Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 473 Walkthrough
Level 473 sends two feeders through a deep nested U around a blue counter that begins at 700. Start brown and pink, follow with green and white, and keep one slot flexible throughout the long countdown.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 473 — Full Solution
- Start brown and pink for the first lower-U bands, then use green and white after a slot opens.
- Add navy and olive as their bands descend, preserving one uncommitted receiver slot.
- Work cyan and orange while sampled early counter readings pass 700, 670, 650, 620, 610, 600, and 550.
- Use red and gray only when their runs enter the lower half of the nested U.
- Cycle teal, purple, blue, and green as completed receivers expose new reserve boxes.
- Continue through sampled readings 500, 440, 400, 380, 330, 300, 280, 250, 235, 190, 155, 150, 130, 100, 80, and 50; never select the display.
- After 50 the display reaches 30; the next completion resolves and removes it, releasing the gated reserve space before late peach, cyan, and purple.
- Match the final teal and green bands and allow the last receiver to finish.
- Verify `Perfect!` followed by the `Congrats` card.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Pink, Green, White, Navy, Olive, Cyan, Orange, Red, Gray, Teal, Purple, Blue, Peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the large counter as permission to occupy every active slot.
- Loading isolated late boxes while their bands are still high in the deep feeders.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 473 (quick clues)
- Choose the next visible feeder color, not the most exposed reserve box.
- Keep one slot flexible while the large counter is still falling.
- Delay isolated blue and orange boxes until the feeder tails shorten.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two feeders descend into a long nested U-shaped track. A large reserve grid surrounds a blue counter/display marked 700 and a fixed copper-colored cell.
- Goal
- Reduce the central count through matching progress, empty both deep feeder tails, and finish the isolated late reserve boxes.
- Opening
- Begin brown and pink, then add green and white as the first bands enter the lower U.
- Danger Zone
- The counter remains active over many rotations, so four distant colors can stall long before their bands traverse the nested track.
- Mechanics
- The blue reserve tile is a counter, not a receiver; sampled readings include 700, 650, 280, 235, 130, 50, and 30, followed by resolution and reserve release.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the central 700 display do?
It is a reserve counter, not a receiver. Its late visible sequence is 50 to 30, then resolution removes it and releases the surrounding access.
What is the safest opening?
Use brown and pink first, followed by green and white after a receiver departs.