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LinkedIn Queens #887 Answer — (October 4, 2026)

Queens · One queen in every row, column and color region, none touching · puzzle #887

The answer

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Solution as text
  1. Row 1: column 9
  2. Row 2: column 7
  3. Row 3: column 4
  4. Row 4: column 6
  5. Row 5: column 3
  6. Row 6: column 1
  7. Row 7: column 5
  8. Row 8: column 2
  9. Row 9: column 8

Grid Puzzles · Updated October 4, 2026, 07:56 UTC · About these pages

Stuck on today's LinkedIn Queens? The answer is right above. Below, how today's puzzle works and three hints, if you'd rather solve it yourself. Other games today: Mini Sudoku · Patches · Wend · Zip · Tango · Pinpoint · Crossclimb.

Queens #887 is 9×9: one queen per row, per column and per colored region, and no two queens may touch, not even diagonally. The smallest region is the lime one with 4 cells. The purple region is the biggest, 24 cells; leave it for last, it will take whatever cell is left.

Hints

Hint 1: where to start

The lime region has just 4 cells; try each one and watch what it rules out. That queen ends up in row 8.

Hint 2: a solid foothold

Place the first queen at row 8, column 2. That one move rules out 20 other cells.

Hint 3: nearly there

Row 7 is next, down to 6 options; the queen sits at row 7, column 5.

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Queens is a game by LinkedIn. This page is an independent solving guide and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation or Microsoft. Puzzle contents are described for the purpose of commentary and help; play the original at linkedin.com/games.