Normal sudoku rules apply. Place the digits 1-6 once each in every row, column, and 2x3 box.
Renban: digits along a pink line are a set of consecutive non-repeating digits in any order.
Kropki: digits separated by a white dot are consecutive; digits separated by a black dot are in a 1:2 ratio (i.e. one digit is double the other). Not all dots are necessarily given.
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This is the 100th puzzle in the series. Thank you for playing!
Lösungscode: Enter the digits of row 1.
am 21. August 2026, 22:26 Uhr von Martina
Thank you, I really appreciate your puzzles. I can't follow myothername's comments. There are so many types of sudoku here, noone is taking away solvers from the others.
am 21. August 2026, 15:58 Uhr von aldoj
You're exactly right Brandy! I try to start my day with one of your puzzles as a warm up. Thanks for publishing!
am 21. August 2026, 12:30 Uhr von Brandy New
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. These are 6×6 puzzles, usually around 1-star difficulty, and they typically take only 5–10 minutes to solve (or even less). I appreciate the work of other puzzle setters, especially those who create more elaborate and challenging puzzles. I see the ones I publish more as quick warm-ups before tackling something more difficult, rather than as competition for the spotlight.
am 21. August 2026, 12:18 Uhr von myothername
Congratulations on 100 puzzles.
For me, the question is if it's necessary (or nice to other setters) to publish one puzzle per day. The really nicely handmade puzzles are pushed down the list of new puzzles fast, and somewhere I read that the administrators suggest to publish one puzzle per week to give all setters a fair chance to be in the spotlight for a few hours. Just a thought...