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Monday puzzles: domino loop

Puzzle 1

1155 Domino loop 11×11 RS 12-10-15
Place a standard set of domino tiles in the grid in such a way that they form a closed loop that does not touch itself, not even diagonally. The normal domino rules have to be followed: adjacent cells covered by different tiles contain equal numbers. The numbers above and on the left of the grid represent the number of cells occupied by dominoes in the respective row or column. The numbers below and on the right of the grid represent the sum of the digits on dominoes in that row or column. The grey cells are part of a domino with two equal digits.

Puzzle 2

Sunday puzzles: domino loop

Puzzle 1

0915 Domino loop 11×11 RS 14-06-15
Place a standard set of domino tiles in the grid in such a way that they form a closed loop that does not touch itself, not even diagonally. The normal domino rules have to be followed: adjacent cells covered by different tiles contain equal numbers. The numbers above and on the left of the grid represent the number of cells occupied by dominoes in the respective row or column. The numbers below and on the right of the grid represent the sum of the digits on dominoes in that row or column. The grey cells are part of a domino with two equal digits.

Puzzle 2

Monday puzzles: domino loop

Puzzle 1

0651 Domino loop 11×11 RS 02-02-15

Place a standard set of domino tiles in the grid in such a way that they form a closed loop that does not touch itself, not even diagonally. The normal domino rules have to be followed: adjacent cells covered by different tiles contain equal numbers. The numbers above and on the left of the grid represent the number of cells occupied by dominoes in the respective row or column. The numbers below and on the right of the grid represent the sum of the digits on dominoes in that row or column. The grey cells are part of a domino with two equal digits.
 

Puzzle 2

Thursday puzzles: domino loop

Puzzle 1

0517 Domino loop 11×11 rs 27-11-14

Place a standard set of domino tiles in the grid in such a way that they form a closed loop that does not touch itself, not even diagonally. The normal domino rules have to be followed: adjacent cells covered by different tiles contain equal numbers. The numbers above and on the left of the grid represent the number of cells occupied by dominoes in the respective row or column. The numbers below and on the right of the grid represent the sum of the digits on dominoes in that row or column. The grey cells are part of a domino with two equal digits.
 

Puzzle 2

Tuesday puzzles: domino loop

Puzzle 1

0373 Domino loop 11×11 rs 16-09-14

Place a standard set of domino tiles in the grid in such a way that they form a closed loop that does not touch itself, not even diagonally. The normal domino rules have to be followed: adjacent cells covered by different tiles contain equal numbers. The numbers above and on the left of the grid represent the number of cells occupied by dominoes in the respective row or column. The numbers below and on the right of the grid represent the sum of the digits on dominoes in that row or column. The grey cells are part of a domino with two equal digits.
 

Puzzle 2