THE Christmas Jubilee Logic Puzzles done - Winners Announced

[Holly Luia]

Welcome to THE Christmas Jubilee Logic Puzzles!

To be eligible to win prizes, you must buy a ticket to THE Charity Christmas Jubilee (only 1000g) and solve at least one of the Puzzles below.

Clever Elves who solve at least one of Puzzles will be entered in a raffle to win a

Thank You Letter For Feb 2007 containing
Dark Star or Celestial Wrap or Celebrity Date

I will choose a random Clever Elf by counting all correct puzzle solutions and then using Gaia's Random Number generator to pick a number to win. So the more puzzles you solve, the more chances you have to win!

Each logic puzzle will get progressively harder. You may PM me, AnnElf, about them as often as you like. This is not "first answer = only answer" situation. I definitely believe in second (and third and so on) chances! Please do NOT Post your answers anywhere.

Please keep your answers in the order given in the introduction.

I would like to thank Everett Kaser who designed the game Sherlock, upon which all these puzzles were based.

Please PM me your solutions. Good luck and enjoy!  

[Holly Luia]

LOGIC PUZZLE WINNERS: for Puzzles # 12

Drink More Beer 1
Ebony the Peacian 1
lilloulou 1
OtherWorldShukumei 1
 

[Holly Luia]

LOGIC PUZZLE #1:

The elves set up different tables and played various games at various times. From first to last, in which order did which elf play which game at which shape of table?

Ebony was the one who played Roulette at the Round table, not Ruby.
The Horseshoe table was used some time before the Oblong table.
Ivory played Black Jack, not Baccarat.
Roulette was played next to the Oblong table.
Ivory played some time after the Roulette game.  

[Holly Luia]

LOGIC PUZZLE #2:

Now the elves are playing poker. twisted In which order were the elves sitting? Which elf used which color of cards to create which hand in which suit?

The hand holding King-high had cards with Green backs, not Yellow.
Charles sat next to the elf holding the Straight.
The King-high hand was between Ace-high and Royal Flush.
Spades were what Jack held, not Honey.
Charles was not sitting between Penny and the Club hand.
Purple-backed cards were Ace-high.
The elf with the Royal Flush sat by the one holding Hearts.
Spades was not the suit between the Green and Blue cards.
Diamonds was not the suit between Hearts and the King-high hand.
Green cards were somewhere to the left of Charles.  

[Holly Luia]

LOGIC PUZZLE #3:

What's a game day without a horse race? Which rider wearing which color silks finished in which order on which horse wearing which gems in the harness and coming from which home state?

The rider between the one from Ohio and the one from West Virginia was not wearing Red silks.
Lee's harness had Amethysts on it, not emeralds.
Sam finished next to the rider in Purple silks.
The rider in Gold silks came in later than the one from Tennessee.
Tom's silks were Purple and his horse's harness sparkled with Rubies.
Pat's horse was faster than War Horse.
The rider on Pretty Princess wore Purple silks, not Green silks.
The harness between the rider from Indiana and the one with Sapphires had Rubies.
Mae is from Tennessee, not Kentucky.
Fair Weather was faster than the one with Diamonds on his harness.
The rider from West Virginia wore Blue silks.
Grand Finish finished between Pretty Princess and Fair Weather.
Pretty Princess was slower than the horse wearing Amethysts.
Lucky Break was one of the horses in the race.