dailysudoku.com Discussion of Daily Sudoku puzzles    FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Search found 7 matches dailysudoku.com Forum Index Author Message   Topic: Need Help ! farfel Replies: 4 Views: 26824 Forum: Other puzzles   Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 5:35 pm   Subject: Need Help ! Tthanks Mogulmeister. I knew it wasnt too complex an answer. As Homer Simpson would say, DOH ! I'm sure glad this forum is anonymous. Maybe I should stick to cryptgrams and crosswords.   Topic: Need Help ! farfel Replies: 4 Views: 26824 Forum: Other puzzles   Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 4:27 pm   Subject: Need Help ! I got this sudoku from a local newspaper. It's rated as just Hard but I cant seem to get beyond this. The Draw/Play function on this site says the next move is a 2 in r7c6 but I cant seem to figure ...   Topic: May 7th v hard- yet another forcing function rather than.... farfel Replies: 5 Views: 33688 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles   Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 7:50 pm   Subject: May 7th v hard- yet another forcing function rather than.... Never mind ...I knew after working on it for 2 days, that soon after I posted it I would find the solution. A hidden pair (27) in row 1, col 7 and 9 did the trick. I must be losing my tou ...   Topic: May 7th v hard- yet another forcing function rather than.... farfel Replies: 5 Views: 33688 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles   Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 5:02 pm   Subject: May 7 OK, I give up. I found the x wings with the 3s and the naked triple in col 9 but now I dont understand why r6c8 is a 4. Can anyone explain? thankyou   Topic: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? farfel Replies: 6 Views: 34881 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles   Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:00 pm   Subject: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? Thanks TexCat. I'll do anything for my 15 minutes of fame   Topic: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? farfel Replies: 6 Views: 34881 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles   Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:24 pm   Subject: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? Thanks. And I thought I discovered something new....I'd call it the "Farfel chain"   Topic: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? farfel Replies: 6 Views: 34881 Forum: Daily Sudoku puzzles   Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 2:54 pm   Subject: Sept 3 puzzle. Does this logic approach have a name? Does this logic have a name ? On the Sept 3 sudoku I got stuck and then noticed a relationship among 4 pairs that looked like this: 26---25 68---58 Starting with the 26 pair, the 25 becomes a 5, ...   Page 1 of 1 All times are GMT Jump to: Select a forum Discussions about the puzzles----------------Daily Sudoku puzzlesOther puzzles General discussion, philosophy, solving methods, and terminology----------------Solving techniques, and terminologyGeneral discussion Site help and testing----------------Site helpTest Archive: Old and mostly inactive discussions----------------Puzzles by dajThe Sudoku Book puzzles Squigglies, Monsters, and other variants----------------Daily Sudoku Squiggly puzzlesDaily Sudoku Monster puzzlesAny other variant  Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group