Consecutive Sudoku 2013 - 2

The Second leg of the WPF Grand Prix is over. There was nothing new to the puzzles. They were obviously of the highest quality that we have come to expect from Deb over the years. Kudos for the wonderful set. The results were much better than expected. I ended up 6th which was nice to see for a change.

The best puzzle that I liked was the Even Odd Big Small Sudoku. The twist of determining the application of symbols was truly a masterstroke. I personally prefer sudokus that make a solver think instead of just rushing with filling in the numbers. Part of this could be because I am not as fast as some of the solvers in the world like Jakub O, Tiit, Jan M to name a few. So when Sudokus make a solver pause and think, gives players like me a chance to catch upas I feel that is my strength.

With the third leg in less than 2 weeks away, it is time to start practicing for them. In case you have not downloaded the Ib, it is available at this link. The third leg is being conducted by the Germans and you may want to register at their website, incase you have not already done so.

So to begin the practice for that, we start of with an easy-medium level Consecutive Sudoku.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally, cells sharing a border with a thick line can contain only consecutive digits. Cells without the thick border cannot contain consecutive digits. Happy Solving.

Consecutive 2013 - 1

And today we move on to a Consecutive sudoku. It's one of those easy-medium difficulty range puzzles again.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, cells sharing a thick border always have consecutive digits in them.

Consecutive N6

Today's puzzle is a consecutive sudoku.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally cells sharing a thick edge contain consecutive digits. If no thick edge is there, the numbers cannot be consecutive.

For Solution click Here.

Consecutive N5

Todays puzzle is a Consecutive Sudoku. Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, adjacent cells having consecutive numbers are marked by a bold line. If a bold line is not present then the numbers cannot be consecutive.

This puzzle is rated Medium.

Consecutive N4

Todays puzzle is a Consecutive Sudoku. Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Adjacent cells having a bold line have consecutive digits. If two adjacent cells do not have a bold line, then they cannot contain consecutive digits.

This puzzle is rated medium.

For Solution Click Here.

Consecutive N3

Todays puzzle is a Consecutive Sudoku.

Rules of Classic Sudoku Apply. Additionally adjacent cells containing consecutive numbers are marked by a bold line. Adjacent cells that do not contain a bold line do not contain consecutive numbers.

For solution click here.

Consecutive N2

Sorry, I got caught up in some personal works and could not devote much time to the blog. I hope to see that this kind of a break does not happen again. To continue our puzzle uploads, today's puzzle is a consecutive puzzle.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. All adjacent cells that contain consecutive numbers are marked by a thick line. Where the thick line does not exist, numbers cannot be consecutive.

For Solution Click here.

Consecutive N1

Sorry in the delay for uploading todays puzzle. Todays is a Consecutive Sudoku. This Sudoku was created by my wife Neetu and I for the Mock Test 19 at LMI.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Alternatively, adjacent cells having consecutive numbers are marked by a bold line.

For Solution click Here.