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E first and S third covers 21 words, and the two you are most likely to want sit on different branches.
S leads the box between at about twenty nine percent, which means a doubled S, and A follows at twenty four.
EASEL, EASED, EASES and EASTS all share their first three letters and split across the last two boxes.
That makes the A branch quicker to finish than the S branch, even though it is slightly smaller.
ESSAY is the most common word on the page and it doubles the S across the third and fourth boxes, as ESSES and ESSED do behind it.
ENSUE is the other one worth knowing, since its N carries a branch no other common word sits on.
No. ERASE puts R in the second box and A in the third. The S lands fourth.
ESSAY is the more common word, but EASEL covers a family of four and tests four different letters, so it rules out more when it misses.
It uses E in the first and last boxes, a shape neither ESSAY nor EASEL shares, so a final E points towards it.