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This is Sparta!

(Published on 19. April 2026, 05:30 by NicoD)

This is Sparta! by Nicolas Duhail.

Rules
Normal sudoku rules apply.
The product of the digits along a hollow orange line is equal to 300.
Any three adjacent digits along a teal modular line have different residues modulo 3 (i.e. one digit from {1,4,7}, one from {2,5,8}, and one from {3,6,9}).
Additionally, the total sum of the modular lines is equal to 300.

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Solution code: Column 9

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Comments

yesterday, 22:33 by mcs131313
Was bracing for some tedious math problem - and pleasantly surprised with an extremely smooth puzzle with surprisingly little intense addition

on 19. April 2026, 23:32 by TheJRMY
Wow. Misread the rule, and thought the product of the digits on ALL orange lines was 300. Way too many digits for that…
Trying again now that I reread the Rogers.

on 19. April 2026, 22:14 by TheJRMY
Wow. Misread the rule, and thought the product of the digits on ALL orange lines was 300. Way too many digits for that…
Trying again now that I reread the Rogers.

on 19. April 2026, 16:09 by samuel1997
The most manly puzzle I've solved XD! I totally agree with Starlight, this one is very approachable, as it only took me 14 minutes, which definitely break my record for a 4-star rated puzzle. Once I got the general idea, nothing tricky at all!

on 19. April 2026, 15:46 by Starlight
I think if you understand Maths very well this is a lot easier to solve. I was surprised by the 4* rating. It was fun though.
For a non-Mathsy person it'd be hard for sure.

on 19. April 2026, 14:23 by Exigus
Another fantastic puzzle, thanks!

on 19. April 2026, 12:33 by Snookerfan
My idea for the solve path was exactly what was put in a hidden comment. Still I could not easily figure out how to apply that and had a very hard and tormenty solve. Thanks for the challenge!

on 19. April 2026, 08:45 by Elliott810
Brilliant (and pretty hard) puzzle! Thank you:)

Difficulty:4
Rating:97 %
Solved:54 times
Observed:1 times
ID:000S8Y

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