Welcome to a puzzle that takes its name from the zigzag sport of slalom! Today's Slalom Sudoku is a unique variant that appeared at the 2014 WPF Grand Prix. While classic Sudoku rules apply, the grid features "poles" in certain rows. The twist is that the cells between two poles in a row must contain a consecutive set of digits. This simple but clever rule creates a fresh and exciting logical path. Are you ready to weave through the obstacles?
This Slalom Sudoku is my 39th contribution to the Daily Sudoku League.
Rules of the Slalom Sudoku
Classic Sudoku Rules apply. Additionally, some of the rows contain poles. In these rows, the cells between two poles must contain a set of consecutive digits.
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| Slalom Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #39) |
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