Logic Masters India announces the February Sudoku Test 'Double Delight'. It was held on 12th-13th February, 2011.
The author of the puzzles is Rishi Puri.
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Password is DoubledJoy
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The list of sudokus that will appear in the test are:
1. Diagonal-Nonconsecutive Sudoku
2. Jigsaw-Antiknight Sudoku
3. Diagonal-Killer Sudoku
4. Jigsaw-Killer Sudoku
5. Antiknight-Killer Sudoku
6. Nonconsecutive-Killer Sudoku
7. Jigsaw-Diagonal Sudoku
8. Disjoint-Antiknight Sudoku
9. Disjoint-Diagonal Sudoku
10. Nonconsecutive-Jigsaw Sudoku
11. Nonconsecutive-Antiknight Sudoku
12. Diagonal-Antiknight Sudoku
Results
1. WaterlooMathie (Canada) - 1035
2. Thomas Snyder (USA) - 1020
3. Jaku111 (Czech Republic) - 1002
4. Nikola Zivanovic (Serbia) - 1000
5. Chen Cen (China) - 935
6. Rohan Rao (India) - 930
7. Michael Ley (Germany) - 924
8. Takei Daisuke (Japan) - 920
9. Kota Morinishi (Japan) - 904
10. Zafer Huseyin Ergan (Turkey) - 885
Best Indians
6. Rohan Rao - 930
21. Gaurav Korde - 765
24. Jaipal Reddy - 690
33. Harmeet Singh - 575
36. Sumit Bothra - 545
Complete Results
It was a fun test. Applying two constraints to a sudoku required a lot of concentration. In the midst of the test, I kept getting confused between the variants due to repetition. I read 'nonconsecutive' and I applied antiknight! Luckily I caught myself every time I blundered and passed it with a laugh. Its been a while since I stood in the top 10 of an LMI test, so its been a good weekend for me. Congrats to WaterlooMathie for pipping the ever-topping Snyder. Maybe Snyder will be back next month with a vengeance!
The author of the puzzles is Rishi Puri.
View Championship Page
Download Instruction Booklet
Download Puzzle Booklet
Password is DoubledJoy
View Forum
The list of sudokus that will appear in the test are:
1. Diagonal-Nonconsecutive Sudoku
2. Jigsaw-Antiknight Sudoku
3. Diagonal-Killer Sudoku
4. Jigsaw-Killer Sudoku
5. Antiknight-Killer Sudoku
6. Nonconsecutive-Killer Sudoku
7. Jigsaw-Diagonal Sudoku
8. Disjoint-Antiknight Sudoku
9. Disjoint-Diagonal Sudoku
10. Nonconsecutive-Jigsaw Sudoku
11. Nonconsecutive-Antiknight Sudoku
12. Diagonal-Antiknight Sudoku
Results
1. WaterlooMathie (Canada) - 1035
2. Thomas Snyder (USA) - 1020
3. Jaku111 (Czech Republic) - 1002
4. Nikola Zivanovic (Serbia) - 1000
5. Chen Cen (China) - 935
6. Rohan Rao (India) - 930
7. Michael Ley (Germany) - 924
8. Takei Daisuke (Japan) - 920
9. Kota Morinishi (Japan) - 904
10. Zafer Huseyin Ergan (Turkey) - 885
Best Indians
6. Rohan Rao - 930
21. Gaurav Korde - 765
24. Jaipal Reddy - 690
33. Harmeet Singh - 575
36. Sumit Bothra - 545
Complete Results
It was a fun test. Applying two constraints to a sudoku required a lot of concentration. In the midst of the test, I kept getting confused between the variants due to repetition. I read 'nonconsecutive' and I applied antiknight! Luckily I caught myself every time I blundered and passed it with a laugh. Its been a while since I stood in the top 10 of an LMI test, so its been a good weekend for me. Congrats to WaterlooMathie for pipping the ever-topping Snyder. Maybe Snyder will be back next month with a vengeance!
1 comment:
sudoku is not just merely a number game...i believe its an art..
http://tarrichmania.blogspot.com/2011/02/sudoku-art-so-deep.html
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