Binairo is a logic puzzle where you fill a grid with black and white circles. Each row and column must contain an equal number of each color, no three identical circles may be adjacent, and all rows and columns must be unique. Binairo challenges your logic, precision, and pattern recognition skills.

5 Tips for Solving Binairo Successfully

1. Use the given clues wisely

Start with the pre-filled cells - they often provide key hints for surrounding spaces.

2. Avoid three identical circles in a row

If two same-colored circles are side by side, the next one must be the opposite color.

3. Keep an eye on color balance

Each row and column must have the same number of black and white circles - a helpful guide for elimination.

4. Check for uniqueness

No two rows or columns can be identical. Regularly compare them to avoid duplicates.

5. Work step by step

Solve methodically and mark possible options when unsure - this helps build towards the solution gradually.

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