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NYT Pips · Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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The solved boards for today's NYT Pips, Easy, Medium and Hard. Spoilers start right below. If you would rather have a hint first, use today's Pips hintsinstead.

Easy Pips answer

Puzzle #1530 · 5 dominoes · 6 rules · Logic: Gentle · by Ian Livengood

==5>4<38
Answer in words (5 dominoes)
  1. 5-6 vertical: 5 on row 1, column 3 (“>4”), 6 on row 2, column 3 (“=”)
  2. 6-1 vertical: 6 on row 2, column 4 (“=”), 1 on row 3, column 4 (“5”)
  3. 5-4 horizontal: 5 on row 4, column 3 (“8”), 4 on row 4, column 4 (“5”)
  4. 1-3 vertical: 1 on row 3, column 2 (“=”), 3 on row 4, column 2 (“8”)
  5. 0-1 horizontal: 0 on row 2, column 1 (“<3”), 1 on row 2, column 2 (“=”)
How each rule is met
  • “=” 2 cells must all show the same number: 1, 1
  • “=” 2 cells must all show the same number: 6, 6
  • “5” 2 cells must add up to 5: 1 + 4 = 5
  • “>4” one cell must be greater than 4: 5
  • “<3” one cell must be less than 3: 0
  • “8” 2 cells must add up to 8: 3 + 5 = 8

How to read the answer

Each board shows every domino in its final position. Rows are numbered down the left edge and columns across the top, and the written answer under each board uses the same numbers, for example “5 on row 1, column 3”. The small badges are the region rules, and the second list under each board shows how every rule is met.

Some Pips puzzles can be solved in more than one way. When that happens the board is marked, and the answer shown here is the official one. A different arrangement that satisfies every rule is just as correct.

Stuck on the last puzzle only? The hard Pips hint lets you reveal it one domino at a time.