Palindromes 1:2
(Published on 7. February 2021, 01:00 by Lisztes)
Normal Sudoku rules apply. Each row, column and 3x3 box contains each number from 1 to 9 exactly once.
The grey lines are palindromes: they are sequences of digits which read the same backward as forward (for example: 1374731).
The black dots represent a 1:2 ratio between the two cells they connect. All possible black dots are given.
The white dots represent a difference of exactly 1 between two cells they connect. NOT all possible white dots are given.
The puzzle is also available online.
Solution code: Row 9 and Column 9
Comments
on 3. April 2021, 19:06 by BMEP
really good puzzle! I don't know why the rating is not above 90%...
on 3. April 2021, 17:18 by LionCat
Very enjoyable. Used nice colours :)
on 12. February 2021, 16:52 by wentel21
Amazing puzzle! love the way was thinked! Cheers!!!
on 7. February 2021, 16:44 by Ryx
Nice puzzle - thank you!
on 7. February 2021, 16:20 by jorgenunez
I really enjoyed the puzzle. At the end, I thought I've made a mistake because I thought I had a deadly pattern, but I got it. Thanks!
on 7. February 2021, 05:28 by brandon_bot
Entertaining puzzle.
on 7. February 2021, 05:22 by panthchesh
Thanks for the puzzle! I enjoyed the interaction between the dots and the palindromes!
