To begin the puzzle you may start anywhere, but for many beginners it is easier to concentrate on the top three 3 x 3 grids. They look at the initial number and then start by using the “1”. By looking at these small cells you are able to decide where you will possibly put the “1” if not already used but do not forget to stick with the rules of the game. You also have to take into consideration any 3 x 3 grids that are attached to the grid you are presently looking at.

This game is very clever, but it can sometimes make you feel as if you are going round in circles. But by practicing and honing your skills on different puzzles it may help you to understand certain techniques that you can use that work and those that don’t. There are a great number of puzzles that can be solved and people are now starting to time themselves on them, similar in the way people use to time themselves on how fast they could complete a Rubiks cube.

Allison Thompson, now lives in Spain and has 15 years experience in the property field. For more information visit http://www.sudoku.free-suduko.com

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