@ 2014-10-24 11:44 PM (#16993 - in reply to #16988) (#16993) Top | |
Posts: 739 Country : India | vopani posted @ 2014-10-24 11:44 PM @lenzo That was fun to watch! Though, I wonder how you put the 1 and 6 in Row-2 for the 6x6 Surplus right at the start? Maybe one of the top-10 players should record one of these. And imagine if we could also have some brain-capturing technology that shows visualizations of what goes on in their brains :-) I hope technology progresses really fast ;-) |
@ 2014-10-25 6:42 PM (#16996 - in reply to #16993) (#16996) Top | |
Posts: 22 Country : ITALY | lenzo posted @ 2014-10-25 6:42 PM Rohan Rao - 2014-10-24 6:44 PM @lenzo That was fun to watch! Though, I wonder how you put the 1 and 6 in Row-2 for the 6x6 Surplus right at the start? I don't remember what was my thinking ,I now see that the 6 in the first area can only be in r1c1 or r2c1, then 6 is in r6c3 and in r4c6, then 6 can not stay in r2c6 then is in r2c1. But I saw that I was quick to put it but do not put the other easy 6 in r6c3 and r4c6 then i think it was a lucky mistake because it was my absolute first sudoku surplus... |
@ 2014-10-29 5:53 PM (#17020 - in reply to #16801) (#17020) Top | |
Posts: 6 Country : India | ChessMaharaja posted @ 2014-10-29 5:53 PM I loved solving the Chain Sudoku. It was exquisitely designed. Kudos to Deb, looking forward to an exciting Odd-Even round authored by Deb. I liked the design of all big pointers, kudos to Rohan ! Nice round !! I like Jigsaws, it sounds synonymous with Jurassic somehow. |