Sudoku this week and another puzzle

Not too much has happened in the world of Sudoku this week, so I thought I'd post the puzzle that I've finally managed to solve. I found this puzzle quite difficult, but maybe I was just having a mental block. Let me know how easy/difficult you think it is.

Jana Tylova crowned Sudoku Champion

A Czech Woman clinched the first world championship title in Lucca, Tuscany, at the weekend. She completed this puzzle in just 15 minutes. Can you beat htis time?


Jana Tylova, a 31-year-old economist from Most in the Czech Republic, was not expected to win, though most of the 100-strong audience — made up of equally dedicated puzzle fanatics — were rooting for her. They wanted the only female finalist to win, they said, but most of all they didn’t want the Americans to win, because that was too predictable.

Another puzzle to practice on...

There's no better way to learn the tricks of the Suduko trade than to keep solving puzzles, and with this in mind have a go at this one...


This puzzle is quite a good one for beginners. So to complete it simply remember the simple Sudoku rule that each row, column and 3x3 square should have the numbers 1 to 9.

About Suduko

In case you don't already know, Sudoku is a number based logic game.


To complete the puzzle you must fill in the empty squares with the numbers from 1 to 9. A correctly completed puzzle will be filled in so that every row,every column, and every 3x3 the digits 1 through 9.

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