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Source: this [[Little Golem]] forum [http://www.littlegolem.net/jsp/forum/topic2.jsp?forum=50&topic=14 thread].
 
Source: this [[Little Golem]] forum [http://www.littlegolem.net/jsp/forum/topic2.jsp?forum=50&topic=14 thread].
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=== Puzzle 4 ===
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Designed by ''Door1'', helped by ''David J Bush''. Inspired by a game on [[Kurnik]] in May 2005.
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<hex> R10 C10 Q1
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Hb2                Hg2
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                Hf3 Vg3
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  Vb4        Ve4 Hf4
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              He5
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        Vc6
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            Vd7
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              Vd8
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</hex>
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Source: this [[Little Golem]] forum [http://www.littlegolem.net/jsp/forum/topic2.jsp?forum=50&topic=212 thread].
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==

Revision as of 19:26, 7 January 2009

Solving puzzles is a very good way of becoming a stronger player. Solve as many as possible! And feel free to post your own puzzles here.

Piet Hein's puzzles

See article Piet Hein's puzzles

Claude Berge's puzzles

See article Claude Berge's puzzles

Bert Enderton

Puzzle 1

Red to play and win.

abcdefg1234567

Puzzle 2

Red to play and win.

abcdefg1234567

Puzzle 3

Red (Vertical) to play and win.

This is a very difficult puzzle whose complete solution is extremely complex.

Puzzle7.png


Other authors

Puzzle 1

By John Tromp

Blue to play and win.


Puzzle 2

By lazyplayer. Blue to play and win.

Puzzle 3

By David J Bush. Taken from a game on Playsite in 2003.

abcdefghij12345678910

Source: this Little Golem forum thread.

Puzzle 4

Designed by Door1, helped by David J Bush. Inspired by a game on Kurnik in May 2005.

abcdefghij12345678910

Source: this Little Golem forum thread.

See also

Cameron Browne offers a lot of Original puzzles in his book Hex Strategy Making the Right Connections