LinkedIn Queens #795 Answer & Analysis

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Jul 4, 2026

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: On today's LinkedIn Queens puzzle #795 for 2026-07-04, begin with the two pre-placed queens and immediately clear their rows, columns, and touching squares.
: After the first round of X marks, several color regions shrink to just one or two legal choices. Those are the best places to search next.
: The center of the board does most of the heavy lifting here. Row, column, and region limits combine to force a few key placements in the middle.
: Queens in LinkedIn Queens #795 cannot touch even diagonally, so every new placement removes more nearby cells than you might expect.
: As the board gets tighter, the remaining queens fall into place one row at a time. The last few columns should line up cleanly with no conflicts.

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Here’s a clean solve path for LinkedIn Queens 2026-07-04. The board is 9x9, and the starting grid already gives you two queens to build from: R1C8 and R2C2. From there, the puzzle opens up through row, column, region, and no-touch deductions.

The starting board already places queens at R1C8 and R2C2. Use them to eliminate every cell in their rows, columns, and adjacent squares before looking for the next forced move.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R1C8	Given queen on the starting board.
Queen Placed	R2C2	Given queen on the starting board.
Cell Eliminated	R1C7	Adjacent to R1C8; queens cannot touch.
Cell Eliminated	R1C9	Adjacent to R1C8; queens cannot touch.
Cell Eliminated	R2C7	Same row as the queen in R2C2 and also close enough to matter for no-touching.
Cell Eliminated	R1C2	Adjacent diagonally to R2C2; queens cannot touch.
Cell Eliminated	R3C1	Adjacent diagonally to R2C2; queens cannot touch.

Once the top-left and top-right pressure is applied, the upper-middle part of the board narrows quickly. That leaves R3C6 as the next key queen, because the remaining candidates are blocked by row, column, region, or adjacency constraints.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R3C6	The upper-middle region and row 3 constraints leave this as the workable placement.
Cell Eliminated	R3C5	Adjacent to R3C6 once that queen is placed.
Cell Eliminated	R3C7	Adjacent to R3C6 once that queen is placed.
Cell Eliminated	R2C6	Same column as R3C6 and no longer available.
Cell Eliminated	R4C6	Same column as R3C6 and too close to keep.

With R3C6 fixed, the center of the board tightens into a chain. Row 4 is forced to R4C4, and then row 5 lands on R5C1 because the neighboring cells are ruled out by adjacency and region balance.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R4C4	The central color blocks and row 4 restrictions leave this as the viable square.
Queen Placed	R5C1	Row 5 needs a queen that avoids the occupied columns and touching squares.
Cell Eliminated	R4C3	Adjacent to the queen at R4C4.
Cell Eliminated	R4C5	Adjacent to the queen at R4C4.
Cell Eliminated	R5C2	Adjacent to the queen at R5C1.
Cell Eliminated	R6C1	Adjacent to the queen at R5C1.

The next two rows follow the same pattern. Once the middle is stabilized, R6C3 and R7C5 are the only placements that satisfy the remaining row, column, and color-region limits without touching earlier queens.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R6C3	This is the clean fit for row 6 after the middle-board eliminations.
Queen Placed	R7C5	Row 7 and its region constraints force this square.
Cell Eliminated	R6C2	Adjacent to the queen at R6C3.
Cell Eliminated	R6C4	Adjacent to the queen at R6C3.
Cell Eliminated	R7C4	Adjacent to the queen at R7C5.
Cell Eliminated	R7C6	Adjacent to the queen at R7C5.

The bottom of the grid finishes cleanly with R8C7 and R9C9. That gives the final queen set: R1C8, R2C2, R3C6, R4C4, R5C1, R6C3, R7C5, R8C7, and R9C9.

Action	Position	Reason
Queen Placed	R8C7	The remaining lower-row options collapse to this square.
Queen Placed	R9C9	The last open row and column intersect here.
Cell Eliminated	R8C6	Adjacent to the queen at R8C7.
Cell Eliminated	R8C8	Adjacent to the queen at R8C7.
Cell Eliminated	R9C8	Adjacent to the queen at R9C9.

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 #795 FAQ

: The LinkedIn Queens answer for #795 is available on this page, including the solved grid and final queen placements.
: The 2026-07-04 puzzle is solved with one queen in each row, column, and color region, and the full grid solution is shown above.
: Use the starting queens, mark all adjacent no-touch cells, and keep narrowing by row, column, and color-region constraints.
: Because it satisfies every LinkedIn Queens rule: one queen per row, one per column, one per region, and no touching queens.
: The puzzle needs a few layers of elimination, but the forced placements still come through with careful logic.
: This LinkedIn Queens FAQ covers the answer, the date, the rules, and a quick solving guide for #795.

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LinkedIn Queens #795 Hints

Start with the givens

Look for forced regions

Use the middle rows

Remember the no-touch rule

Finish by matching the columns

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LinkedIn Queens #795 Hints

Start with the givens

Look for forced regions

Use the middle rows

Remember the no-touch rule

Finish by matching the columns

LinkedIn Queens #795 Answer

How to Solve LinkedIn Queens #795

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