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Comments and Results for 'Hanjie 1011: Happy Christmas!'

State	Type	Title	Size	Played	Avg time	Rating (#users)	Yours	Your best	Published	Expires
		Hanjie 1011: Happy Christmas!	30x30	1013	35:25	Hard (158)	Was free until 8th Jan 2026		25th Dec	Expired
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Posted 25th Dec 2025 at 10:39

Alatena Rated puzzle: Easy Best completion time: 22:15 Time on first attempt: 34:41 Used 'show wrong moves'

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I very good one. Elaborate, but it does not require guessing.

Posted 25th Dec 2025 at 12:31

janeymo Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: Moderate Completion time: 24:41 Used 'show wrong moves'

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Lovely, a festive Hanjie!

Posted 25th Dec 2025 at 16:31

yvesb Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: Moderate Best completion time: 15:02 Time on first attempt: 19:31 Used 'show wrong moves'

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Thanks for bringing back the much loved hanjies :)

Posted 25th Dec 2025 at 23:28

Janeer Daily subscriber Rated puzzle: Easy Completion time: 16:41

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Always enjoy your celebration Hanjies and this was one of the best. Look forward to the next set being available (hint, hint!).

Posted 26th Dec 2025 at 20:00

happynow Daily subscriber Completion time: 25:06 Used 'show wrong moves'

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Lovely Hanje. Looking forward to another!!!

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