Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle level guide
Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 9 Walkthrough
Level 9 is controlled by a tall R2C2 stack whose visible orange/gold 3 reveals a brown/gold 8, alongside blue 4, green 5, purple 6, pink 7, orange 1, and gray 2 routes. Resolve blue and gray first, reread R2C2 after its 3 clears, and keep the later rainbow wave separate.
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How to Solve Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 9 — Full Solution
- Confirm the gold gameplay badge is 9 and leave R1 locks, R1C5 60 Sec, and R2C5 11/lock/600 untouched.
- Resolve blue 4 between R2C1 and R3C4, allowing the movement and automatic shortening to settle.
- Shorten gray 2 at R3C4/R3C5 to create the receiving space for the tall mixed stack.
- Take the visible orange/gold 3 from R2C2 only after the blue/gray route is stable, then reread the pocket as brown/gold 8.
- Work green 5 at R2C4 and orange 1 at R3C3 when their matching fronts are exposed; keep R2C3 8 readable.
- Resolve purple 6 at R3C1 and pink 7 at R3C2 in the order the open pockets permit.
- Tap Deal at the recorded reveal point and wait for the lower-middle rainbow coin and surrounding fronts to settle.
- Continue the exposed 8, 5, 1, 6, 7, 3, and 4 routes through Amazing feedback until Level Up; exclude reward/next-level UI.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Orange, Brown, Green, Purple, Pink, Gray, Rainbow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating R2C2's visible 3 as the complete stack and missing the revealed 8.
- Using R2C3 8, the gem card, or the 60 Sec cell as generic storage.
- Stopping at an intermediate progress percentage or importing the post-Level-Up reward screen.
Quick Tips for Pocket Sort: Coin Merge Puzzle Level 9 (quick clues)
- Resolve the blue 4 and gray 2 routes before taking R2C2's visible 3.
- Reread R2C2 immediately after its 3 clears; the next front is brown/gold 8.
- Keep the rainbow coin and special cards separate from numbered coin routes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- R1C1-R1C4 are locked and R1C5 is orange 60 Sec. R2C1 blue 4, R2C2 tall orange/gold front 3, R2C3 brown/gold front 8, R2C4 green 5, and R2C5 green 11/lock/600. R3C1 purple 6, R3C2 pink 7, R3C3 tall orange 1, R3C4 gray 2, and R3C5 tall gray 2. Tall stripes are partial exposure and do not reveal every hidden coin.
- Goal
- Resolve blue 4 at R2C1/R3C4 first, then gray 2, the orange/gold 3 that exposes brown/gold 8, green 5, orange 1, purple 6, and pink 7 as receivers open. A later Deal wave introduces a rainbow coin and Amazing x4 feedback; Level Up is the only completion boundary.
- Opening
- Work the visible blue 4 fronts at R2C1/R3C4, then shorten gray 2 at R3C4/R3C5. Only after that take the visible orange/gold 3 at R2C2 and reread the newly exposed brown/gold 8. Keep R2C3 8 and the green gem card out of generic storage; use Deal for the later rainbow reveal.
- Danger Zone
- R2C2 is a mixed stack, not a uniform orange 3 stack. Removing its front changes the readable route to brown/gold 8. R2C3 8, R2C5 11/lock/600, and R1C5 60 Sec are not normal receiving pockets; no fail screen, move limit, or timer-loss rule is shown.
- Mechanics
- Mixed front transition from orange/gold 3 to brown/gold 8, green gem-cost card, Deal reveal wave, rainbow coin, stack-shortening auto merges, and Amazing x4 feedback. MOVE/TAKE tutorial labels are not displayed in this source.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes R2C2 dangerous in Level 9?
Its visible orange/gold 3 is only the current front; after it is taken, the source exposes a brown/gold 8 that needs its own receiver.
What happens after Deal?
A later wave exposes a rainbow coin in the lower-middle route. Keep it as a separate visible state because this source does not define its internal effect.
What proves the level is solved?
The final Level Up transition, not a nearly cleared intermediate board or the reward controls that follow it.