Samurai Sudoku Competition

Win one of two copies of the latest The Times Sudoku books!

Test your Sudoku skills in our latest competition (week 73) with a very hard rated Samurai Sudoku to complete.

Courtesy of Times Book Shop, we have two copies of one of our recently released The Times Sudoku 9 and The Times Killer Sudoku 5 books to give away! Each book has 150 or more Sudoku puzzles with various ratings from mild to super fiendish, all created by godoku.com.

If you want to try our competition puzzle, all you need to do is print out a copy of the following Samurai Sudoku. For a chance to win one of two copies of our latest book, submit your answer to the four coloured squares before midday, Thursday 5th August 2010 (BST).

To enter our free competition, just print and complete this Samurai Sudoku to find the four coloured squares.

Your Answer Please list correct Sudoku values for the four coloured squares below...

Prize Options Please select which prize you would like to receive: The Times Killer Sudoku 5 The Times Sudoku 9

Question What mediums do you use to play Sudoku (e.g newspaper, books, online, mobile)?

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Terms

Please read our competition terms and conditions before submitting your entry: 1. The closing date is midday, Thursday 5th August 2010 (BST). 2. The winners will be chosen at random from the correct entries and will be notified by email. If the winners cannot be contacted within three days, a second correct randomly selected answer will be chosen to identify a different person to receive the prize. 3. Only one entry per person or account holder. 4. The winners must have a valid Godoku account. 5. Providing an invalid country name or other information may invalidate an entry (keep your member details up-to-date). 6. We may request a photo of the competition winner to be shown in future competitions. The winner's name may also be shown. 7. There is no alternative to the prizes offered and are not transferable. 8. We will try to ensure that the prizes are delivered to the winners unless there are circumstances beyond our reasonable control. 9. By entering the competition you will not receive any future correspondence. 10. Using solutions offered by another person or a forum posting will void any entries. 11. We reserve the right to add to or change any of our competition terms and conditions at any time without prior notice.

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Previous Competition Answer

The answer to the previous Samurai Sudoku competition was 7483.

Latest Winners

The new year winners for the special prize: The Times 2010 Calendar were:

• Margaret Kwok from Carlingford, Australia;
• Christine Mullen from Dracut, MA, United States;
• John Nader from Carol Stream, IL, United States;
• Stuart McNeill from Sale, Cheshire, UK;
• Mohamed Diyaa Moustafa from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia;
• Raymond Nguyen from Kansas City, KS, United States;
• Michael Neville from Lecanto, FL, United States;
• Slawomir Wereski from Warsaw, Poland;
• Christine Attenborough from Hucknall, UK;
• Kaja Soovik from Rakvere, Estonia.

• Raghav Aggarwal from Rohtak, India;
• Les Warriner from Painswick, UK;
• Thomas Atmadja from Banten, Indonesia;
• Roselyn Manning from Leeds, UK;
• Hans-Joachim Schmidt from Stockelsdorf, Germany;
• Tet Voon Hiew from Brunei;
• Kaja Soovik from Rakvere, Estonia;
• Mohamed Diyaa Moustafa from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia;
• Vinit Bansal from Rohtak, India;
• Glen Daringer from IL, United States;
• Sean Forbes from IL, United States;
• Carolynn Woodland from Wheathampstead, UK;
• Quynh Ngo from Tinh Dien Bien, Vietnam;
• Graham Smithers from Holt, Norfolk, UK;
• Christy Nader from Carol Stream, IL, United States;
• Ivar Lass from Maarja, Estonia;
• Wilbert Dy from Pasig City, Philippines;
• Gwynfa Edwards from Pontyclun, Wales, UK;
• Martina Alban from Huntingdon, UK;
• Michael Neville from Lecanto, Florida, United States;
• Yuvaraj Manimaran from Chennai, India;
• Rahul Thadani from Kolkata, West Bengal, India;
• Beth Miller from Florida, United States;
• Carolynn Woodland from Wheathampstead, UK;
• Mohd Khairi from Selangor, Malaysia;
• Jennifer Tsang from Mauritius;
• Christine Attenborough from Hucknall, UK;
• Gregory Huey from California, United States;
• Sandra Sánchez from Nueva Santa Maria, Mexico;
• Lesley Nesbitt from Northumberland, UK;
• Maria Wong from Sarawak, Malaysia;
• David Hamm from Chesterfield, UK;
• Eng Tay from Singapore;
• Angie Ostrowski from IL, United States.