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10×10 · №151 0:00 ?
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About this board
Gentle Difficulty
58 of 100 Filled cells
9 Longest block
54 Blocks in total No free lines here: start from the longest block, a 9, and look for cells it must cover. Our solver cracks this board in 4 sweeps of pure line logic, which is why we rate it gentle.
More 10×10 boards How it works Numbers are block lengths A "3" means three filled cells in a row, somewhere in that line.Blocks keep their order — and a gap "2 1" is a block of two, at least one empty cell, then a single.Start with what's certain A "4" in five cells can sit left or right — but the middle three are filled either way. No guessing, ever.New to these? The five-technique guide covers everything a board here can ask of you.
How to solve a nonogram Numbers are block lengths A "3" means three filled cells in a row, somewhere in that line.Blocks keep their order — and a gap "2 1" is a block of two, at least one empty cell, then a single.Start with what's certain A "4" in five cells can sit left or right — but the middle three are filled either way. No guessing, ever.Got it, let me play
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