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Patches 104 LinkedIn Answer

Final board and checked analysis for today's Patches puzzle, June 29, 2026.

June 29, 2026

Start with the original Patches grid and hints. Reveal the final board only when you are ready to compare your solve.

Today's Patches answer is LinkedIn Patches #104 for June 29, 2026. The board is 6×6, with 8 clues, 8 solved regions, and 36/36 cells covered. Use this Patches answer today as a check after you try the starting grid.

Board size is 6×6.
8 clue cells shape the starting grid.
8 solved regions cover the final board.
36/36 cells are covered in the saved answer.

Patches 104 LinkedIn Answer Today Clues

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Patches 104 LinkedIn Answer Today Spoiler-Safe Hints

Start with the 12-cell marker. Bigger regions usually have fewer safe placements, so they are easier to test early.
Do not merge nearby fixed cells just because they sit close together. Each solved region must keep its own marker.
Use square and rectangle clues to confirm borders before filling the small leftover areas.

Patches 104 LinkedIn Answer Today Summary

Board size: 6×6
Total regions: 8
Fixed cells: 8
Main anchor: r2 c5, 12-cell vertical rectangle marker (upper half, right side)
Largest region: Region 3, 4×3 rectangle
Key trap: Keep r2 c1 and r2 c2 separate.

Region Reference

Role	Anchor	Plain location	Region	Solved shape	Cells
Main anchor	r2 c5 12-cell vertical rectangle marker	upper half, right side	Region 3	4×3 rectangle	r1 c3 to r4 c5
Shape check	r5 c2 6-cell horizontal rectangle marker	lower half, left side	Region 7	2×3 rectangle	r5 c2 to r6 c4
Early trap	r2 c1 3-cell marker	upper half, left edge	Region 1	3-cell vertical strip	r1 c1 to r3 c1
Early trap	r2 c2 4-cell marker	upper half, left side	Region 2	4-cell vertical strip	r1 c2 to r4 c2
Extra check	r2 c6 2-cell marker	upper half, right edge	Region 4	2-cell vertical strip	r1 c6 to r2 c6

Patches #104 Full Analysis

First read: Patches #104 starts with 8 clue cells on a 6×6 board. Begin with the fixed clues at r2 c1, r2 c2, r2 c5 instead of guessing color groups from empty space. Those clue cells are the safest anchors because every solved region must keep exactly one clue area and still cover the whole board.

Main anchor: The strongest number anchor is the 12-cell clue at r2 c5. Large regions usually have fewer safe placements, so this clue is a better first test than a tiny patch. After reveal, check it against Region 3, which should form the 4×3 rectangle from r1 c3 to r4 c5.