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Hey para,

thanks for a response. I was solving this on paper and used sumocue just to write canditates and forgot the bottom

Anyways, you really helped me, i found some hidden singles and subsets just where you told me to look! Thanks so much, i might be able to solve it now.

Ok, i'm stuck on this killer: SumoCueV1=16+0=9=19+3+3=13+6+6=12+0+2+3=17+3=13+15=17+9=12=11+20+13=22=3+24+17+9+19+19=16+30+23=16+33+17=17+36+36=21+30+23=11+42+42=15=10+46+39+30+30=16+51=16+45=10+55+39=8=5+59+51+53+45=12+64=24+58+66=15=14+53=15+72+72+66+66+66+69+70+70 Solved so far: .----------------...

No matter how much time i tribute for trying to understand this technique, i never get. If you are able to draw a line for each missing digit either horizontally or vertically in such a way that no two lines cross any of the remaining candidates, you are allowed to remove all digits not covered by a...

thanks for the advice.

What should I do? I found a samurai that has no unique solution, yet they are giving prizes for solving it