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NYT Pips hints, answers for September 6, 2026

The New York Times' latest game, Pips, brings domino fun to your desktop. How to play Pips as well as hints in case you get stuck.

NYT Pips hints, answers for September 6, 2026

Here are the piecemeal hints for Pips on September 6, 2026 to help you navigate each difficulty level:

Easy Difficulty:

- Number (6): The answer is 6-6 placed horizontally.

- Number (6): The answer is 6-4 placed vertically.

- Number (6): The answers are 6-4 placed vertically and 2-2 placed horizontally.

- Number (1): The answers are 0-0 placed horizontally and 3-1 placed horizontally.

- Number (5): The answer is 2-2 placed horizontally.

Medium Difficulty:

- Number (2): The answer is 2-6 placed vertically.

- Equal (0): The answer is 0-0 placed horizontally.

- Number (10): The answers are 2-2 placed horizontally, 6-3 placed vertically.

- Number (10): The answers are 3-5 placed horizontally, 6-3 placed vertically, 4-3 placed vertically.

- Number (10): The answers are 3-5 placed horizontally, 5-6 placed horizontally.

- Equal (6): The answers are 2-6 placed vertically and 5-6 placed horizontally.

- Greater Than (2): The answer is 4-3 placed vertically.

Hard Difficulty:

- Less Than (2): The answer is 0-4 placed vertically.

- Equal (4): The answers are 0-4 placed vertically and 4-3 placed vertically.

- Number (3): The answer is 4-3 placed vertically.

- Greater Than (3): The answer is 4-1 placed vertically.

- Number (5): The answers are 4-1 placed vertically and 4-6 placed vertically.

- Greater Than (5): The answer is 4-6 placed vertically.

- Number (11): The answer is 6-5 placed horizontally.

- Number (12): The answers are 3-3 placed vertically and 6-1 placed vertically.

- Number (1): The answer is 6-1 placed vertically.

- Greater Than (3): The answer is 4-2 placed horizontally.

- Less Than (3): The answer is 4-2 placed horizontally.

- Equal (1): The answer is 1-1 placed horizontally.

- Equal (2): The answers are 2-2 placed vertically and 2-5 placed vertically.

- Number (5): The answer is 2-5 placed horizontally.

- Equal (6): The answers are 6-6 placed horizontally and 6-3 placed vertically.

- Number (3): The answer is 3-2 placed vertically.

- Number (6): The answers are 6-3 placed vertically and 3-5 placed vertically.

- Number (11): The answer is 3-5 placed vertically and 6-2 placed horizontally.

- Number (4): The answers are 3-2 placed vertically and 6-2 placed horizontally.

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