Win At Sudoku

A festive surprise is on it's way to all my beloved fans of Win At Sudoku...so keep watching for the grand reveal...lol...and know that I'm wishing each and every one of you a wonderful festive season!

Hokay peeps - the surge of likers continues & I'm very happy about that - very happy indeeeeeed!

Now I want you to tell me what price you'd be willing to pay for my outstanding book? Cos I'm poised to do a special offer, just to say thanks to you all for the liking - it really does warm the cockles of my lil ol heart!

So...does $4.95 light you up? That's a whopping 45% discount guys. And really, I am the ONLY person who has developed a LOGIC-based method - Dr Arto Inkala - he of the World's Hardest Sudoku fame - says so!

You get 50 pages of concise, precise text explaining my simple but infallible rules and strategies AND 50 pages covering 9 worked examples that show you the Win At Sudoku method in action - it's like we're playing together. It also took me 3 years of hard labour to write...

So lets have your input please - I want to find the sweet spot for you guys and earn some much-needed income for myself! So comment on this post!

Hokay peeps...I'm still doing detective work on all you 'likers' and my latest theory is that you all like my 'NOD (None/One/Done) Box post from August 2013...just one of the blindingly obvious but REALLY effective aspects of the Win At Sudoku method...so think how your game would be transformed if you read the book, hmm? You gotta be 'in' to win peeps! LOL

Tell me somethings - your likes are so appreciated but also leave me feeling puzzled (pun intended!)
1 What level of Sudoku are you at? Easy, Medium, Hard or Insane?
2 Do you know that with the Win At Sudoku method you can take on much harder puzzles than you do now?
3 Have you got the Win At Sudoku book? E-reader versions on Amazon & SmashWords. PDF is available on my website - click on shop now
4 If you haven't decided to buy Win At Sudoku, why not? What could I do to change your mind?

I'd really appreciate any insights you can share with me! Thanks in advance for the info! Happy Sudoku'ing!

Yesss! I love all you wonderful 'likers'!

Howbout giving some 'sharing' a go? Ya know...spread the lurve! And dare I add 'shopping'? Gosh that would reeaalllyyyy help!
Lol!

I guess some 'posting' is totally beyond ridiculous? But let yourself go and share summit bout your Sudoku Story.

And motivate me to get down to publishing my new book:
Win At Sudoku: The Blog Years: The mysteriously disappeared 'all you ever wanted to know' blog returns...!

Gee I just don't know why but I sure am deeply GRATEFUL for the renewed interest in Win At Sudoku - the likes just keep on coming and I'm so excited....

Now I'd really like to know if you guys would be interested in another project I'm considering: thanks to a blip in technology, my two plus years of blog posts just vanished into the ether.

Would you be interested in a new ebook of these well researched & written posts that will tell you everything about Sudoku that you didn't know you didn't know?

Comments please!

Hey there - just wanted to reach out and say "THANKS" to all you kind fans who've been visiting and liking the Win At Sudoku page. Now please just bustle over to the site and buy the book - you will definitely improve your game and I will definitely enjoy your financial support!!!

mmmnnnn...much as we lurve doing Sudoku, it's not such a hot idea to get down to a tricky puzzle when you are tired, ill, or hungover! Win At Sudoku always aims to build your confidence in your game-playing abilities and so when your eyes are closing we recommend an early night instead of crash 'n burn - lol!

Top Sudoku Game Changing Tip - as voted by Win At Sudoku devotees!

Today I'm gonna share a really simple piece of the Win At Sudoku method that is GUARANTEED to transform your game right now.

The NOD (stands for None, One or Done) Box is a key feature on the Win At Sudoku layout*. As you can see, it's just a simple list of the numbers 1-9.

Before you start a game, count the number of occurrences of the 1-9 Given Numbers - the clues given with the game. Enter the total for each number above the 1-9 numbers in the NOD Box. Ring any numbers with one or none occurrences - they are going to be the hardest numbers to crack - 6 is a badass number in this game.

Now here's the trick: Instead of starting to check 1's, then 2's, then 3's and so on; work out your Order of Attack starting with the Given Number with the most occurrences and work your way down to the Given Number with the least occurrences.

In this example the OoA is: 5, 7, 2, 3, 9, 1, 4, 8, 6

I proved that this simple trick reduces the number of instructions required to describe a game - you get 9 of these Worked Examples in the book - by 35-50%.

Which means you can play faster and/or harder games instantly - just because you squeezed the maximum possible benefit from the Given Numbers.

Simple neh? I could not stop laughing when I discovered the powerful effect of such a simple lil' trick. It still makes me laugh every think I think about it!

Now if that is what the NOD Box can do for your game, just imagine the joy of being a complete Sudoku genius when you have the rest of the Win At Sudoku method at your command.

Try playing a game both ways and you will see the proof of the NOD Box pudding for yourself.

And please, please tell us what you think - we love hearing from you!!!

*one of the freely available downloads when you sign up for my monthly blog posts at www.winatsudoku.com

ok things have changed...here's the pic for my last post

Here's a naughty but nice 'Saturday Night's alright For...Sudoku????' idea...love those lil pencils...lol
http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/puzzle-game-lingerie-the-sudoku-underwear #

Yep, it's Friday already - yee ha! - but just in case you're thinking of celebrating early with a quick you-know-what - be warned...Supervisor Kitten has got your number...lol!

So by all means look forward to the glorious weekend playing as much Sudoku as you like.

But Supervisor Kitten advises: "Earn you kibble today!"

Happy Sudoku'ing