Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle level guide
Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 17 Walkthrough
Level 17 opens with a purple 9 gate above a dense 2/4/5 route: clear the lower anchors, release the coral 1 from R2C3 only when a pocket returns, and follow each Deal wave without confusing source coordinates.
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How to Solve Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 17 — Full Solution
- Confirm Level 17 and map purple 9 at R1C1, tan 8 at R2C1, pink 7 at R2C2, coral/orange 1 at R2C3, orange 10 at R2C4, and teal 11 at R2C5.
- TAKE the exposed silver 2 at R3C1, then MOVE the blue 4 at R3C4 into its open matching pocket.
- Leave the mixed R3C2 2 until its next face has a destination, then use the R3C5 blue/green 5 release after the blue placement settles.
- Work R2C1 tan 8 and R2C2 pink 7 as distinct stacks; revisit each only when its new visible face matches the route.
- MOVE the coral/orange 1 exposed at R2C3 after the lower 2/4/5 traffic makes room, then allow the Auto merge to finish.
- Keep R2C5 teal 11 and R3C3 gold/purple 6 from competing for the same pocket.
- Press Deal at the visible supply point after the opening wave clears, then follow the changed purple 6, pink 7, tan 8, coral 1, and orange 10 faces by coordinate.
- Use TAKE for each new top coin and MOVE only on a visibly lifted transfer; wait through every Combo or Amazing animation.
- Clear the middle gray 2 and blue 4 returns before committing the long teal 11 and orange 10 stacks, preserving one spare pocket.
- Resolve the remaining purple 6, pink 7, tan 8, green 5, coral 1, and orange 10 faces in their video-visible order.
- Finish the last visible stacks, wait for Level Up, and exclude any following level opening from Level 17.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Tan, Brown, Pink, Coral, Orange, Teal, Silver, White, Gold, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening R2C3 coral/orange 1 while the 2/4/5 lower route still fills the usable pockets.
- Treating R3C2 mixed 2 as a second unrestricted green source.
- Merging R2C1 tan 8 and R2C2 pink 7 conceptually instead of following their separate turnovers.
- Pressing Deal before the Combo/Amazing Auto merge has settled.
Quick Tips for Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 17 (quick clues)
- Use the lower silver 2, blue 4, and mixed 5 chain to create room before opening R2C3.
- Track R2C1 tan 8 and R2C2 pink 7 as separate sources; each turnover can expose a different face.
- Keep teal 11 and gold/purple 6 controlled until the lower 2/4/5 traffic has settled.
- Re-map the board after Deal; never replay the opening coordinates against a changed wave.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Rows are R1-R3 and columns are C1-C5. R1C1 shows purple 9; R1C2 is the green 18/600 locked reward cell; R1C3 and R1C4 are locks; R1C5 is 60 Sec. R2 exposes tan 8, pink 7, coral/orange 1, orange 10, and teal 11; R3 exposes silver 2, mixed 2, gold/purple 6, blue 4, and mixed blue/green 5.
- Goal
- Drain the playable rows and reach Level Up while keeping the special R1 cells outside the sorting route.
- Opening
- TAKE the lower silver 2 and blue 4, then use the mixed 5, tan 8, and pink 7 releases before opening R2C3 coral/orange 1.
- Danger Zone
- R2C3 is a tall stack with a visible coral/orange 1 in front, and R3C2's mixed 2 is not a free green stack. Taking the 1 while 8, 7, 10, and 11 are still occupying the route can remove the only useful pocket.
- Mechanics
- TAKE removes a visible top coin, MOVE visibly transfers a selected coin, Deal supplies a changed wave, and Combo/Amazing overlays mark Auto merge resolution. Printed 10 or 11 values are coin labels, not moves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which faces should start Level 17?
Start with the visible lower silver 2 and blue 4, use the mixed 5 after blue has room, then work tan 8 and pink 7 before coral 1.
Why delay R2C3?
Its visible coral/orange 1 is in a tall stack, and opening it before the lower 2/4/5 chain clears can consume the only useful pocket.
What changes after Deal?
Deal changes the visible wave, so re-read every top face at its current R/C coordinate instead of repeating the opening sequence.