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You can adopt two basic strategies:
1) Consider the possible positions of a group, for example:
The possible positions of the group of 5 red squares can only be one of the following:
In all cases, the three squares in the middle must all be red, so you can be sure that those squares are red:
2) When one end of a group is known, the remaining squares of the group can also be known, for example:
Consider the green square. Since it must be the rightmost square of the green group, the position of all squares in that group can also be known:
1) Consider the possible positions of a group, for example:
The possible positions of the group of 5 red squares can only be one of the following:
In all cases, the three squares in the middle must all be red, so you can be sure that those squares are red:
2) When one end of a group is known, the remaining squares of the group can also be known, for example:
Consider the green square. Since it must be the rightmost square of the green group, the position of all squares in that group can also be known:
by Novel Games
2007-01-26 11:21:00
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In reply to #1:
I used the two basic strategies and mastered the entire game! How do you figure out the basic strategies?
by Piotr Grochowski
2021-08-16 02:18:04
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