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They were playing 2 different gamesRiddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
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They were not playing each otherRiddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
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They were doubles partners.Riddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
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They were playing as a team not against each other.Riddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide your and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.
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Hey Riddle Masters!
Well done! Another riddle solved, and another set of riddle masters to honour!
THE official answer, as most of you correctly guessed, is:
But we also accepted:
So, congratulations to the following Riddle Masters:
Littleboy8, Bawdyandy, Collann, ChrisUren, Beauty28, Frog1958, pbattershill, Grant Friedlander, Sherill L., DawnBonn, Cheb, Emmy Im12, Jules60, Linda51, jenally, Forbes, The red car, Secret Agent, TrixieLovesTigers, Brassmonkey1938, JoAnne 1961, Harryoh4007, Suzanne rose, Big Al, Annie Webster, Caravaning, nire, Heather T2, wjs1957, Claireledanr, RTS, RLL, Baz1960, Rowiee, steve.bryce, tereseh, Sonning, Heywoodjablome, Dizzy, Hirst1, Glennbee, Veronica, BJM, kaip, MCF, Cheryl W, Margew, Reader, Chezbud, Helen171, Roscobro, Rubyroo, Victor Jackson, TinyDonkey1930, Charlie52, Sheriella, Heathert, Phil_Byrne, c2moore, MargOS51, firefox, LMW1, Suemalloo, Annewithane, CathyO, Mazda52, Jasmine, Iggydi, TopCat21, Hemiman265, Laney68, Carol Campbell, Phyll, simplythebeth, GJKS, DuckyD, TrishH, Jackib, Senior72, Fisherman2320, Robert Oldfield, doglover, Spurt, Vikki, Tigerlily57, Aggie, Harvey35, Swan, Lochiedog, Noraya, chezna, Ray Black, Ricci, Gibo, JoanFranklin, Joy morton, Luckyus, Barry Hutton, leslie_may, VicRaws, rest1953, LyndaM, KenBruce, ShezzieD, Jennylolo, B Richardson, Vickers, Bougs3544, KennyB, Inot54, Lorraine Rea, Stphnfntn, dabangler, Aussie Unicorn, Idamay, Lawrence1945, Joymg, John R, Mark K, Paul1951, Gil, Mrtnst, Pikki, thomas, Mikeyboy2012, Ashbeare, NickyW, Anthony Evans, mitchell55, Buzzy, Lyncat, SteveWatts53, Hewy57, Davo's Delirium, KenE, BarbieAmor, Vass54, Maiyon, Freeman27, Red Gem, Tony60, akp, Jo Piper3, Annie, magpie1, O'Rourke, Blossom29, jayveegolding, casperdcat, Macdee, happyrosel6421, Carol, JudyPR, Margwhit57, ppammy, OldBells, brucethorpe, CharlesAH, gbaba, Max, Thr fonz, Marlin, Ulrich, EllieN, LesVG, Christine H., Aussie D, jaydee6033, Roh, Reet & Cool Lynda.
Keep up the good work, members!
Well done! Another riddle solved, and another set of riddle masters to honour!
THE official answer, as most of you correctly guessed, is:
The two men were partners playing doubles.
But we also accepted:
The two men were playing separate games against others and not each other.
So, congratulations to the following Riddle Masters:
Littleboy8, Bawdyandy, Collann, ChrisUren, Beauty28, Frog1958, pbattershill, Grant Friedlander, Sherill L., DawnBonn, Cheb, Emmy Im12, Jules60, Linda51, jenally, Forbes, The red car, Secret Agent, TrixieLovesTigers, Brassmonkey1938, JoAnne 1961, Harryoh4007, Suzanne rose, Big Al, Annie Webster, Caravaning, nire, Heather T2, wjs1957, Claireledanr, RTS, RLL, Baz1960, Rowiee, steve.bryce, tereseh, Sonning, Heywoodjablome, Dizzy, Hirst1, Glennbee, Veronica, BJM, kaip, MCF, Cheryl W, Margew, Reader, Chezbud, Helen171, Roscobro, Rubyroo, Victor Jackson, TinyDonkey1930, Charlie52, Sheriella, Heathert, Phil_Byrne, c2moore, MargOS51, firefox, LMW1, Suemalloo, Annewithane, CathyO, Mazda52, Jasmine, Iggydi, TopCat21, Hemiman265, Laney68, Carol Campbell, Phyll, simplythebeth, GJKS, DuckyD, TrishH, Jackib, Senior72, Fisherman2320, Robert Oldfield, doglover, Spurt, Vikki, Tigerlily57, Aggie, Harvey35, Swan, Lochiedog, Noraya, chezna, Ray Black, Ricci, Gibo, JoanFranklin, Joy morton, Luckyus, Barry Hutton, leslie_may, VicRaws, rest1953, LyndaM, KenBruce, ShezzieD, Jennylolo, B Richardson, Vickers, Bougs3544, KennyB, Inot54, Lorraine Rea, Stphnfntn, dabangler, Aussie Unicorn, Idamay, Lawrence1945, Joymg, John R, Mark K, Paul1951, Gil, Mrtnst, Pikki, thomas, Mikeyboy2012, Ashbeare, NickyW, Anthony Evans, mitchell55, Buzzy, Lyncat, SteveWatts53, Hewy57, Davo's Delirium, KenE, BarbieAmor, Vass54, Maiyon, Freeman27, Red Gem, Tony60, akp, Jo Piper3, Annie, magpie1, O'Rourke, Blossom29, jayveegolding, casperdcat, Macdee, happyrosel6421, Carol, JudyPR, Margwhit57, ppammy, OldBells, brucethorpe, CharlesAH, gbaba, Max, Thr fonz, Marlin, Ulrich, EllieN, LesVG, Christine H., Aussie D, jaydee6033, Roh, Reet & Cool Lynda.
Keep up the good work, members!
they were playing doubles.Riddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide your and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.
Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!
They were playing doubles against two other playersRiddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide your and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.
Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!
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They were each playing with a different opponent.Riddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide your and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.
Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!
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They were playing other peopleRiddle Masters 29.11.2023
Good morning Riddle Masters!
It’s time to get your brain working with our second riddle of the week!
Two men were playing tennis. They played five sets, and each man won three sets. How can this be possible?
Oooh, is it just me, or is this one particularly tricky? I’m sure you lot will unlock the answer. And when you do, make sure to post your answer in the comments below.
As always, our ‘spoiler’ button will automatically hide your and others’ answers. To reveal those answers, simply click the ‘spoiler button’.
Good luck and Happy Riddle-ing!
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