Advanced Sudokus: "S, To A T" by jovi_al | Sudokult Gospel 2.7

[@Qazqi]

You happened to miss the 6s in box 9, which make a 68 pair and then cleanup is more approachable (1 gets pushed to the corner, remaining three cells form an obvious triple with the 5 in c8). It's pretty beside the point anyway, but nice to know it doesn't need quite as much basic trickery.

[@donmalone5824]

there are also BiLocal 2s in C3
so we can also place the 2 in R5C3

[@TheWaddler]

There was a bi-value 3 in row two, which distracted me so that I was searching for a bi-value 4 as well 🤦‍♂😆

[@pastramionrye247]

FYI, the Sudokpad link goes to a different puzzle (Oranges).

[@Rangsk]

Thanks, I've fixed it

[@pastramionrye247]

@@Rangsk Thanks! I'm really enjoying this series.

[@justinkbird]

I just solved this one with basics. 1s point in box 5 and 1 is placed in box 6. It was a fun puzzle, but I didn't find the wing all that useful.

[@Rangsk]

These puzzles cannot be solved with just basics (if we are talking about singles, locked candidates, and locked sets). I can say that with 100% confidence because it is easy to verify with a computer solver. In this case, how did you know whether 1 in box 6 was in r4c7 or r4c9? My assumption is you made a lucky mistake with penciling.

[@brucewayne2091]

So what resource(s)/site(s) are you using to read up on the particular technique?

[@Rangsk]

I'm asking Philip, which I know isn't a satisfying answer. He generally references the Enjoy Sudoku forums. A lot of these techniques were developed and coined in 2006-2008ish on that forum.

[@brucewayne2091]

@@Rangsk "enjoy sudoku forums"

[@Rangsk]

@@brucewayne2091 forum.enjoysudoku.com/

[@sasikala5949]

I don't understand the concept of weak link strong link

[@hansburch3700]

Ich verwende nur Kandidat vorhanden, Kandidat nicht vorhanden, das ist glasklare Logik!

[@rm6176]

34.24

[@UncleBobo]

Link goes to an old puzzle

[@Rangsk]

Thanks, I've fixed it