New answers tagged grid-deduction
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Cool Puzzle! I had never seen these before.
Final Solution:
Step 1:
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I believe this does the trick:
Rough line of reasoning:
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As PiIsNot3 found,
The next step is to
There's one more important piece of information:
This last piece of information is the most important: it hints at
So, with that information,
And finally,
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Partial
One word that can be extracted is
The piece can be interpreted as
The piece, with the mechanism applied to it:
The only thing I don’t get is
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All the starting possibles:
The BlackJack player lost:
The Roulette player won:
Anthony played BlackJack:
Charles won:
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The details are virtually given directly...
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From (1)
From (2) w/o bus
The rest
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Building on shoover's answer, solving it step by step:
$30$ has 3 options, $[9, 8, \color{gray}{5}, 4, \color{gray}{3}, 1]$, $[9, 7, \color{gray}{5}, 4, \color{gray}{3}, 2]$ and $[8, 7, 6, \color{gray}{5}, \color{gray}{3}, 1]$ (with gray indicating already known). As $4$ and $6$ already exist around $21$, the box shared by $21$ and $30$ must be either $1$ ...
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This was really fun! After working it process of elimination after identifying max and min sums you can get from 6 digits 1-9, I was indeed able to solve.
I solved by saving image and notating like I would a Sudoku puzzle with possible choices. When in doubt, I would take combinations and choose absolute smallest or largest combinations between two ...
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To get it started:
$21$ has to be $1+2+3+4+5+6$
$39$ has to be $9+8+7+6+5+4$
$21$ already has a $4$, so the overlap between $21$ and $39$ has to be $5$ and $6$, but $29$ already has a $5$, so it must get the $6$, while $30$ shares the $5$. (The hex shared by $21$, $30$, and $39$ is $5$, and the hex shared by $21$, $29$, and $39$ is $6$.)
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Here is another @Spartakus style solution, following @Draco18s's limitation's on crossings:
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To simplify the pattern finding, this answer:
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I think @Jay and @PilsNot3 have it right and that their solutions fit what the OP intended best. However, on the off chance that the OP has a different definition of "contiguous", a few extra possibilities open up. Below are some that I could find that rely on "contiguous" allowing
Top left is @Jay's solution and probably the intended one. The other ...
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@Jay already found the solution to this, but I wanted to expand a little more on why it's the only solution:
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Answer:
Reason:
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The answer is:
because
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I will guess that it is
My reasoning is that
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My answer:
Below is Meant as comment, but alas
@John S posted the following in a comment at https://puzzling.stackexchange.com/a/83526/60039
It is missing data.
However:
Also:
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I would guess it is the:
Why?
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The odd one out is the
This is because
Safe Cracked!
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The
doesn't belong, because
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I noticed that
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I'm going to guess the:
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The answer might be:
Reasoning:
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Very long shot; the answer is:
Why?
Regarding the numeric value of the card we have have the following options:
So:
Then the two solutions are:
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I believe I have the suit for now, which should be
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Incidentally, this is Tents, game ID 10x10:acabc_acle_ffeckhad_e,2,2,3,0,4,1,3,1,3,1,5,0,3,1,2,2,1,3,1,2
The logic in detail:
and the rest of the grid falls into place:
The final layout:
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Badly drawn on my mobile......
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I play this game too! I think athin's answer gets you the bottom-right 2x2 and the bottom-left 2x2. I did a similar guess-and-solve to figure the rest. (The undo feature helps this, since it preserves your pencil marks.)
Then
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If
Then
Also note that
Thus
Finally
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