LinkedIn Queens, Tango & Zip Answers, November 15, 2026

Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026 on LinkedIn is Pinpoint #929 and Crossclimb #929, confirmed by Nerdschalk and Try Hard Guides, with the answers kept in the spoiler section. Hints come first, in steps.

Pinpoint and Crossclimb nudges for Sunday, Nov. 15

• Pinpoint #929, first nudge: the five clues are not one kind of thing; they share a feature that one part of each can have.
• Pinpoint #929, second nudge: that part is a mechanism that keeps something shut, and a key or a code opens it.
• Pinpoint #929, third nudge: the category starts with “Things with” and ends in a one-word mechanism. The last two clues stretch the meaning furthest.
• Crossclimb #929, the locked ends: both are five-letter music words: one names a set of lowered notes, the other the symbol that does the reverse.
• Crossclimb #929, rung 1: the slender strips that tilt on a window covering.
• Crossclimb #929, rung 2: a sports fan’s numbers, in their short, plural form.
• Crossclimb #929, rung 3: to put your view into plain words, the way a lawyer would in court.
• Crossclimb #929, rungs 4 and 5: a long, unblinking look, then splitting something so each person gets a part.

Reading the Crossclimb #929 ladder without the words

Seven words of five letters, six moves, one letter changed per move, positions counted from the left, 1 to 5. No word appears in this section.

Move	Letter position that changes
Top row to rung 1	1
Rung 1 to rung 2	2
Rung 2 to rung 3	5
Rung 3 to rung 4	4
Rung 4 to rung 5	2
Rung 5 to bottom row	5

Positions 2 and 5 each change twice, positions 1 and 4 once each, and position 3 never. Only the first move touches the first letter, so the other six words open with the same letter. Moves 3 and 6 both work on the last letter.

When Monday’s LinkedIn puzzles open in each US time zone

Monday, Nov. 16 brings Pinpoint #930, Crossclimb #930, Queens #930, Tango #770, Zip #609 and Mini Sudoku #462. LinkedIn’s new day starts at midnight Pacific Time (PT), and the whole country is on standard time. The table counts from that moment.

Time zone	Monday’s puzzles open
Eastern (ET)	3 a.m. Monday
Central (CT)	2 a.m. Monday
Mountain (MT)	1 a.m. Monday
Pacific (PT)	12 a.m. Monday
Alaska (AKST)	11 p.m. Sunday
Hawaii (HST)	10 p.m. Sunday

Players in Alaska and Hawaii can open Monday’s set before Sunday ends.

LinkedIn game numbers for Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026

Nerdschalk prints #929 for both Pinpoint and Crossclimb on Nov. 15. Queens, Tango, Zip and Mini Sudoku appear on one page only, so their numbers are counted: one more than Saturday’s.

Game	Nov. 15	Nov. 14
Pinpoint	#929	#928
Crossclimb	#929	#928
Queens	#929	#928
Tango	#769	#768
Zip	#608	#607
Mini Sudoku	#461	#460

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

Starting points for Queens #929, Tango #769, Zip #608 and Mini Sudoku #461

Queens #929. Look for a color region that fits inside a single row or column; its crown rules out the rest of that line.

Tango #769. Two matching symbols side by side force the cell on each end to be the other symbol.

Zip #608. Corners and dead ends have only one way in, so draw those stretches of the path first.

Mini Sudoku #461. Pick the digit that appears most often so far and place it in each box where only one cell is left for it.

No solutions for these four appear here because no two sources confirmed them as text.

Also on Sunday: Wordle hint and answer and Connections hints and answers. Yesterday’s page is Saturday’s LinkedIn games answers. Plan the week on the printable weekly calendar or the November 2026 calendar.

Sunday’s LinkedIn answers, Nov. 15, 2026 (spoilers)

Stop here if you are still solving.

• Pinpoint #929: Things with locks. The clue words are Doors, Canals, Hair, Wrestling and Safes.
• Crossclimb #929: Flats, Slats, Stats, State, Stare, Share, Sharp. Slats, Stats, State, Stare and Share fill the middle in that order; Flats and Sharp are the locked ends.

The ladder with the letter that changes at each step:

Step	Word	Letter swapped in	Position
Top row	Flats	none	none
Rung 1	Slats	S for F	1
Rung 2	Stats	T for L	2
Rung 3	State	E for S	5
Rung 4	Stare	R for T	4
Rung 5	Share	H for T	2
Bottom row	Sharp	P for E	5

The printed clues for the rungs are: Slats, “Parts of Venetian blinds”; Stats, “Data used in analysis of athletes, for short”; State, “Express clearly, as a case in court”; Stare, “Look without blinking”; Share, “Don’t keep all to yourself”. The locked pair shares one clue: musical notes a half step lower than naturals, and a word for their opposite. Puzzle pages say the first word may sit at the bottom, so the ends are given without a fixed top. Doors, canals, hair, wrestling and safes all have locks.

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