LinkedIn Games Answers, Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026: Queens, Tango, Zip, Pinpoint, Crossclimb

LinkedIn’s Saturday set for Nov. 7, 2026 is Pinpoint #921, Crossclimb #921, Queens #921, Tango #761 and Zip #600, and the nudges come first with solutions held back. Two answer pages dated today, Try Hard Guides and Nerdschalk, have to agree before we print anything, and what they confirm waits in the spoiler section.

Saturday’s Pinpoint and Crossclimb hints, Nov. 7, 2026

• Pinpoint #921, first nudge: the five clue words share one word that carries several unrelated meanings, so stop looking for a single theme.
• Pinpoint #921, second nudge: one meaning is a person who trains a team or a single athlete, and another is a vehicle that carries many passengers.
• Pinpoint #921, third nudge: think of a railway carriage, a section of an aircraft sold at a mid-range fare, and a fashion house known for handbags.
• Crossclimb #921, the locked ends: the two end words are an adjective for something fine and a feeling of looking forward, and together they name a famous cape.
• Crossclimb #921, the first two rungs: a precious yellow metal comes first, followed by what a shop did with its stock.
• Crossclimb #921, the middle rung: a word that means either the bottom of a shoe or a flat fish.
• Crossclimb #921, the last two rungs: an unspecified amount, then the place you live.

Crossclimb #921 ladder map, Nov. 7, 2026

Seven rows give six moves, and each move swaps a single letter. Positions run 1 to 4 from left to right, and no word appears in this table.

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

Position 3 moves three times, position 1 twice and position 4 once, while position 2 never changes. If the ladder will not budge, leave the second letter alone and start with the third.

All six LinkedIn games and their numbers, Nov. 7, 2026

Try Hard Guides and Nerdschalk print the same numbers for Nov. 7. Zip reaches #600 today, a round number, and yesterday it stood at #599.

Game	Nov. 7	Nov. 6
Pinpoint	#921	#920
Crossclimb	#921	#920
Queens	#921	#920
Tango	#761	#760
Zip	#600	#599
Mini Sudoku	#453	#452

Rules for each game are on our LinkedIn games page.

Starting points for Queens, Tango and Zip

Queens #921. Begin with the smallest colored region, since it has the fewest places to hold a crown. Every cell it touches in a row, column or diagonal then becomes unavailable.

Tango #761. Scan for three-in-a-row traps: when two matching symbols sit together, the cell on each side must be the other symbol. Count each row and column, because a full quota of one symbol settles the rest.

Zip #600. Trace from the number 1 and from the last number toward the middle, and note any cell with only one exit. Those forced cells give you path segments you can join.

Their solutions are left out of this page because no two sources confirmed them as text.

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Saturday’s LinkedIn answers, Nov. 7, 2026 (spoilers)

Stop here if you are still solving.

• Pinpoint #921: Different definitions of “coach”.
• Crossclimb #921: Good, Gold, Sold, Sole, Some, Home, Hope. Gold, Sold, Sole, Some and Home fill the middle in that order; Good and Hope are the two ends.

The ladder with the letter that changes at each step:

Step	Word	Letter swapped in
Top row	Good	none
Rung 1	Gold	L for O
Rung 2	Sold	S for G
Rung 3	Sole	E for D
Rung 4	Some	M for L
Rung 5	Home	H for S
Bottom row	Hope	P for M

Gold is the metal, sold is what the shop did, sole is a shoe’s underside, some is an unspecified amount and home is where you live. Good and Hope, read as a pair, give “good hope,” as in the Cape of Good Hope.

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