![]() When I finally realised that this is pointless, my solving improved significantly. When I started doing Sudoku I often found myself trying to memorize possible values for cells, drawing a mental pencilmarkgrid. There is simply so much information to be found in any grid, that one can't remember it all. ![]() The most important thing I've learned so far is to choose what information to memorize. My answer is yes, but I hardly ever use it. If anybody else has got any good tips on solving without pencilmarks, please post them here and we can try to make a little collection of these techniques.įirst of all, whenever I say that I solve without pencilmarks, peoples first reaction is: "then you must have a really good memory". First I'll give you some tips that I've found usefull, then I'll take you through a step by step solution of a couple of extreme puzzles, the way I solve them, and hope that you can follow without making any own pencilmarks. Now I wish to show you that none of those are true. I often read comments like "no other than the easiest puzzles can be solved without pencilmarks" or "techniques that are impossible for human solvers.". The more I read posts on this forum, the more I get the feeling that I'm the only person in the world who solve exclusively without pencilmarks, regardless off difficulty.
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