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Puzzle #741

May 11, 2026

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: Look for the smallest color regions first. In today's Queens puzzle, the single-cell regions are immediate locks, and they quickly narrow the row and column options for the rest of the board.
: The starting board already gives you two queens. Treat those as anchors, then remove every cell they touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
: Once the early queens are placed, several columns are no longer available. That makes the remaining queens much easier to place in the lower half of the board.
: The purple region in the lower-right area has very limited legal options after the first round of eliminations. It eventually has only one safe queen square.
: After the forced placements are in place, the green region and the gray region each have only one legal queen location left. That completes the answer for LinkedIn Queens 2026-05-11 15:00:24.

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How to solve LinkedIn Queens #741: begin with the given queens and any forced single-cell regions, then use row, column, region, and no-touching logic to finish today's Queens solution.

The starting board already shows queens at R1C5 and R3C4. In addition, the isolated blue single-cell region forces R2C2, and the isolated red single-cell region forces R4C7.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C5	Given queen from the starting board.
Queen Placed	R3C4	Given queen from the starting board.
Queen Placed	R2C2	This blue region is a single cell, so it must contain the region's queen.
Queen Placed	R4C7	This red region is also a single cell, so it must contain the region's queen.
Cell Eliminated	R1C1	Touches the queen at R2C2 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R1C2	Touches the queen at R2C2 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R1C3	Touches the queen at R2C2 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R3C7	Touches the queen at R4C7 vertically.

With queens fixed at R1C5, R2C2, R3C4, and R4C7, the board has strong column pressure. Columns 2, 4, 5, and 7 are already occupied, which leaves the remaining queens to work from columns 1, 3, and 6.

Action	Position	Reason
Cell Eliminated	R2C4	Shares a column with the queen at R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R2C5	Touches the queen at R1C5 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R4C3	Shares a row neighborhood with the queen at R3C4 and cannot be used safely.
Cell Eliminated	R6C7	Shares a column with the queen at R4C7.

The purple region in the lower-right corner has only one legal queen square left after the column restrictions are applied. That queen must go at R6C6.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R6C6	The purple region needs one queen, and R6C6 is the only remaining legal square for that region.
Cell Eliminated	R7C7	Shares a column with the queen at R4C7, so it cannot hold the purple-region queen.
Cell Eliminated	R6C7	Already ruled out by the occupied column 7 and the no-touch rule.

Once R6C6 is fixed, the green region's remaining legal options collapse to a single square. The only safe placement is R5C3.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R5C3	The green region still needs one queen, and row 5 column 3 is the only legal square left for that region.
Cell Eliminated	R5C4	Column 4 is already occupied by the queen at R3C4.
Cell Eliminated	R5C5	Column 5 is already occupied by the queen at R1C5.
Cell Eliminated	R5C6	Column 6 is occupied by the queen at R6C6.
Cell Eliminated	R5C7	Column 7 is occupied by the queen at R4C7.

The last unfilled region is gray, and after using rows 1 through 6, it can only be completed in row 7. Column 3 is already taken by R5C3, so the gray queen must be R7C1.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R7C1	The gray region still needs one queen, and row 7 column 1 is the only remaining legal square.
Cell Eliminated	R7C3	Shares a column with the queen at R5C3.
Cell Eliminated	R7C2	Column 2 is already occupied by the queen at R2C2.

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 #741 FAQ

: The today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle solution is R1C5, R2C2, R3C4, R4C7, R5C3, R6C6, and R7C1.
: There are 7 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 single-cell regions and any given queens, then use row, column, and no-touch eliminations to narrow the remaining placements.
: Borders show color-region boundaries. They help identify each region, but they are not walls or attack lines.
: Use a LinkedIn Queens FAQ or Queens puzzle guide for daily hints, step-by-step solutions, and the full LinkedIn Queens answer.

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Start with forced regions

Use the given queens

Watch the column pressure

One color region becomes almost trivial

Finish with the last two regions

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LinkedIn Queens #741 Answer & Analysis

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LinkedIn Queens #741 Hints

Start with forced regions

Use the given queens

Watch the column pressure

One color region becomes almost trivial

Finish with the last two regions

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How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #741

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