I really like both this kata and the Find The Minimum Number Divisible by integers of an array I kata, but I couldn't get the "easier" one to pass with my original brute-force solution either. My final solutions for the two are almost the same. I do love the idea of a kata progression that moves people from brute-force to more elegant solutions, though.

Yes, changing something and resubmitting worked. Thanks!

I solved this in Python (hit Submit and Submit final, and can see my solution on my profile page) but others' solutions are still locked/hidden. Anyone know what's up?

Eventually figured this out on my own. Note to anyone else who hasn't figured out how to see the tests in Python: add "print good" and "print evil" statements to your code to see the input when you run tests/submit.

Agreed! Messed up at first because I reversed it without noticing I wasn't supposed to.

Nice! Though this requires all squares to be filled in to call it a draw, and technically you can have a draw while there is still a 0 on the board, right? Or maybe we play Tic-Tac-Toe to the bitter end here :).

My python code is also passing the 3 initial tets but failing a bunch of tests on submission. Is there a way to see the all of tests so I can figure out what's going on?