LinkedIn Queens #739 Answer & Analysis

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Puzzle #739

May 9, 2026

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May 9, 2026

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: First, map the 9 colors and remember that each region must contain exactly one queen. That alone removes a lot of possibilities before you even focus on rows and columns.
: In the upper rows, several cells disappear quickly once adjacent squares are ruled out. The top-right area is especially useful for building early constraints.
: After you place a queen, mark its column as unavailable and also clear the neighboring cells in the rows above and below. That no-touch rule is a huge shortcut in this puzzle.
: Some regions can only fit a queen in one or two row/column intersections. Those forced choices are the fastest way to advance in today's Queens solution.
: The bottom rows become much easier once the middle columns are fixed. Watch for diagonal conflicts between the blue, green, purple, and gray regions.

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How to solve LinkedIn Queens #739: begin by identifying the nine color regions on the 9x9 board, then use row, column, and adjacency checks to force the queen positions. The final layout is determined by intersecting region coverage with the no-touching rule.

The starting queens at R1C9 and R2C6 set up the first major constraints. Because queens cannot touch, they immediately remove nearby cells in the top-right and upper-middle rows, which makes the early board much easier to read.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C9	This queen is fixed in the pink region and locks the far-right edge of row 1.
Queen Placed	R2C6	This queen completes the beige region and stays clear of the row 1 queen.
Cell Eliminated	R1C8	Touches R1C9 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R2C8	Touches R1C9 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R2C5	Touches R2C6 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R3C6	Touches R2C6 vertically.

Once the top is anchored, the green region in row 3 and the red region in row 4 become forced. These placements keep the board legal while preserving one queen for each remaining color region.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R3C8	This is the required queen for the light-green region in the upper-right area.
Queen Placed	R4C3	This queen completes the red region and avoids every adjacent queen.
Cell Eliminated	R3C7	Touches R3C8 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R3C9	Touches R3C8 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R3C3	Touches R4C3 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R5C3	Touches R4C3 vertically.

With the upper rows narrowed down, R5C1 becomes the clean choice on the left edge. This also helps isolate the gray region and stops the left side from colliding with the queens above it.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R5C1	This queen fits the gray region on the left side and respects the no-touch rule.
Cell Eliminated	R4C1	Touches R5C1 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R5C2	Touches R5C1 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R6C1	Touches R5C1 vertically.

The center of the board is solved by matching each remaining row to a unique region and column. R6C7, R7C4, and R8C2 fit cleanly without touching earlier queens and finish three more color regions at once.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R6C7	This is the queen for the orange region in row 6.
Queen Placed	R7C4	This queen resolves the blue region in the lower-middle of the board.
Queen Placed	R8C2	This queen completes the purple region on the left side of the lower rows.
Cell Eliminated	R6C6	Touches R6C7 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R7C2	Touches R8C2 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R8C3	Touches R8C2 horizontally.

The final queen goes at R9C5. That placement completes the last color region and gives a full solution with one queen in every row, column, and region.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R9C5	This final queen completes the last remaining green region.
Cell Eliminated	R8C5	Touches R9C5 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R9C4	Touches R9C5 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R9C6	Touches R9C5 horizontally.

Final Check

Each of the 9 rows contains exactly one Queen.
Each of the 9 columns contains exactly one Queen.
Each of the 9 color regions contains exactly one Queen.
No two Queens touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

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Queens #739 FAQ

: The final queen placements are R1C9, R2C6, R3C8, R4C3, R5C1, R6C7, R7C4, R8C2, and R9C5.
: There are 9 queens total: one in each row, one in each column, and one in each color region.
: No. Queens cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in LinkedIn Queens.
: Start with the most constrained color regions, then use row and column exclusions plus the no-touch rule to force the remaining queens.
: No. Borders only show region boundaries. They do not block placement rules or queen interactions.
: The hints section above gives progressive LinkedIn Queens #739 hints for today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle.

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LinkedIn Queens #739 Hints

Start with the color regions

Use the crowded top half

Let columns do the work

Look for forced row-region intersections

Finish with the lower bands

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LinkedIn Queens #739 Answer & Analysis

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LinkedIn Queens #739 Hints

Start with the color regions

Use the crowded top half

Let columns do the work

Look for forced row-region intersections

Finish with the lower bands

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How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #739

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