It has a lot of the "not so obvious" methods in it...
like a row or a column of w < x < y > z
where y has to be at least 4.
and my "favorite" (that I miss a lot) where you have to spot two cells with two pencilled numbers that don't appear in any other cells in that same row/column - so you can delete the other pencil numbers in those two cells - leading to one of those deleted numbers without duplicats.
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like a row or a column of
w < x < y > z
where y has to be at least 4.
and my "favorite" (that I miss a lot) where you have to spot two cells with two pencilled numbers that don't appear in any other cells in that same row/column - so you can delete the other pencil numbers in those two cells - leading to one of those deleted numbers without duplicats.
You can however view other players' statistics and comments in the tables above.