Classic N4

Todays puzzle is a Classic Sudoku.

Fill the grid such that every row, column and 3x3 box contains the digits 1 to 9 with no repetition.

This puzzle is rated easy.

For Solution Click here.

March 2011 SudokuMania Contest

There will be a SudokuMania contest on the second weekend of March. The puzzle have been created by me for the UK Puzzle Association.

The contest will be on the UKPA website. The contest will begin at 9:00 PM GMT on Friday, 11th March and end at 3:00 AM GMT on 14th March 2011. For the contest page click here.

The test is of 2 hours duration. You can pick up the password anytime during the contest hours and you will have 2 hours post that to submit your solutions.

The contest deals with normal sudoku variants. the variants for the contest are :-

• Chessdoku 
• PanDigital Difference
• sequence Sudoku
• Kropki Sudoku
• Inequality Diagonal
• Classic Sudoku
• Consecutive Sudoku
• Non-Consecutive Sudoku
• Argyle Sudoku
• Jigsaw Sudoku
• Anti-Knight Sudoku
• Killer Sudoku  

All these variants have been discussed by me and examples are already on my blog if any body wants practice material. Hope to see you all at the contest.

AntiKnight-NonConsecutive N2

Todays puzzle is an Antiknight - NonConsecutive combination sudoku.

Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Adjacent cells cannot contain consecutive numbers. Additionally a number cannot repeat at a knights step.

This puzzle is rated as an easy puzzle.

For Solution Click Here.

Inequality N3

Todays puzzle is an Inequality Sudoku, also known as Greater-than Sudoku. From today I will also be mentioning the difficulty level of the puzzle so that solver can have an idea as to how fast/slow they have solved it.

Rules of classic sudoku apply. Additionally, numbers in the 3x3 boxes follow the mathematical pattern of greater than or less than depending on the symbol between the two cells. This puzzle is of Easy difficulty level.

For Solution Click Here.

Asterisk Sudoku N2

Todays puzzle is an Asterisk Sudoku. Rules of Classic Sudoku apply. Additionally, the marked cells contain digits 1 to 9 without repetition.

For Solution Click Here.