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Learn how to play this number based logic puzzle called Sudoku with tips and advice on techniques from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
There are 10 videos in this series:
Learn about the history of the puzzle with an understanding of the meaning of the word "Sudoku" from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn the history behind Sudoku puzzles from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn all about the basic rules of the logic puzzle game, Sudoku, from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn where and how to acquire Sudoku puzzles from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn the importance of grids and how to make Sudoku grids from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Get an explanation of different levels of the game of Sudoku from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn about harder difficulty levels for Sudoku novices from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn some very valuable possible numbers and Sudoku tips from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn about using twins while playing Sudoku and what twins means from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Learn the importance of eliminating numbers in Sudoku puzzles from an expert in this free how-to video series on playing a Sudoku puzzle.
Sudoku is a logic puzzle that uses numbers to test the player's placement skills. Given a 9x9 grid, with some numbers filled in, the player must complete the puzzle, knowing there is only one solution. The term Sudoku is an abbreviated Japanese phrase meaning “the digits must occur only once”, and the game gained international popularity in 2005 after many years of functioning in a sort of obscurity. Based on the Latin square, the relationships between the numerals are of no mathematical consequence, and in fact any sort of color or shape can be substituted. The goal of the game is to fill the empty cells in the grid with their correct answer by means of scanning, marking up and analyzing. The rules are simple, but the solutions can often be quite complex, especially with higher difficulty Sudoku grids. As a player becomes more advanced skill-wise, they might try variations of the game, including three dimensional games and grids of their own to challenge friends or competitors. In this free video clip series, our expert will explain the history of Sudoko, what it means, and how its origins are relevant to the novice or beginner player. Learn how to solve puzzles, how to create your own Sudoko grid, and get tips on completing higher difficulty levels of the logic puzzle by use of some special tips and tricks. Using twins, eliminating numbers and using the web to get grids and puzzles and help solve them is included. Soon you will be on the way to becoming an expert Sudoko puzzle solver yourself!
Gene Mortensen Gene has been an avid Sudoku puzzle solver ever since he discovered them two years ago. He does them every morning before he can move on to anything else.dkdk
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