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LMI April Sudoku Test
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pista
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 1:24 PM (#4217 - in reply to #4024) (#4217) Top




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Location: Slovakia		Will the test end at 14 or 16 IST? On the main page 16:00 is stated.
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Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 1:30 PM (#4218 - in reply to #4217) (#4218) Top


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pista - 2011-04-25 1:24 PM

Will the test end at 14 or 16 IST? On the main page 16:00 is stated.
Pista


Thats a bad mistake. In one place we mentioned end time as 14:00, in other place as 16:00.

We'll run till 16:00 in case anyone was planning to take during that period.
pista
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 1:32 PM (#4219 - in reply to #4024) (#4219) Top




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Location: Slovakia		OK, thanks a lot, I will give it a try :)
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Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 4:00 PM (#4222 - in reply to #4219) (#4222) Top


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Location: India		After a long wait, LMI April Sudoku Test is over.

We had some excellent performances at the top.
Thomas blew through the Sudokus in 90 minutes, and Jan completed in 101 minutes. Nikola completed in 108 minutes. They complete the podium for April Sudoku Test.

7 other players completed all sudokus in 120 minutes, and at least few more were close to complete all, most notably Timothy. The score page is indeed top-heavy.

Among Indian players, Rohan was the only one to complete. Rishi made a mistake (typo again!) in Trio and messed up with Product, otherwise he was close too. Gaurav (participated out of the official ISC window) solved 12 puzzles correctly to complete Indian podium.

Overall we had 268 players, out of which 209 players submitted at least one Sudoku correctly.


Test Solvers
Many thanks to Branko Ceranic (skywalker) and Gülce Özkütük (suboree) for pretesting all the Sudokus, and also testing the web interface before the round started.


rakesh_rai
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 5:50 PM (#4231 - in reply to #4222) (#4231) Top



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Location: India		Excellent set of puzzles. Killer and Product were too good.

Edited by rakesh_rai 2011-04-25 5:50 PM
debmohanty
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 5:56 PM (#4233 - in reply to #4231) (#4233) Top



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rakesh_rai - 2011-04-25 5:50 PM

Excellent set of puzzles. Killer and Product were too good.
I found it strange that you always start with the most difficult puzzles (or you simply want to grab the highest pointers?)
rakesh_rai
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 6:08 PM (#4234 - in reply to #4233) (#4234) Top



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debmohanty - 2011-04-25 5:56 PM
rakesh_rai - 2011-04-25 5:50 PM

Excellent set of puzzles. Killer and Product were too good.
I found it strange that you always start with the most difficult puzzles (or you simply want to grab the highest pointers?)
This time, it was not planned. After I started the test, it takes some time for the sudoku grids to become visible. It just happened that I was scrolling up and down to find any grid which comes up first. Killer came up first - so I started there.

Also, most of the times, I do not try the remaining grids after the test. So, for me, its ok to miss a small pointer than a high pointer - as the maximum enjoyment would be after solving these high pointers.
purifire
Subject: Re: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 6:22 PM (#4235 - in reply to #4234) (#4235) Top



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Location: India		Normally it is always beneficial to start with high pointers if we are not sure of completing all the puzzles in the test.... I try that too ... but if the variants are all known and if I feel I can complete all then I simply go in the order...
Fred76
Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-25 10:42 PM (#4241 - in reply to #4024) (#4241) Top



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Location: Switzerland		Thank you for this wonderful test !

Grids were very nice, I really enjoy to solve them. It was the second tournament of the day for me (after french prequalifs), and I'm happy to see that I can be competitive during 4 hours in a day. (certainly an important thing for competitions like WSC, where I haven't any experience).
Regarding LMI tests, I was impatient to find again a place in the top 10 on a test. As I was tester in January and Author in March, I had only the awful result of February test...

About grids: extraregions, consecutive, outside, inequality, irregular and killer enjoyed me particularly, as they were so nice and well constructed. All grids were good. The Product Frame was very tough, I have to redo it, because I couldn't solve it without a guess (of course it was wrong 1rst time, I think I spent something like 20-25 on that grid in total).

It's good to see that Janoslaw is back ! 4 times world champions taked logically the first two places. Thomas had a comfortable +11 minutes advance. Behind them (-> Human people ) , it was very tight between Nikola, Kota, Michael and Hideaki: only 1 minutes 39 separates these very good players.

Thanks again, I have so much pleasure to compete on LMI !

Fred
utkaarsh
Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-26 5:51 PM (#4256 - in reply to #4207) (#4256) Top




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Location: India		guys, can some one help with the link for French pre-qualifiers

Edited by utkaarsh 2011-04-26 5:52 PM
debmohanty
Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-26 5:53 PM (#4257 - in reply to #4256) (#4257) Top



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utkaarsh - 2011-04-26 5:51 PM

guys, can some one help with the link for French pre-qualifiers


See here
utkaarsh
Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-26 6:12 PM (#4258 - in reply to #4257) (#4258) Top




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Location: India		thnx deb
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Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-26 7:40 PM (#4261 - in reply to #4241) (#4261) Top


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Fred76 - 2011-04-25 10:42 PM

It's good to see that Janoslaw is back ! 4 times world champions taked logically the first two places. Thomas had a comfortable +11 minutes advance. Behind them (-> Human people ) , it was very tight between Nikola, Kota, Michael and Hideaki: only 1 minutes 39 separates these very good players.

Hey Fred, you missed about some more good players: Minfang Lin, Rohan Rao, Fred Stalder and Sinchai R, who also completed the set (in a more humanly time ;-) )
Fred76
Subject: RE: LMI April Sudoku Test @ 2011-04-26 9:34 PM (#4264 - in reply to #4261) (#4264) Top



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Rohan Rao - 2011-04-26 7:40 PM

Fred76 - 2011-04-25 10:42 PM

It's good to see that Janoslaw is back ! 4 times world champions taked logically the first two places. Thomas had a comfortable +11 minutes advance. Behind them (-> Human people ) , it was very tight between Nikola, Kota, Michael and Hideaki: only 1 minutes 39 separates these very good players.

Hey Fred, you missed about some more good players: Minfang Lin, Rohan Rao, Fred Stalder and Sinchai R, who also completed the set (in a more humanly time ;-) )


You are right, these players are good
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