... by: JC Van Hay

#0. C6=3, B7=6; UP24; LC(8AC5)-8DEFGJ5; NP(23)AG8; J8=1; UP25
#1. Loop[8] : 1B4=(1-4)B3=HP(14-6)H23=6G23-6G5=HT(467-1)DEF5=1A5 @ :=> B3=14,H23=146,DEF5=1467; UP31
#2. Loop[3] : Swordfish(2) : 2D4=2DE6-2BH6=XWing(2BH14) @ :=> -2CEJ1,G4; NP(58)E19; UP81

... by: ray

Use basic strategies to get working board and apply bi-location tool. Choose B3{12457} - bi-location cell for 1,4, 7 and tri-location cell for 1 ,4. Forcing B3 = 1 (with basic strategies) gives a solution ; forcing the followng bi-location cells ,with the indicated values: A5 = 1 B4 = 2, E5 = 6, H6 = 6, H9 = 8, H3 = 4, G5 = 5, also gives the solution. Using this solution,with basic strategies,other 1-cell solutios found are: B1 = 4,G3 = 6, H1 = 2; some 2-cell solution found are: E7F8 = (1.7), D79 = (8,4), A8J5 = (3,2), G8J9 = (2,9), A23 = (8,2).

... by: JP FILKINS NAPERVILLE, IL

Puzzle 133 was readily solved using the solver to impasse, focusing in on the
sextet in box 3 and testing a 5 in cell A 7----which allowed the solver to go to completion.