LinkedIn Queens #730 Answer & Analysis

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Puzzle #730

Apr 30, 2026

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Apr 30, 2026

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: Look first at the edge and corner regions. Small or narrow color regions usually give the earliest forced choices in a Queens puzzle guide.
: Every confirmed queen removes its row, its column, and all adjacent squares from neighboring rows. That adjacency pressure is especially important near the top and middle of the board.
: Do not solve only by color. In today's Queens solution, the row count and column count tighten quickly, so each new queen should also help cover a new column.
: The middle rows contain the most overlap between color regions, which makes them the best place to test candidate cells against the no-touch rule.
: Once the upper queens are set, the remaining columns in the lower half become much easier to finish. The final queen in the last row is forced by the leftover open column.

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This Queens puzzle guide follows the color regions, row and column coverage, and the no-touching rule to reach the final LinkedIn Queens answer.

Begin with the upper edge regions. The top-row peach block and the far-right blue block are the cleanest early anchors, so place the first queens there and remove the surrounding touch zones.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C6	This anchors the top-row peach region and preserves the rest of the top row for column balancing.
Queen Placed	R2C8	This claims the small blue region on the right edge and avoids touching the queen above it.
Cell Eliminated	R1C5	Adjacent horizontally to R1C6.
Cell Eliminated	R1C7	Adjacent horizontally to R1C6 and diagonally adjacent to R2C8.
Cell Eliminated	R1C8	Vertically adjacent to R2C8.
Cell Eliminated	R2C5	Diagonally adjacent to R1C6.
Cell Eliminated	R2C6	Vertically adjacent to R1C6.
Cell Eliminated	R2C7	Diagonally adjacent to R1C6 and horizontally adjacent to R2C8.
Cell Eliminated	R3C7	Diagonally adjacent to R2C8.
Cell Eliminated	R3C8	Vertically adjacent to R2C8.

With the top-right corner occupied, the purple and green/gray clusters in rows 3 and 4 narrow quickly. The surviving safe choices are one queen in row 3's purple section and one queen on the left edge in row 4.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R3C4	This is the best-fit queen for the row 3 purple region after the top queens remove nearby touching squares.
Queen Placed	R4C1	This locks the left edge of row 4 and keeps the central columns available for later rows.
Cell Eliminated	R2C3	Diagonally adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R2C4	Vertically adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R2C5	Already removed by the top section; also diagonally adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R3C3	Adjacent horizontally to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R3C5	Adjacent horizontally to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R4C3	Diagonally adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R4C4	Vertically adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R4C5	Diagonally adjacent to R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R3C1	Vertically adjacent to R4C1.
Cell Eliminated	R3C2	Diagonally adjacent to R4C1.
Cell Eliminated	R4C2	Adjacent horizontally to R4C1.
Cell Eliminated	R5C1	Vertically adjacent to R4C1.
Cell Eliminated	R5C2	Diagonally adjacent to R4C1.

Now the red, gray, and yellow-green bands in the middle of the board start to lock together. Use the column count to avoid stacking queens too close, and let the remaining color-region choices narrow to one safe cell per row.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R5C7	This completes the yellow-green region while preserving an open column for the lower rows.
Queen Placed	R6C2	This is the cleanest fit in the red region and keeps the lower-left side from touching the queens above.
Cell Eliminated	R4C7	Vertically adjacent to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R4C8	Diagonally adjacent to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R5C6	Adjacent horizontally to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R5C8	Adjacent horizontally to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R6C6	Diagonally adjacent to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R6C7	Vertically adjacent to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R6C8	Diagonally adjacent to R5C7.
Cell Eliminated	R5C1	Diagonally adjacent to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R5C2	Vertically adjacent to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R5C3	Diagonally adjacent to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R6C1	Adjacent horizontally to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R6C3	Adjacent horizontally to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R7C1	Diagonally adjacent to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R7C2	Vertically adjacent to R6C2.
Cell Eliminated	R7C3	Diagonally adjacent to R6C2.

The brown-heavy bottom section now has only a few non-touching spaces left. The remaining open columns force the last two queens into the center of row 7 and the left-center of row 8.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R7C5	This is the best remaining fit in the brown region without touching the queens above.
Queen Placed	R8C3	With the earlier columns used up, this is the only safe final placement in the last row.
Cell Eliminated	R6C4	Diagonally adjacent to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R6C5	Vertically adjacent to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R6C6	Diagonally adjacent to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R7C4	Adjacent horizontally to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R7C6	Adjacent horizontally to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R8C4	Adjacent horizontally to R8C3.
Cell Eliminated	R8C5	Diagonally adjacent to R7C5 and vertically aligned with the bottom row zone.
Cell Eliminated	R8C6	Diagonally adjacent to R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R7C2	Diagonally adjacent to R8C3.
Cell Eliminated	R7C3	Vertically adjacent to R8C3.
Cell Eliminated	R7C4	Diagonally adjacent to R8C3.
Cell Eliminated	R8C2	Adjacent horizontally to R8C3.

Final Check

Each row contains exactly one Queen.
Each column contains exactly one Queen.
Each color region contains exactly one Queen.
No two Queens touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

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Queens #730 FAQ

: The today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle solution is R1C6, R2C8, R3C4, R4C1, R5C7, R6C2, R7C5, and R8C3.
: There are 8 queens total, with one queen in every row, every column, and every color region.
: Yes. Queens cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, so adjacent squares must be ruled out.
: Start with small edge regions, mark Xs around each confirmed queen, and keep checking row, column, and region balance.
: A cell can be eliminated even if the color works, because it may conflict by row, column, or touching another queen.
: Use the hint module above for progressive LinkedIn Queens #730 hints and a clean Queens puzzle guide without spoilers first.

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LinkedIn Queens #730 Hints

Start with the tightest regions

Mark the no-touch zone around each queen

Balance rows and columns together

Watch the center carefully

The bottom half resolves last

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LinkedIn Queens #730 Answer & Analysis

Queens #730 Preview

LinkedIn Queens #730 Hints

Start with the tightest regions

Mark the no-touch zone around each queen

Balance rows and columns together

Watch the center carefully

The bottom half resolves last

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How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #730

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