Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle level guide

Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 19 Walkthrough

hard 11 colors

Level 19 begins almost packed: preserve the R3C5 green 5 release, keep the two purple 6 sources separate, clear the 3/4 route, and turn over the mixed 8/2 and coral 1 only when a pocket returns.

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How to Solve Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 19 — Full Solution

  1. Confirm Level 19 and map R1C1 mixed coral 1, R1C2 teal 11, the R1C3 22/600 reward lock, and the dense R2/R3 faces.
  2. Keep R3C5 green 5 available. TAKE the visible gold 3 at R3C4 and blue 4 at R3C3 only when their matching destinations are open.
  3. Wait for the first Auto merge, then follow R2C3 purple 6 and R2C5 purple 6 as independent sources rather than one imagined stack.
  4. Work R2C1 pink 7 after the first purple placement, then use R3C1 pink/purple 9 and R3C2 purple/orange 10 when a pocket returns.
  5. MOVE the visible green 5 from R3C5 after the 3/4 route settles; keep one empty pocket for the next exposed face.
  6. Turn over R2C2 mixed tan/gray 8 and R2C4 mixed gold/white 2 one at a time, reading each new visible face after TAKE.
  7. Open R1C1 mixed coral 1 only after the lower coral/blue route has room, then MOVE the exposed 1 into its matching pocket.
  8. Let the Combo/Amazing Auto merge finish, then press Deal at the visible supply point once the first packed wave is drained.
  9. Follow the changed pink 7, purple 6, gray 2, tan 8, gold 3, blue 4, and green 5 faces by their current coordinates.
  10. Use TAKE for each new top and MOVE only for the shown transfer; keep a spare pocket and do not press Deal during merge animation.
  11. Clear the final visible coral 1, purple 6/9, tan 8, blue 4, gold 3, green 5, and teal 11 faces in the video-visible order.
  12. Stop at Level Up and exclude any next-level opening from Level 19.

Colors in this level:

Teal, Coral, Pink, Purple, Tan, Gray, Gold, White, Blue, Green, Orange

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating the two purple 6 stacks as interchangeable.
  • Opening R1C1 coral 1 while the lower 3/4/5 route still occupies the usable pocket.
  • Assuming the mixed 8 and 2 stacks reveal the same color because their printed values match.
  • Using the reward, lock, or 60 Sec cells as playable pockets.
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Quick Tips for Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 19 (quick clues)

  • Keep R2C3 purple 6 and R2C5 purple 6 separate by coordinate.
  • Use R3C4 gold 3, R3C3 blue 4, and R3C5 green 5 to create the first room.
  • Read the new face after every TAKE on the mixed 8 and 2 stacks; equal numbers do not imply equal colors.
  • Save one empty pocket before Deal and wait through every Combo/Amazing Auto merge.
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Layout
Rows are R1-R3 and columns are C1-C5. R1C1 shows mixed teal/coral 1 and R1C2 teal 11; R1C3 is the green 22/600 locked reward cell, R1C4 is locked, and R1C5 is 60 Sec. R2 exposes pink 7, mixed tan/gray 8, purple 6, mixed gold/white 2, and another purple 6. R3 exposes pink/purple 9, purple/orange 10, coral/blue 4, gold 3, and green 5.
Goal
Untangle the dense 5x2 playable field, open R1C1 only when coral 1 has room, use the changed Deal waves, and reach Level Up.
Opening
Keep R3C5 green 5 as a release anchor, TAKE the visible gold 3 and blue 4 when their destinations open, then work the separate purple 6 and pink 7 sources before mixed 8/2 stacks.
Danger Zone
The two purple 6 stacks at R2C3 and R2C5 expose different follow-up faces. R2C2 and R2C4 also contain mixed 8/2 stacks, and opening R1C1 coral 1 too early can consume the only useful pocket.
Mechanics
TAKE removes the visible top coin, MOVE transfers a visibly lifted coin, Deal changes the supply wave, and Combo/Amazing overlays indicate Auto merge resolution. A printed 7, 8, 9, or 10 is a top-coin value, never a move count or full stack description.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What makes Level 19 tight?

    The opening lower field is nearly full, with two separate purple 6 sources and mixed 8/2 stacks that can expose different colors.

  • Which stacks should be tracked separately?

    Track R2C3 and R2C5 purple 6 by coordinate, and likewise read R2C2 8 and R2C4 2 after each turnover.

  • When is the top-left coral 1 safe?

    Only after the lower coral/blue route has created a matching destination and one pocket remains free.

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