UK Puzzle Association

One thing to catch the unwary is you can't simply state "all squares are used" as part of the rules, because it's critical to solving them at a reasonable difficulty level that you don't need this - otherwise lines bending back on themselves would be fine! So our rules are wrong. I've written more a...

Well I got 10 points less than Steve because I simply could not do the fourth puzzle in the first round! In fact I still can't do it now (I mean, I could of course do it fairly quickly by guessing since there are only so many possibilities, but I don't want to do that. ;) ). I also went wrong on the...

Oh, and the odd-pair bits were the best part.

A great selection of puzzles, and particularly nice when printed out in colour too. :) I'm definitely not competitive at Sudoku solving, ably demonstrated by the fact that I spent half the total time on the first round, then did the next three rounds in the same amount of time. :) I didn't get onto ...

Definitely gibberish.

David's puzzles are often on the easier side (which so far as I'm concerned is a good thing when it comes to Sudoku and variants!) - although not always - so it will be interesting to see what the actual competition is like! It certainly looks very jazzy, and I'm flattered he's included my odd-pair ...

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