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Kropki, Consecutive and Odd-Pair

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Posted 24th Jul 2015 at 07:33
kocos Daily subscriber
Hi Gareth,
I was wondering whether these type of puzzles are you inventions or not. I tried to google it, and I've found an article where you wrote you invented the odd-pair one, but what about the two others?
Posted 24th Jul 2015 at 11:53
gareth Administrator Daily subscriber
Just Odd Pair - Kropki and Consecutive predate me. I think there used to be Kropki puzzles published occasionally before Sudoku, without the box constraints.
Posted 10th Aug 2015 at 14:02
kocos Daily subscriber
I've found those in a hungarian issued puzzle magazine. However the Odd-Pair one had a little different ruleset, marking all the odd and even numbers, not just some neighbouring pairs.
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