A card dealer has shuffled the 3's, 4's, 5's and 6's from a deck of cards and dealt them face up on the table from left to right in four rows of four cards each (i.e. positions #1-16). From the following clues, can you correctly locate each of the cards?

1. Each row and column includes one card of each suit
2. Each column has one and only one pair.
3. The first card was a 3 of clubs and the last card was a 3 of hearts.
4. There are no clubs in position numbers that are prime numbers.
5. There are no hearts or 3's in position numbers that are divisible by 3.
6. The card in position #10 is not a spade.
7. The total of the numbers on the cards in the second column is 21. The total of the numbers of the cards in each of the other columns is 17.
8. The card in position #9 was the fourth 6 to be dealt, the 6 of diamonds.

This is very solvable. Everything matters. I suggest making a 4x4 grid and filling each square with 3456 and SCDH. Then erase what doesn't work. Also, keep a small 4x4 chart with the numbers across the top and suits down the side to keep track of what cards have been played. That's very important to know as you solve.

Perfection, Cue! This puzzle was my own creation.

In that case a bill for headache pills is heading your way!

Seriously, nice puzzle !

All I have to say then is

Everything was completely logical.No guessing at any point. Loved it!

Rog

Cue, glad you enjoyed it.