pseudo-pair type problems are rare in 3x5 grids

[pat44]

There are a few types of situations that still throw me so I am working on those, namely "there are multiple greater/lesser than clues" and "the exact same 2 options remain open for C and D, forming a pseudo-true pairing" - but I get these grids so very rarely I have a hard time practicing them.

My method for studying these is now to screenshot them, and then try to work on them outside of the website.

[JoshGrams]

pairing.png
Like this one?

[pat44]

Hi JoshGrams!
I captured an example. The first graphic is the first instance of the hint, and the second is after 6 of the same hint (hint is displayed on last image). I highlighted the 6 X marks that were gained by this. I think this is only the 2nd time in many plays where I had this situation. Does it make sense to you?

[JoshGrams]

Oh, sorry. I was aiming for "here's another one to practice on, if you want" since somehow the very next one I played after reading your post had one of these deductions.

[pat44]

Oh, of course. I will try it once I understand what it is that I'm trying to do with these!