Redhead64's Obscure Puzzle Blog!: ANSWERS: Deck It Out 5

Sunday, March 22, 2020

ANSWERS: Deck It Out 5

Thirteen days have passed since "Deck It Out 5" was posted on this blog, and eleven people have successfully solved this puzzle since then, as you can see in the list below:

Cindy Heisler ****
Grant Fikes ****
Joe Bernard ****
Kevin Orfield ****
Sam Levitin ****
Stephen Potter ****
Mom ****
Patrick Jordan ****
Tyler Hinman ****
Lynn Sweeney ****
Eric Maddy ****

Now head below the break for the answers!

A) Safety, 2) Bibles, 3) School, 4) Marino, 5) Waddle, 6) Aphids, 7) Geisel, 8) Mariah, 9) Speedy, 10) Fjords, J) Karate, Q) Bremen, K) Elixir

The sentence in the above grid reads FILM WHERE DANIEL CRAIG AS JAMES BOND PLAYS TEXAS HOLD 'EM POKER, and the answer to that is CASINO ROYALE (the 2006 version, but you didn't have to be that specific to get full credit)

Solver Sam Levitin says "How appropriate a puzzle to generate the answer CASINO ROYALE."

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WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT, THEN?

Every week on Monday, I post a new puzzle for you guys to solve. Just send me the FINAL ANSWER to each puzzle within two weeks of its posting via email (redhead64@chartermi.net or itsredhead64@gmail.com) and if it's right, you'll win bragging rights and a place on the solvers list. Sometimes, I might even give away some prizes on some puzzles! Starting with puzzle #329, you can even ask for as many hints as you want from me, but you'll get a mark noting that you did so next to your name on the solvers' list.

From May 2015 until the very end of March 2021, I had made use of a "hint star" system: Each potential solver starts out with four "hint stars" that will go next to their name on the solvers list, and if you would like help on solving the puzzle (be it an alternate clue or a nudge towards a right answer or something like that), you can email me using the same email addresses that you use to send me the FINAL ANSWER, and I'll provide you with a hint as quickly as I can, but at the expense of one of those stars. So someone who solved it after two hints will get two stars next to their name, while someone who solved it with no hints gets all four stars next to their name when I post the solvers list.

Good luck, and happy solving!

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DO commission me for puzzles using PayPal, but keep in mind that I won't accept payment of any sort until I complete the puzzle (it ain't right to get paid for something you never finished, after all), and I reserve the right to reject commissions if I find the concept particularly objectionable (so nothing politically charged, for example)
DO print out the puzzles to solve on paper OR copy-and-paste them to an image editing program and solve them there
DO e-mail me at either redhead64@chartermi.net OR itsredhead64@gmail.com to send your answers, though I'm more likely to check the former, and DO make sure you put something relevant in the title, or else it might not get read
DO feel free to look up the answers to some of the harder clues if you don't know them, especially if they're particularly obscure or obtuse. Just DON'T tell me that you actually did that, as I'd rather have no way of knowing if you "cheated" or not
DON'T just give out the answer to any of the clues OR even the final solution in the comments, but DO try to keep them spoiler-free
DON'T claim these puzzles as your own OR monetize them; I've worked hard on these!
And most importantly, DO have fun with these puzzles! If you like them, DO share them with your friends AND link to this blog in the process

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Sunday, March 22, 2020

ANSWERS: Deck It Out 5

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