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🎲 Today's Puzzle Overview
The October 24, 2025 puzzle set is a data-driven delight for solvers who love structure and mastery.
Edited by Ian Livengood, this lineup delivers a smooth progression in both logic density and design complexity.
Easy Puzzle #102 by Rodolfo Kurchan — 5 dominoes, elegant symmetry, clear constraints.
Medium Puzzle #244 by Heidi Erwin — 7 dominoes, layered numeric logic with sum and greater regions.
Hard Puzzle #82 by Rodolfo Kurchan — 16 dominoes, multi-layer grid with high constraint density and equals clusters.
Test your skills across all three difficulties, track your puzzle IDs, and push your reasoning to perfection.
Every grid tells a story of balance, precision, and the satisfying pursuit of the final solution.
💡 Progressive Hints
Try these hints one at a time. Each hint becomes more specific to help you solve it yourself!
🎨 Pips Solver
Click a domino to place it on the board. You can also click the board, and the correct domino will appear.
✅ Final Answer & Complete Solution For Hard Level
The key to solving today's hard puzzle was identifying the placement for the critical dominoes highlighted in the starting grid. Once those were in place, the rest of the puzzle could be solved logically. See the final grid below to compare your solution.
Starting Position & Key First Steps
This image shows the initial puzzle grid for the hard level, with a few critical first placements highlighted.
Final Answer: The Solved Grid for Hard Mode
Compare this final grid with your own solution to see the correct placement of all dominoes.
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