, positions counted from the left, 1 to 4. No word appears in this table.

Move	Letter position that changes	Kind of letter swapped in
Top row to rung 1	1	consonant
Rung 1 to rung 2	2	vowel
Rung 2 to rung 3	3	consonant
Rung 3 to rung 4	1	consonant
Rung 4 to rung 5	4	vowel
Rung 5 to bottom row	1	consonant

Position 1 changes in three of the six moves, the first, the fourth and the last. The only two vowel moves are the second and the fifth, and the fifth is the one that alters the final letter. A quick test for any stuck rung: if neither neighbor accepts a new first letter, the change is somewhere inside the word.

LinkedIn game numbers for Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026

Nerd’s Chalk and Sportsdunia print #925 for both Pinpoint and Crossclimb. Nerd’s Chalk and Bloxodes agree on Queens #925 and the date. The Tango, Zip and Mini Sudoku numbers follow from Tuesday’s confirmed ones, each one higher.

Game	Nov. 11	Nov. 10
Pinpoint	#925	#924
Crossclimb	#925	#924
Queens	#925	#924
Tango	#765	#764
Zip	#604	#603
Mini Sudoku	#457	#456

The rules for each game sit on our LinkedIn games page.

Where to start with Queens #925, Tango #765, Zip #604 and Mini Sudoku #457

No solutions or starting cells are printed for these four. No two sources confirmed their grids in text, and no dated Zip page had turned up by mid-morning. Only the numbers are given.

Also on Wednesday: Wordle hint and answer and Connections hints and answers. Tuesday’s LinkedIn games answers are still up. For the rest of the week, use the printable weekly calendar or the November 2026 calendar.

Wednesday’s LinkedIn answers, Nov. 11, 2026 (spoilers)

Stop here if you are still solving.

• Pinpoint #925: Things represented by the letter “N”.
• Crossclimb #925: Back, Lack, Lick, Link, Mink, Mine, Nine. Lack, Lick, Link, Mink and Mine fill the middle in that order; Back and Nine are the locked ends.

The ladder with the letter that changes at each step:

Step	Word	Letter swapped in
Top row	Back	none
Rung 1	Lack	L for B
Rung 2	Lick	I for A
Rung 3	Link	N for C
Rung 4	Mink	M for L
Rung 5	Mine	E for K
Bottom row	Nine	N for M

Back and Nine read as the back nine, the second set of nine holes on a golf course. The middle runs through the Lack, Lick, Link and Mink family, and only Mine breaks the pattern by trading its final letter.

Queens, Tango, Zip and Mini Sudoku solutions are left out: no two sources confirmed them as text.