Consecutive Sudoku is one of my favorite Sudoku types. However, there are not many Consecutive Sudoku that I have created. Last few days, I have been creating many Sudoku puzzles of this type and you will see these puzzles being published here soon.
This Consecutive Sudoku I am posting as 125th Sudoku in the Daily Sudoku League. Can you solve this Consecutive Sudoku puzzle?
Consecutive Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #125) Solution
This Consecutive Sudoku I am posting as 125th Sudoku in the Daily Sudoku League. Can you solve this Consecutive Sudoku puzzle?
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| Consecutive Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #125) |
Consecutive Sudoku (Daily Sudoku League #125) Solution
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This is my second consecutive sudoku ever. So just to clarify: in left lowermost 3x3 there is an unmarked consecutive pair (a 9 in column1, row7 and a 1 in col1 row8). Is this an oversight or does the rule only apply to the marked cells?
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Now to clarify you doubt. 9 and 1 are not Consecutive Numbers, so these are unmarked.