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Red Colour

(Published on 16. April 2022, 14:02 by apiyo)

Another puzzle to commemorate the 2022 World Snooker Championship. This puzzle might look a little gimmicky but it actually has some fun and tricky logic. (3 stars difficulty overall but a few harder steps along the way.)

Regular rules:
- Normal sudoku rules.
- Kropki: Cells joined by a black dot have a ratio of 2:1.
- Thermo: Digits along the snooker cue increase from the butt end (dark brown.)
- Even/odd cells: The blue piece of chalk is an even digit. The cue ball in box 2 is an odd digit.

Special rules:
- Perimeter sum: The perimeter cells of the grid sum to 147 (a snooker "Maximum.")
- Cages: The cages, read as two 2-digit numbers, sum to 147.
- Red/Colour: Each of the boxes 2-7 must contain a horizontal domino containing 1N, where N is the box number. For example, box 2 has a 12 domino, box 3 has a 13 domino, etc. The 1 always comes first, and each such domino is fully contained within its own box.

f-puzzles: https://f-puzzles.com/?id=y6xkj4p4

CtC: https://tinyurl.com/2p8ew5j8

Solution code: Row 9 and Column 9 (18 digits)


Solved by Steven R, SKORP17, ScatterBrain, Qodec, Jlrice2, PippoForte, Ocean, Felis_Timon, Florian Wortmann, Siebuhh, SSG, jkuo7, Crusader175, Elliott810, Squiz, DillyK, juventino188, farodin64, bbutrosghali, geronimo92, Novisnage, morgannamodeaura, OGRussHood, dogfarts, michaal94, Syzygy, Uhu, LadyShapeShifter, AvonD, chameleon, Sewerin, Bankey
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Comments

on 27. September 2024, 22:09 by Bankey
That was fun. Thanks, @ apiyo :).

Last changed on 13. May 2022, 02:37

on 11. May 2022, 14:43 by OGRussHood
Clever 147 Easter egg at the end.

// Ha yeah. At a point in the construction I was looking for a way to disambiguate an extended pattern. I realised I could put 147 down there, so I thought I'd instruct the solver to find a vertical 147. But in the end it seemed too arbitrary and convoluted a rule, and I discovered that simply by including the given 4 I could achieve the goal.

on 23. April 2022, 16:00 by Florian Wortmann
Once again a very creative and interesting ruleset. Thanks for this challenge!

on 16. April 2022, 18:58 by Qodec
Very interesting solve, thank you very much!

on 16. April 2022, 18:32 by ScatterBrain
This wasn't an easy one, but it was fun to play pool!

Difficulty:4
Rating:95 %
Solved:32 times
Observed:6 times
ID:0009O0

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