Complete grid coverage
All 36 cells belong to exactly one completed patch with no gaps or overlaps.
See the verified LinkedIn Patches #139 answer for August 3, 2026, with a spoiler-controlled board, build connected regions, rule checks, and solving help.
Patches asks you to divide a grid into orthogonally connected regions. Each finished patch contains exactly one number, and that number equals the patch's total cell count.
The complete board stays hidden until you choose to reveal it.
The answer grid was checked as seven separate regions, not just as a color pattern. Every cell belongs to one region and every clue matches its region size.
All 36 cells belong to exactly one completed patch with no gaps or overlaps.
Each colored region contains one, and only one, numbered clue.
Every patch stays connected through shared edges and matches its clue size.
Patches #139 contains four regions of size 3 and three regions of size 8. Reveal the board for the exact boundaries.
Yes. Multiple regions can have equal sizes, but each must remain connected and contain its own single clue.
We check grid coverage, region connectivity, clue count, and the number of cells in every region.
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