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Peas and Love

(Published on 9. July 2025, 19:35 by chrisjnap)

Normal sudoku rules apply.

SPLIT PEA LINES: Digits on a split pea line between two circled cells, excluding the circles themselves, must sum to a two-digit number formed by the digits in the circles, in either order.

GLOBAL ENTROPY: Every 2x2 area of cells in the grid must contain at least one digit from each of the following three groups: low (123), middle (456), and high (789).

COUNTING CIRCLES: Digits in circles indicate how many circles contain that digit.

Digits connected by a white dot are consecutive.

Digits connected by a black dot are in a 1:2 ratio.

Digits separated by an 'x' sum to 10.

CLONES: The two grey regions contain the same digits in the same arrangement without rotation or reflection.

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Solution code: Enter Row 9


Solved by SKORP17, sujoyku, SamuPiano, mihel111, aqjhs, Scojo, karlmortenlunna, Fizz, beansontoast_, josemadre, welgen, galium_odoratum, M8tyw31, gdc, Elliott810, katze, Chiefredhawk, kniph, Iluvsodah, fuxia, ... Alderi, AlexanderRichards, Uhu, Nagesh, Tacocat, tgstar, dhdydg, chinesemaster, johnreid, nikka240, Khatru, Tompzini, teuthida, GolferBolts, dandydaniel, abihummel, jsxft, LeLoyJenkins, pepe74287
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Comments

on 16. July 2025, 20:34 by GolferBolts
Just to read the rules properly... twice!

on 11. July 2025, 00:40 by VitP
this is pretty much for experts only. beginners will find it challenging, but remember to do it by the numbers, 1-2-3. lol

Last changed on 10. July 2025, 14:05

on 10. July 2025, 14:04 by Ol-Jay
I quickly got stuck until I read the comments and found I had forgotten a rule instantly. XD After that it was a very nice solve, challenging enough for me but still approachable. Thanks for this puzzle!

@MrPennywize: The global entropy rule determines your unresolved digits because of r3c3 and r4c3. :)

Last changed on 10. July 2025, 14:59

on 10. July 2025, 13:14 by MrPennywize
Lovely puzzle! Turns out, looking twice just sometimes isn't enough... Thanks @OI-Jay :D

on 9. July 2025, 20:12 by SamuPiano
Very breezy jaunt through this one, once I properly read the rules. Thank you!

on 9. July 2025, 19:47 by sujoyku
Thank you for this fun puzzle, chrisjnap! I loved the idea of the clones and counting circles along with the main prompt constraints.

Difficulty:2
Rating:95 %
Solved:78 times
Observed:1 times
ID:000O5L

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