Tip #3. Naked Singles Approach
Let’s start with the obvious. If there’s a Cell that can obviously take one and only one value, we could fill it with that value.

What values can Cell (6,8), marked ‘?’ in black take? Obviously nothing other than ‘6′. So you can fill it with the value ‘6′. This is called […]

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Tip #2. There are 2 broad methods to solve Sudoku:
(i) The Conventional Method, and
(ii) The Possibility Matrix Method.
You can solve any given Sudoku by any method of your choice.
Each of these 2 methods has its relative merits and demerits (which are beyond the scope of this Quik Tips eBook). Learning both the methods will equip […]

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Hi again,
We’ve already seen how to play Sudoku game, easy or hard. By both the methods, the Conventional and the Possibility Matrix Method. I had then promised you that I reserve the ‘better part’ of my free tips on how to play Sudoku game for a later posting. […]

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Sudoku Village
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Hi,
Here are the links to the 20 Free Tips on “How To Play Sudoku Game & Solve Puzzles Easy/ Hard.”
Let’s start with a bridge course for kids and seniors who may have some initial difficulty in learning to solve Sudoku. This also gives a simple and easy introduction […]

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Tip #1: If you’re very old, or very young, or find it difficult to learn to solve Sudoku, for some reason, then, first learn to solve a 2 X 2 X 2 Sudoku SAP (Simple As Possible) puzzle. Sudoku has 3*3 (=9) major squares, each consisting of 3*3 (=9) minor squares, multiplying to a total […]

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We will refer to each square by its (row number, column number). So, the Sudoku Puzzle’s cell addresses are:
There are 9 rows: Cells (1,1) to (1,9) are in row 1; Cells (4,1) to (4,9) are in row 4.
There are 9 columns: Cells (1,3) to (9,3) are in column 3; Cells (1,9) to (9,9) are in […]

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To begin with, let me start with a freebie you’d love.
Do you prefer to solve Sudoku puzzles with a paper and pencil? The source of your Sudoku could be any place… Sudoku Village or printed books, Washington Post or USA Today or LA Times, Handheld Electronic Sudokus or online Sudoku web sites like Yahoo. […]

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This is a ‘free for all’ Sudoku page. Anything related to ‘Sudoku‘ goes here, in this category. (Other than, of course, what’s covered in the other specific Categories).

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If you’re like me, you’ll love solving your daily quota of Sudokus while waiting for your train, bus, or plane … or while you’re in line at the supermarket. You need 24 X 7 Convenient To Carry, Easy To Use Portable Sudoku Experience, in printed book form, […]

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