BEST Hidden Triples Video Ever! Sudoku Intermediate Tutorial 5

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In BEST Hidden Triples Video Ever! Sudoku Intermediate Tutorial 5 by Smart Hobbies, I show you how to find and solve Sudoku Hidden Triples strategy. I use 3 examples in this Sudoku Tutorial to show you how to find Hidden Triples limited to 1 block, Hidden Triples found in more than 1 block, and Hidden Triples that are Locked Triples and are in 2 houses. I break down the logic behind this particular Sudoku strategy and clearly define what needs to be in each cell involved in a Hidden Triple by using examples from my previous videos. I show you how to play Sudoku better and how to solve Sudoku faster.
I used the software program CTC App for this solving video. Below is the list of examples with puzzle and video links:
Example 1 Enthralling Sudoku 20 by Ashish Kumar
Puzzle: tinyurl.com/4f36dby6
Video: • How To Solve Sudoku Tr...
Example 2 Classic Sudoku by Hodoku
Puzzle: tinyurl.com/3r74zcw5
Video: N/A
Example 3 Round 6 Puzzle 2 by 2023 Sudoku Grand Prix
Puzzle: tinyurl.com/2cuzmrjj
Video: • How To Solve World Cha...
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This video is part of my Sudoku Intermediate Tutorials playlist on my RU-vid channel, Smart Hobbies. The goal of this series is to teach you Sudoku strategies.
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Strategies demonstrated in this video:
Hidden Triples
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
00:25 Hidden Triple Example 1
02:03 Hidden Triple Example 2
05:14 Hidden Triple Example 3
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Let me know what you think and how you did in the comments below. Thank you so much for watching.
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@SmartHobbies 8 месяцев назад

📕Get my FREE Solving Guide that will help you solve over 80% of all Sudoku puzzles🧩to include NYT Hard👉👉www.buymeacoffee.com/timberlakeB/e/125822 Time Stamps 0:00 Intro 00:25 Hidden Triple Example 1 02:03 Hidden Triple Example 2 05:14 Hidden Triple Example 3

@begingardener275 Месяц назад

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO FOR 'TRIPLES'. LOT OF OTHER VODEO MENTION A STRATEGY IN THE TITLE, BUT GO ABOUT SOLVING A WHOLE SUDOKU. WITH THEIR HEAVY ACCENT AND THE LONG VIDEO, YOU LOSE THE PURPOSE OF THAT VIDEO. HATS OF TO THIS VIDEO!

@SmartHobbies Месяц назад

Thank you very much. I appreciate your comment. How long have you been solving Sudoku?

@maxstunner100 7 месяцев назад

Struggled with no.2 and had to watch the video, but found 1 and 3 very approachable and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!

@SmartHobbies 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for the feedback. Happy to hear that you made it through puzzles 1 and 3 okay. How long have you been watching Smart Hobbies?

@mrDingleberry44 7 месяцев назад

Lol. I'm sure the tip would have helped a lot of my speed in solving puzzle. I always try the puzzles, then watch the vids.

@SmartHobbies 7 месяцев назад

That is cool. I love that you check out the puzzles. I usually let the video play if on a laptop while I solve, to see if I can beat the video 😏 Which puzzle gave you the most trouble?

@mrDingleberry44 7 месяцев назад

@@SmartHobbies I think the 2nd. 3rd was super easy. I'm not good enough at recognizing the advanced strategies to ever really beat the times. Plus there's a lot of diabolical strategies that I've never tried to learn yet. I don't solve while watching vids, since there's a lot of strategies that I haven't tried to learn yet. So I listen to the reasoning.

@SmartHobbies 7 месяцев назад

@@mrDingleberry44 nice insight. Whenever you are ready to go down the diabolical path, I have plenty of tutorials to choose from. I’d recommend starting with X-Wing and Skyscraper tutorial and go from there. Happy solving.

@stevenridings7880 8 месяцев назад

😂great tutorial thanks

@SmartHobbies 8 месяцев назад

Glad you liked it!

@brucewayne2091 8 месяцев назад

I'll have to review the 3rd example as that's what generally trips me up when doing the various 'extreme' ??? that you find online. Example 1 & 2 I use without assigning a strategy/technique to.

@SmartHobbies 8 месяцев назад

Cool, Bruce. Thanks for pointing that out. Do you solve New York Times Hard Sudoku often?

@brucewayne2091 8 месяцев назад

Every morning followed by Andrew Stewart site

@SmartHobbies 7 месяцев назад

@@brucewayne2091 I was watching Rangsk solve one yesterday, and there was a hidden triple right from the starting grid. Do you seem to notice them with those puzzles?

@brucewayne2091 7 месяцев назад

@@SmartHobbies Rangsk: unshackling? Haven't seen it yet. I generally load up any classic sudoku & play thru to the end or to a point where I get stuck. However, I'm always puzzled why a certain # is the correct pick when you see what looks like a triple mixed into a quad.

@brucewayne2091 7 месяцев назад

Time for another 'how to best use' Hudoku 😉

@JohnRandomness105 8 месяцев назад

I lost a rather long comment about example 2. Sorry, I don't want to rewrite it. Hours later: I did example 1, beginning as the initial screen showed and placing the 7. Repeating the process in block 6 gave a different result, but I still placed a 7. Similar happened in blocks 2 and 8, also placing 7s. Block 3 was all bivalue cells, and gave me two triples to narrow blocks 1 and 9. Block 7 was also all bivalue cells, but no triples. Instead, it placed the 9 in row 9 and the puzzle collapsed. I saw that I'd already solved the third puzzle. 15 1/4 minutes was rather quick for me. 2:20 I remember that row from Example 2 -- in fact, the *quad* there stood out in my mind. I'd only partially fulled it out, with 458s in R7C8 and R7C9 and 4568 in R7C4. Based on a casual view of the digits facing it, I penciled in R7C6. My hunch was correct, and it was 4568. The quad gave me the 1379 quad. I didn't notice that the 9 was placeable in R7C5 until much later -- I didn't notice the 19 pair together with the 1 in block 8. 3:00 Um, why the quint and not the quad? 5:50 I don't think that I watched the video, although I did the puzzle. I would have noticed the irony of my comment about obvious things like the 123 triple. That hidden triple was "hidden in plain sight".

@SmartHobbies 8 месяцев назад

Sorry to hear that John. Do you remember the gist of what you were saying about Example 2?

@JohnRandomness105 8 месяцев назад

@@SmartHobbies I played the hand, getting quite stuck a good part of the time. You spoke of triples, but didn't mention quads, which I encountered in the solve. Several situations were there for a long time before I noticed them.

@JohnRandomness105 8 месяцев назад

@@SmartHobbies I added to my comment. I did Example 1 and loaded Example 3, but I'd already done it. Then I watched your examples.

@SmartHobbies 8 месяцев назад

@@JohnRandomness105 it is interesting and understandable that you would see naked quads instead of hidden triples. For me, what and how I’m marking will usually determine which strategy I see first.