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Puzzle #766

Jun 5, 2026

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: Begin with the queens that are already shown on the board. They immediately remove several neighboring cells in their rows, columns, and diagonal touch zones.
: A few of the smaller color regions are much easier to lock in early because they have fewer safe cells once the no-touch rule is applied.
: After you cross off the obvious neighbors, scan for any row that has only one legal cell left in a color region. Those forced rows do a lot of work here.
: The center of the board tightens quickly once one or two queens are placed there. A single correct placement can force a chain reaction across nearby rows and columns.
: When only a few regions are left open, confirm that each one still has exactly one uncrossed cell and that the final queens do not touch diagonally.

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This puzzle starts with two given queens and then resolves through row, column, and color-region constraints. The cleanest approach is to use the no-touch rule first, then let the remaining regions collapse into forced placements.

The starting queens at R1C4 and R2C1 immediately eliminate their neighboring cells. That trims the top-left and top-center areas and gives the puzzle an early structure.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C4	Given queen from the старт board in the orange region.
Queen Placed	R2C1	Given queen from the старт board in the pink region.
Cell Eliminated	R1C1	It touches the given queen at R2C1 vertically.
Cell Eliminated	R1C2	It touches the given queen at R2C1 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R1C5	It touches the given queen at R1C4 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R2C2	It touches the given queen at R2C1 horizontally.

After the opening eliminations, the blue region’s safest and most useful placement is R3C3. That choice keeps the queen separated from the givens and clears column 3 for the rest of the solve.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R3C3	This is the best fit in the blue region after row, column, and adjacency filtering.
Cell Eliminated	R2C4	It is diagonally adjacent to the new queen at R3C3.
Cell Eliminated	R3C4	Row 3 now has its queen placed.
Cell Eliminated	R4C4	It is diagonally adjacent to the queen at R3C3.

With the upper rows tightened, the green region in row 4 resolves to R4C5. This keeps the board balanced across the remaining columns and avoids any touching conflicts with the queen above it.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R4C5	The green region needs a queen, and this cell fits the remaining row and column constraints.
Cell Eliminated	R4C3	Row 4 is already occupied by the queen at R4C5.
Cell Eliminated	R4C6	Row 4 is already occupied by the queen at R4C5.
Cell Eliminated	R5C5	It is directly below the queen at R4C5.

The gray region in row 5 lands at R5C7, and the yellow region then drops into R6C9. These placements are strong because they preserve the remaining open columns and avoid diagonal contact with nearby queens.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R5C7	The gray region needs one queen, and this is the cleanest legal slot in row 5.
Queen Placed	R6C9	The yellow region is forced into the far-right cell once the row and adjacency constraints are applied.
Cell Eliminated	R5C8	It touches the queen at R5C7 horizontally.
Cell Eliminated	R6C8	It touches the queen at R5C7 diagonally.
Cell Eliminated	R7C1	Column pressure from earlier placements keeps this cell unavailable for the final set-up.

The lower half completes cleanly with R7C2 in red, R8C6 in brown, and R9C8 in purple. At that point every row, column, and color region contains exactly one queen, and no queens touch.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R7C2	This is the best legal red-region placement after the middle rows are fixed.
Queen Placed	R8C6	The brown region resolves here without creating any touch conflicts.
Queen Placed	R9C8	The purple region is forced into this final slot to complete the board.
Cell Eliminated	R7C3	It is adjacent to the queen at R7C2.
Cell Eliminated	R8C7	It would clash with the row and region constraints around R8C6.
Cell Eliminated	R9C9	It is the wrong final fit once the purple region is reduced to a single safe cell.

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 #766 FAQ

: Today's LinkedIn Queens solution places queens at R1C4, R2C1, R3C3, R4C5, R5C7, R6C9, R7C2, R8C6, and R9C8.
: There are 9 queens total, with exactly one queen in each row, column, and color region.
: No. Queens cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in LinkedIn Queens.
: Start with the given queens, mark all touching cells as unavailable, and then use row, column, and region singles to force the rest.
: No. The borders only show color-region boundaries and do not block queen placement by themselves.
: Use the LinkedIn Queens #766 hints above for a progressive, spoiler-light Queens puzzle guide.

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LinkedIn Queens #766 Hints

Start from the givens

Watch the cramped regions

Use row and column pressure

The middle rows matter most

Finish by checking the remaining regions

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LinkedIn Queens #766 Hints

Start from the givens

Watch the cramped regions

Use row and column pressure

The middle rows matter most

Finish by checking the remaining regions

LinkedIn Queens #766 Answer

How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #766

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