Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle level guide
Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 13 Walkthrough
Level 13 hinges on the R2C2 exposure chain: its visible pink 7 gives way to gold 3 and then blue 4. Preserve the empty R3C4 buffer, resolve the 3-to-4 route, and follow the later 6 and 7 pairs through Level Up.
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How to Solve Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 13 — Full Solution
- Let the board settle and keep the empty R3C4 pocket available while the opening top layer at R2C2 is cleared.
- When R2C2 visibly exposes gold 3, route it to the matching gold 3 at R3C5 and wait for Auto merge.
- When the same R2C2 stack exposes blue 4, send the visible blue 4 from R2C5 into R2C2 and wait for the second merge.
- Resolve the visible purple/lavender 6 pair at R2C1 and R2C4 after the 4 chain has opened the route.
- Use the newly exposed pink 7 at R3C3 with the matching visible 7 lane from R2C2, then continue through exposed 1, 5, 8, and 9 values without guessing covered coins.
- At every visible inventory wave, activate the green Deal control, re-map R1-R3, and keep the special R1 band out of the pocket sequence.
- Follow the final Combo/Amazing chain until Level 13 changes to the Level Up/reward screen around 125.5-128 seconds.
Colors in this level:
Green, Gold, Purple, Blue, Orange, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to solve a covered R2C2 value before its visible pink 7, gold 3, or blue 4 exposure.
- Spending the empty R3C4 buffer on an unrelated stack during the opening 3 and 4 sequence.
- Treating Deal as a normal MOVE or TAKE action, or inferring a move limit from printed numbers.
- Stopping at a nearly clear board instead of the Level Up/reward boundary.
Quick Tips for Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 13 (quick clues)
- Treat R2C2 as the route hinge and re-read its top after every Auto merge.
- Keep R3C4 empty through the opening gold 3 and blue 4 chain when the source leaves it available.
- Only route a covered coin after its value is visibly exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- R1 is the special band: R1C1 shows the green 15/600 gem-lock card, R1C2-R1C4 are locked, and R1C5 shows 60 Sec. The opening active tops are R2C1 mixed stack/purple 6, R2C2 mixed stack/pink 7, R2C3 purple 9, R2C4 lavender 6, R2C5 blue 4; R3C1 brown/purple 8, R3C2 orange 1, R3C3 green 5, R3C4 empty, and R3C5 gold 3. Only the visible tops are recorded.
- Goal
- Resolve the visible equal-value/color pairs through the Deal waves and reach the Level 13 Level Up/reward transition. Keep R3C4 as the early empty buffer while the R2C2 chain changes its top.
- Opening
- After the visible top-layer exposure at R2C2, route its exposed gold 3 to the matching gold 3 at R3C5. When R2C2 changes to blue 4, route the visible blue 4 from R2C5 into R2C2, then handle the visible 6 pair at R2C1/R2C4.
- Danger Zone
- R2C2 changes from pink 7 to gold 3 to blue 4, so tapping from an old screenshot order is wrong. Do not spend the empty R3C4 buffer without a visible pair, and do not treat the R1 locks or 60 Sec display as active pockets or proof of a fail rule.
- Mechanics
- Auto merge particles and Combo/Nice/Amazing feedback mark completed matches. The green Deal control marks later inventory-wave changes and is not an ordinary coin tap. The source has no explicit MOVE or TAKE tutorial overlay; printed coin numbers identify matches rather than moves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is R2C2 important in Level 13?
The source visibly changes R2C2 from pink 7 to gold 3 to blue 4. Re-reading that top after each Auto merge reproduces the opening route.
Which pocket should stay empty early in Level 13?
R3C4 is visibly empty at the reviewed opening. Preserve it as a buffer while the gold 3 at R2C2 and the blue 4 at R2C5 are resolved.
What confirms completion?
The Level 13 Level Up/reward transition around 125.5-128 seconds confirms completion; a nearly empty board alone does not.