Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 151 Walkthrough
Beads Out Level 151 is a double-bulb onion shell above a 4-cell color queue and a red curtain gate that steps from 5 to 1. Drain the shell into the queue, clear the top 3x2 box, step the curtain down, and only then open the lower 4x2 box for the cyan, brown, and purple singles.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 151 — Full Solution
- Match the 50% pink, 50% orange, and 50% red cells in the top 3x2 box while the upper bulb still feeds the 4-cell queue.
- Drain the green-brown top arc and the red-pink right shoulder of the onion shell to keep the queue percentages cycling.
- Let the red curtain step from 5 to 4 and then to 3 as the first two clear cycles land in the upper 3x2 box.
- Clear the blue, purple, and green middle row of the 3x2 box before the curtain drops past 2.
- Open the curtain at 1 to release the lower 4x2 box and start matching the cyan, gray, blue, and red cells.
- Finish with the brown, green, and purple singles in the bottom row once the onion shell is mostly empty.
Colors in this level:
Green, Brown, Gray, White, Orange, Red, Pink, Blue, Yellow, Purple, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Burning the +1, sheep, or bag power-up on the top 3x2 box and leaving the lower 4x2 box with no emergency tool for the cyan, brown, and purple singles.
- Ignoring the live 4-cell queue percentages and draining the whole upper bulb in one pass, which forces the gate to jump from 5 toward 1 with the lower box still locked.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 151 (spoiler-free)
- If the red curtain is still sitting at 2 or higher while the 4-cell queue shows a row of 0% tiles, the onion shell has been drained before the gate was fed.
- Save the +1, sheep, and bag power-ups for the lower 4x2 box, where the cyan, brown, and purple singles actually need them.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The shell is a double-bulb onion with a wide upper bulb and a slightly narrower lower bulb joined at a tight throat. The reserve is a 4-cell color queue with live percentage tags (pink, orange, red, yellow, blue, green, gray, white), a 3x2 unlocked box of white, pink, orange, blue, purple, green, a red curtained gate that steps from 5 to 1, and a locked 4x2 box at the bottom holding cyan, gray, blue, red, brown, green, purple. A +1 rotate, a sheep, and a bag power-up sit at the bottom, each priced at 2 coins.
- Goal
- Drain the onion shell into the 4-cell queue, feed the red curtain from 5 to 1, and clear both the top 3x2 box and the lower 4x2 box in the correct order.
- Opening
- Match the 50% pink, 50% orange, and 50% red cells in the top 3x2 box, drain the green-brown top arc of the shell to keep the queue moving, and let the curtain step from 5 to 4 with the first clear cycle.
- Danger Zone
- The locked 4x2 box shares the same column as the curtain, so the last green, yellow, and gray singles pin the gate at 1 with nowhere to go if the upper bulb empties before the curtain steps past 3.
- Mechanics
- Level 151 is a queue-and-curtain-gate board, not a normal countdown or multi-lock board, because the red curtain is the actual 5-to-1 gate for the lower 4x2 box and the three coin power-ups are emergency tools for that locked row.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should the red curtain open in Beads Out Level 151?
Only after the top 3x2 box is mostly clear and the 4-cell queue has stopped cycling new 0% tiles, so the lower 4x2 box opens onto a board that can actually absorb the cyan, brown, and purple singles.
Why does Level 151 still stall even with an empty onion shell?
Because the 4-cell queue and the curtain gate still govern the lower 4x2 box, so the last green, yellow, and gray singles cannot flow until the gate has actually counted down to 1.