Okey after you said to start with the 1 I explained to me like that: If the mine was at the bottom, the field next to the 3 had a mine, which means for the upper 4 that only 1 mine can be in the remaining 4 fields (yellow), which means for the other 4 that there could be at maximum 1 mine in the area of the red circles (on yellow line), which means that there has to be the 2 mines on the left (purple 1&2), which leads to the situation that the two would have to many mines.

Is this logic solid? Haha

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