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Today’s NYT Pips answers and hints for October 7, 2026, with Easy, Medium, and Hard domino solutions plus recent boards.

October 7, 2026Easy · Medium · HardUpdated daily

Today’s NYT Pips answers for October 7, 2026 are hidden below. Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard to inspect the available dominoes before revealing the complete placement.

Pips asks you to cover every square with dominoes while satisfying the rule in each colored region. A region may require equal or different values, a precise sum, or a total above or below a target.

Three puzzles, three solutions

Reveal today’s Pips answers

Choose a difficulty for October 7, 2026, then reveal a domino by selecting its tray piece or one of the cells it covers.

Puzzle ID 13295 dominoes7 rule regions

Reveal by selecting a domino below or a cell on the board.

Try this first: Start with the 2-cell region totaling 1; exact sums usually narrow the domino choices fastest.

Place with purpose

Pips tips and tricks

Good Pips solving combines board geometry with arithmetic. Use constrained regions to reduce possibilities before placing the flexible dominoes.

01

Start with exact sums

A small region with a fixed total usually has fewer possible domino values than a broad greater-than or less-than condition.

02

Use doubles deliberately

Dominoes such as 4–4 or 6–6 are especially valuable in equal-value regions and exact even totals.

03

Respect the shape first

Before chasing numbers, identify cells that can only be covered horizontally or vertically because of the board’s outline.

04

Track scarce values

If a region clearly needs a high or low pip count, avoid spending the only matching domino somewhere flexible.

05

Recheck shared dominoes

One half of a domino may satisfy one region while its other half constrains another. Consider both ends before placing it.

06

Save flexible regions

Empty or loosely constrained cells are useful late in the solve because they can absorb dominoes that no longer fit elsewhere.

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Yesterday’s Pips answers

October 6, 2026 · Easy, Medium, and Hard solutions

Easy5 dominoes
2108>2
Medium7 dominoes
<2==<4=12510
Hard13 dominoes
11<27>25=0=>424<7<5

Recent solutions

Last five Pips games

Open a date to review its Easy, Medium, and Hard solved placements.

October 6, 2026Three solved boards
EasyID 1317
2108>2
MediumID 1323
<2==<4=12510
HardID 1339
11<27>25=0=>424<7<5
October 5, 2026Three solved boards
EasyID 1336
49<1396
MediumID 1353
<54<67=>4<2<4
HardID 1363
60314=863162129214=
October 4, 2026Three solved boards
EasyID 1318
=979
MediumID 1324
<3≠>3=121
HardID 1341
3<2328≠2=<2>5≠0=33
October 3, 2026Three solved boards
EasyID 1337
>4=8=<16
MediumID 1352
<566=>02≠<5
HardID 1362
>4108>34353==10022
October 2, 2026Three solved boards
EasyID 1328
<2=5==
MediumID 1344
=8>21105>1
HardID 1354
=15=59323734151<3>502

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Pips answers FAQ

Quick answers about daily difficulties, region rules, hidden solutions, and recent games.

How many NYT Pips puzzles are released each day?

Pips provides three daily puzzles: Easy, Medium, and Hard. Each uses a different board, domino set, and collection of region rules.

What do the Pips region symbols mean?

Regions may require equal values, all different values, an exact sum, or a total greater than or less than a displayed target.

Are the Pips solutions hidden?

Yes. Each difficulty shows its domino tray and puzzle details first. The completed placement remains hidden until you reveal it.

Where are yesterday’s Pips answers?

Yesterday’s Easy, Medium, and Hard solutions appear below the solving tips, followed by panels for the five most recent dates.

Is Answer Today affiliated with The New York Times?

No. Answer Today is an independent puzzle-help website and is not affiliated with or endorsed by The New York Times.