Lesson 6. Sudoku Rule of exclusion. 2 empty cells hint for small numbers.

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The biggest mistake beginners make is to put ALL possible numbers in an empty cell. See lesson 4. I repeat in this lesson the 2 cell hint, which can be used for all puzzles to begin with.
Get into the habit of looking for ramifications every time you solve a new number.

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The ramifications of this is, I’m now addicted to sudoku!!
But on a serious note;
-When do U end a ramification run & move onto the next number?
I seem to just keep going around the board until ramification does not make a direct reveal.
I’ve noticed in these tutorials, that a lot of ramification runs end early after only a couple of reveals.

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