This was again an extreme puzzle, in which, after some time, the remaining numbers are all well matched and don't give any clue for further move based on sudoku rules.
I have saved screen shots at the following locations for you to check. (uploading first time, I don't know how it works) 1 2 3 4
Posted 8th Jul 2018 at 10:42 Last edited by gareth 8th Jul 2018 at 10:44
gareth Administrator Daily subscriber Has not played this puzzle yet
Hi,
The rules of this puzzle are that if there is no X or V then the numbers do not add up to either 10 or 5. This will allow you to easily solve your puzzles. For example, you can't have a 1 in the first cell of the second row of your puzzle '1' - if you did, it would add to 10 with the 9 next to it, but there is no X.
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A yellow/light blue highlight in the time distribution charts highlights your time, where relevant.
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Minor aid is defined as no more than one use of 'Check solution' when incomplete and/or no more than one use of 'Check solution' when wrong; and/or using highlighting aids (show repeated digits, show broken inequalities and show valid/invalid placements [slitherlink] only). Major aid is any and all other use of the solving aids except for 'show wrong'.
Last edited by vsrawat 7th Jul 2018 at 11:01
I have saved screen shots at the following locations for you to check. (uploading first time, I don't know how it works)
1
2
3
4
Last edited by gareth 8th Jul 2018 at 10:44
The rules of this puzzle are that if there is no X or V then the numbers do not add up to either 10 or 5. This will allow you to easily solve your puzzles. For example, you can't have a 1 in the first cell of the second row of your puzzle '1' - if you did, it would add to 10 with the 9 next to it, but there is no X.
Full instructions for each puzzle type can be found by clicking 'Instructions' on any page, or from the link in the puzzle player.
Gareth
You can however view other players' statistics and their comments in the tables above.