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Thirty six words put B first and U third, and three consonant branches take nearly all of them. Only one word on the page repeats a letter.
L takes the second box in thirteen words, O in eleven and R in nine. That is thirty three of the thirty six across three branches of similar size, so no single guess settles much.
The BOU branch holds BOUND, BOUGH, BOULE and BOURN, which lean on a following consonant. The BRU branch holds BRUSH, BRUTE, BRUIN and BRUNT and behaves much the same.
The BLU branch is the odd one. It holds more ordinary words than either of the others and spreads across more endings, which makes it the better place to spend an early guess.
BLUSH, BLUNT, BLURB, BLURT and BLUFF are all reachable, and BLUES, BLUER and BLUET sit on the same short stem.
That stem is the only real trap here. BLUED, BLUER, BLUES, BLUET and BLUEY differ only in the last box, so one guess inside it confirms four letters and tells you nothing about the fifth.
Yes. It covers the largest branch, uses common letters and tests H at the end, which four words here take.
It doubles the F, and it is the one word out of thirty six that repeats anything. A visible double settles this page immediately.
They share three letters and split at the fourth box. BOUND is far more common, so lead with it and keep BOURN in reserve.