LinkedIn Queens #761 Answer & Analysis

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Puzzle #761

May 31, 2026

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May 31, 2026

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: In today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle, two queens are already placed. Use them to clear their rows, columns, and every adjacent square before looking for the next forced move.
: Several early regions shrink very quickly once the opening eliminations are made. If a region has only one safe square left in a row, that is usually your next queen.
: In LinkedIn Queens #761, the middle rows and columns become tight after a few placements. Check which squares survive both the region rule and the no-touching rule.
: Some candidates are legal by row and column, but they fail because a nearby queen would touch them diagonally. That extra elimination is often the key to today's Queens solution.
: Once the middle of the board is set, the last queens fall into place from the lower-right side toward the lower-left. That pattern is a strong sign you are close to the answer.

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How to solve LinkedIn Queens #761: use the two given queens as anchors, then combine region filtering with row, column, and no-touch eliminations until the board locks into a single valid arrangement.

The puzzle begins with queens already fixed at R1C8 and R2C3. Mark everything they attack by row, column, and adjacency. That immediately removes several nearby squares and creates the first forced gaps in the upper-left and upper-middle areas.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C8	Given queen on the starting board.
Queen Placed	R2C3	Given queen on the starting board.
Cell Eliminated	R1C7	Touches the given queen at R1C8, so it cannot hold a queen.
Cell Eliminated	R2C2	Touches the given queen at R2C3 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R3C3	Shares column 3 with the queen at R2C3.

Once the opening eliminations are made, the green region in the upper-middle area has only one viable queen location left. That forces R3C6, which then clears row 3 and column 6 for the rest of the solve.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R3C6	The green region is forced here after row, column, and adjacency checks.
Cell Eliminated	R3C7	Row 3 is now occupied by the queen at R3C6.
Cell Eliminated	R4C6	Shares column 6 with the queen at R3C6.
Cell Eliminated	R4C7	Touches R3C6 diagonally, so it is not allowed.

With the top half trimmed down, the gray and blue regions become much easier to read. The gray region settles at R4C4, and the blue region in row 5 resolves to R5C9 once nearby row and column conflicts are removed.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R4C4	The gray region is forced to this square after the upper queens remove the other options.
Queen Placed	R5C9	The blue region in row 5 resolves here once the other candidate squares are blocked.
Cell Eliminated	R4C5	Touches the queen at R4C4 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R5C8	Touches the queen at R5C9 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R5C1	Row 5 is already occupied by the queen at R5C9.

The remaining middle-lower regions collapse into single choices. The yellow-green region takes R6C2, and the tan region takes R7C5. These placements also clear a large number of columns for the last two rows.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R6C2	This is the remaining legal square for its color region after the earlier queens are placed.
Queen Placed	R7C5	This is the remaining legal square for its color region after column and adjacency checks.
Cell Eliminated	R6C1	Touches the queen at R6C2 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R6C3	Touches the queen at R6C2 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R7C6	Touches the queen at R7C5 horizontally.

The last region choices are in the lower-right and lower-left ends of the board. R8C7 and R9C1 complete the set, giving one queen in every row, one in every column, and one in every color region.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R8C7	The lower-right purple region is forced here after the remaining row and column checks.
Queen Placed	R9C1	The lower-left pink region is forced here and finishes the board.
Cell Eliminated	R8C6	Touches the queen at R8C7 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R9C2	Touches the queen at R9C1 horizontally.

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 #761 FAQ

: The solved queens are at R1C8, R2C3, R3C6, R4C4, R5C9, R6C2, R7C5, R8C7, and R9C1.
: There are 9 queens total, with exactly one queen in each row, column, and color region.
: No. In LinkedIn Queens, queens only cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
: Start with the given queens, eliminate touching squares, then use row, column, and color-region constraints to find forced placements.
: Use the LinkedIn Queens #761 hints section above for progressive clues that avoid revealing the full solution too early.
: Yes. The final board shown here matches the unique solved layout for today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle.

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LinkedIn Queens #761 Hints

Anchor the givens first

Watch the upper-middle regions

The center is more constrained than it looks

Use diagonal pressure

The bottom rows finish in a clean chain

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LinkedIn Queens #761 Answer & Analysis

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LinkedIn Queens #761 Hints

Anchor the givens first

Watch the upper-middle regions

The center is more constrained than it looks

Use diagonal pressure

The bottom rows finish in a clean chain

LinkedIn Queens #761 Answer

How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #761

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