Rotate Rings Levels 236-245 Added: Daily Walkthrough Log

Ten new Expert boards joined the Rotate Rings guide on 20 October 2026: levels 236 through 245. The site now covers 245 levels, and each new board has its own page with the board image, the video walkthrough and the ring summary measured from that image.

The last five also open the new 241-280 range, the first block beyond the original 230-level index. The table below takes you straight to the board you are working on.

The ten new boards

The ring counts and closed-ring counts are measured from the board images. Level 240 is the exception: the measurement returned no usable ring count for that image, so the row is left blank rather than guessed. The page still carries the board image, the colour summary and the video.

Level 236

Eight measured rings, five of them closed. That is the highest closed-ring count in this batch, so most of the board is anchored and only a few gaps are free to move.

Open the Level 236 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 237

Six open rings, tied with level 242 for the smallest piece count in the batch. Orange takes more than a quarter of the board, which makes it the clearest colour to follow while reading the layout.

Open the Level 237 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 238

Twenty-four measured rings with two closed anchors, tied with level 243 for the busiest board of the day. Light blue and red are the largest colour groups.

Open the Level 238 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 239

Eleven rings, two of them closed. Red and purple lead the colour breakdown, so the board reads as two large groups working around a pair of fixed points.

Open the Level 239 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 240

The board measurement returned no usable ring count for this image, so none is claimed. The page still has the board image, the measured colour shares and the full video walkthrough.

Open the Level 240 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 241

Twelve open rings and no closed anchor. Light green and orange dominate, and without a fixed ring the whole board stays free to rotate.

Open the Level 241 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 242

Six rings with one closed anchor. Dark green is the largest single colour at almost a fifth of the board, which makes the green group the obvious place to start reading.

Open the Level 242 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 243

Twenty-four rings with two closed anchors, matching level 238 as the densest board in the batch. Orange and red carry the largest shares.

Open the Level 243 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 244

Thirteen rings with one closed anchor. Light green and light blue lead the colour breakdown, with the green group slightly ahead.

Open the Level 244 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 245

Five measured rings with one closed anchor — the sparsest board of the day. Orange and red are almost tied for the largest share, so colour alone will not separate them; position matters.

Open the Level 245 page or watch the walkthrough.

Why these pages do not list a turn order

The ring count and closed-ring count are measured from each board image. Clamp ownership — which ring holds the piece that has to turn — is a separate judgement made by hand, and only the small set of hand-verified boards carry a written turn order.

Levels 236-245 are not in that verified set. Their pages therefore give you the board, the video and the measured summary without inventing an order that was not checked. Watch the opening moves in the video, then finish the board yourself; that usually sticks better than copying a full run.

Keep exploring

• Browse the full level walkthrough index to search any board by number.
• Jump to the new 241-280 range for the latest block.
• See the rest of the October releases in the October 2026 archive.