The Propagation Rules / Sudoku Tutorial #38

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[@samkennedy9054]

Thank you for making these videos! I was really interested in Sudoku back in 2016, and when I was learning about AIC/loops there were no explanations that were as detailed and well presented as yours!

[@SudokuSwami]

Glad to hear it. Welcome aboard! Good luck. :-))

[@johnnason2203]

This was a good video and I think it's important that you cover the propagation rules for theoretical completeness. I don't use these in practice rather I prefer to just keep my links alternating. Always keeping in mind a discontinuous loop will have two strong or two weak links landing on a single candidate and have an odd number of links. Others may find this very valuable and I think everyone should watch this so they understand what the propagation rules are as they evolve in Sudoku and communicate with others.

[@SudokuSwami]

Thanks for your continued support, John. Glad you enjoyed the Video. :-))

[@TonyT57]

Thank you Swami, for me, this is a fascinating new perspective to look at the network of links! The video is excellent as all your previous videos, the explanation is crystal clear!

[@SudokuSwami]

Cool.

[@jcebo1572]

What are the Eliminations in Tutorial #38?

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[@mirekt1822]

Thank you for the nice new video.

[@SudokuSwami]

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[@krupakra]

Which is good App for practicing Chains that you recommend

[@cindela2028]

thanks for all the great videos, i was hoping to ask, what site would u recommend for playing sudoku on as the only ones i can find that auto-fill every pencil mark are newspaper ones with a paywall beyond that days sudoku puzzle

[@SudokuSwami]

If you are looking for a "website" where you can solve Sudoku Puzzles, I honestly do not know of any, offhand. I suggest just doing a Google search. If you would like to know about some Apps, to use on your phone or computer, please write to me at [e-mail]

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[@TheRoykers]

Why can’t I find any tutorials above 38

[@SudokuSwami]

Because they don't exist yet. The Complete Course is a "work in progress." The Tutorials will go through #45, and I hope to get them all done by the end of this year (2019). Please be patient. I am currently working on Tutorial #39 & #40.

[@The_Cali_Dude_88]

here's a twist... set up a new game... and eliminate the 'INCORRECT' values and leave just the anticipated 'value'... and go till puzzle has one value per cell only then 'test' your results with a select 'one at a time' format... quite fun... and all because Sudoku Swami taught me elimination techniques...