Suduko: Increase Your Suduko Speed & Solve All Puzzles In 5 Mts

Did you know that you can successfully complete every Suduko puzzle within five mts ? Including the tough puzzles!

As you will probably know, there are two basic methods to successfully complete Suduko: The Conventional Method, and The Possibility Matrix Method. If possible, try and understand both methods, but at least, understand the Conventional Method fully, because this is the best suited, to successfully complete them quickly. You can learn both of the 2 methods at:
http://www.Sudokuvillage.com/Top10SudokuResources.htm .

On the other hand, cracking Suduko in less than five mts is sure to be difficult. You don't need to be a Suduko champ to successfully complete Sudukos quickly. Higher approaches and practice will not do, by themselves, unlike what many will presume. Making use of just the appropriate strategies & exercises, even a novice Suduko player will be able to learn to successfully complete the majority of Suduko puzzles within five mts flat.

There are 22 secret tips we will have to understand if we have to successfully complete Sudukos quickly, just as experts do; some of these call for learning to:
* develop our reflexes, with specific exercises
* thoroughly understand the patterns and understand how one should solve each of the patterns through definite approaches
* prepare an order of importance of the sequence of use of the methods
* run the eyeballs through the Suduko rapidly, using exercises to acquire this skill
* end the habit of double checking, and start doing them right in the first attempt
* utilize the frequency of occurrence of values to choose the appropriate cells to tackle first
* zip through the Suduko in a chain
* snap the chain whenever faced with diminishing returns
* use the 'Golden Rule' when left with no other easy options.

Out of these, some merit describing briefly.

There are definite patterns that come about in Suduko puzzles. If we understand these patterns fully and can see these patterns as we see them, we will be able to successfully complete them instantly, and this should multiply our speed of solving Suduko significantly.

There does exist a definite sequence for the use of the approaches that would help multiply our swiftness. If we acquire this sequence so fully as to make its use similar to second nature, our speed of solving Suduko will multiply significantly

Importantly, even a novice Suduko player can learn to successfully complete most Suduko puzzles faster than 'not too fast' experts . That is because speed of cracking is independent of the tougher approaches.

If we speedily grasp the maximum frequent occurrence of values in the filled cells, and successfully complete for those values first, we will successfully complete the whole Suduko puzzle faster.

We normally move our eye-balls slowly. If we start shifting our eye-balls speedily, (just as speed readers do), our quickness of cracking Suduko will multiply too.

We might keep backtracking to confirm whether we did the latest step correctly. If we start cracking them correctly, the first time, and stay away from backtracking, again we would have increased our speed of solving Suduko considerably.

Now, go on to successfully complete your puzzles faster, and show the world that you also can!

Here is to a faster Suduko solving experience!

Rich :~)
Chieftain
Suduko Village
A FREE Online Suduko Community

PS: Suduko is pronounced & spelt in more than one correct way - as Sudoku, Su doku, Suduko, etc; all of these refers to the same game. Publishers, Newspapers and web sites prefer 'Sudoku'. On tne other hand, this article spells it as 'Suduko'.

Richard J. Runion, is the publisher of eBooks on How To Double Your Sudoku Speed and How To Solve All Sudoku Puzzles and manages a FREE Sudoku Forum, with a Daily Sudoku By Email for subscribers. Read his blog on Suduko at: www.sudukotipsandtools.com

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