Sudoku tutorial #93 A procedure or not!

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The debate among sudoku players is "should you use a procedure or not". I suggest that a procedure is good for beginners.. If on the way of solving you see something which you can be solved then go ahead and then come back to a procedure . O course it is your choice.
In this puzzle you may wish to copy it down first and try it yourself, then watch me solve it.
There are many paths to take and in this puzzle. I miss some important ramifications and as a result finish up taking a different path to solve.
Below are some places which I missed re ramifications. Did you notice them?
12.22 missed an 8
14.29 missed the 9's
16.24 missed 3 's in vertical blocks
18.31 missed a 4 in r 7 c9
20.02 missed ram in r 6
26.50 missed 2/5 mp in r 5
Although many ramifications were missed, by taking a different path the puzzle was still solved.
20.20 Unique rectangle (danger Danger)
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[AKHILXD]

Glad to see you man 👨 stay strong wish your health live long🥺🙂💞🌹

[charissapowell]

WOW. I’m learning to keep calm and continue with the steps. Thanks so much

[heyitsdez]

Thank you for your tutorials. I discovered my love for sadoku because of you :)

[vukcevu]

Whats is the fastest time in which youve solved hard sudoku?

[mathstudent]

I have tried to use Snyder Notation rules to maximum extent in solving. And once I have completed that, in and advanced puzzle, I am not sure the next technique to apply. At 8:57, you added the other 3, 8 in a different block. Is it still Snyder Notation at that point? And then you placed 2, 3, 8 in the two cells. At this point, you are beyond Snyder Notation, right? What would you say generally is the next step after your Snyder Notation is complete?

[ykso]

Thank you for having shown us how to do another puzzle.

[dsremingto]

Nice to see you back. Seem to have been gone a while!

[SoRTs]

Another good one Robin. I tend to sweep through the rows and columns with TMB and LCR, followed by Cross-meet, just as you taught. I find it can be done quite quickly. Then I start looking for 'other things'. Thanks for clarifying the ambiguity rule. Take care.

[myfyrmadocjones]

Just finished work and this notification pops up. Looking forward to this!

[bhaskarbalasubramaniam]

Hi Robin - I am your fan and started doing sudoku watching your tutorials. I found the going tougher when there are 25 or lesser numbers in the beginning of the puzzle. Can you please release tutorials for such puzzles. If you have already done those puzzles please forgive my ignorance and be kind enough to mention the tutorial numbers.

[junkmailfolder]

I can't wait for #100. I hope something special is planned.

[nakusflies]

Good video, thanks. Question - at time 25.58, why select the 8 in row 5 and NOT the 8 in row 4. Thanks in advance.

[danmenzel]

Robin, I laugh every time you say "that was a pun". My ex-wife used to say "that's two thirds of a pun---P.U."

[dark_frst]

Hey Sudoku Guy, do you make your own sudokus (handmade)?

[asherxs]

Do you have a video on the rule for 19:40? Thanks

[FranNDR]

19:43 that's indeed a magical rule!

[ellensquilts]

questioni please: WHY DOES IT "HAVE TO BECOME A 9" in what you call the "danger danger" situation. row 7 column 6. 59, 45, 459

[raghavansubramaniam]

In tutorial no.93 in column no 6 row no 7 you had three small numbers, 4, 5 and 9 but you selected 9 when you could have chosen 4 or 5. The reason you gave was not audible. Can you please clarify

[michaelwirth]

19.45 Why does the 4, 5, 9 combination has to be 9?

[Yash]

Why are you not uploading video, are you ok sir?