How
to play Sudoku
The
game requires competitors to fill in a three-by-three square grid
(broken into nine mini-grids) with numbers one to nine, arranged
so that each line, column and mini-grid contains one of each number.
Each puzzle has a logical and unique solution.
There
are various methods of playing and there are other web sites devoted
to Tips and Techniques for solving Sudoku.
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About
Sudoku
Sudoku
is a successful game that has launched in Japan and
England in the last 2 years.
Sudoku
is a Japanese word and means "number single".
It is a simple numbers game that has become the biggest
puzzle craze to hit Japan and Britain since the Rubik's
cube! Millions of people are now addicted to a game
invented more than 200 years ago by a blind Swiss mathematician.
"It looks easy, but to do it well requires real thought.
All the best games - chess, bridge, and crosswords - have
the same characteristics. The rules are fairly simple,
but the scope for skill is limitless. When you solve the
problem you feel terrific."
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There's
no math involved. The grid has numbers, from 1 to 9, but
nothing has to add up to anything else. You solve the puzzle
with reasoning and logic.
It
has been determined that Sudoku is attracting a new audience.
Those people that see themselves as crossword fans generally
do not play Sudoku and prefer to stick with different types
of crosswords. The people that do not see themselves as
being able to play crosswords find Sudoku far easier to
relate to, and get addicted very quickly.
It's fun. It's challenging. It's addictive! Solving time
is typically from 10 to 30 minutes, depending on your skill
and experience..…
Start
the challenge now!
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