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... by: bowserjr

Monday 22-Sep-2025
pls make them more difficult!
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... by: FHessel

Sunday 14-Sep-2025
Having played this puzzle for a couple of days, i finally discovered how to simplify the puzzle a lot:
Only referring to 8x8...
Generally the basic pattern is 4 x black.
3 x black may occur, but in this case there are only 16 solutions (5 when you exclude rotational variants), and these solutions are easily detectable: they all have contiguous diagonal rows across the entire board. So it is easy to spot, when any discontinuation occurs, and you can decide for pattern 4 x black at an early stage.
5 x black ist the mirror-inverted situation of 3 x black.
Less than 3 x black (or more than 5 x black) are prohibited by the rules.
This discovery makes it quite simple to solve.
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... by: FHessel

Saturday 6-Sep-2025
Weekend Surprise. Like it!
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... by: Stephen

Thursday 31-Jul-2025
I also like this new Binairo puzzle.

I'd like to see the game state stored so that you can continue a game after navigating away to a different page (as you do with the Sudoku puzzles).
Andrew Stuart writes:
I will see what I can do.
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... by: Michael

Wednesday 30-Jul-2025
I really like your new Binarios!!!

Something I'd love to see in level 3 binarios is that it should be mandatory to take into account that all rows and coloums need to be different. Often times I don't even need the "+" and "=" symbols because of this rule/aspect.

Keep up the great work!!
Michael
Andrew Stuart writes:
Good response. I will take a look next time I'm in there
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