Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 157 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 157 is an 11-clue four-ball sports board. Golf and the animal-logo brand anchor A, the cheapest ball sits two columns from Golf, and the smallest-court, Walson-price, and cheapest-is-least-popular clues finish the sport, popularity, and price rows.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 157 — Full Solution
- Leave Ball A as Golf and pair it with the animal-logo Pumba brand.
- Place the cheapest $ ball two columns away from the Golf ball.
- Use Ball B's smallest-court clue to narrow B to Volley and expose the green-ball $$$ relation.
- Apply Pumba's ball being a little more popular than Ball C to order the star counts.
- Set C to the cheapest $ price and least-popular 1-star position.
- Use Walson's balls being more expensive than the others to place Walson on B and D with $$$ and $$$$.
- Fill the remaining sports and colors as A Golf/red, B Volley/green, C Rugby/yellow, and D Tennis/red, then check the final summary.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Making the cheapest ball merely low-priced without also making it the least popular.
- Assuming the repeated red color or repeated Walson brand must belong to different unique values.
- Using the Golf distance clue from the wrong price tag instead of the $ ball.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 157 (quick clues)
- Anchor A as Golf with the animal-logo Pumba brand, then enforce the two-column distance to the cheapest $ ball.
- Solve prices with popularity: C is the $ ball and the 1-star least popular ball, while Walson's B and D balls take $$$ and $$$$.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four ball columns (A-D) sit above Sport, Color, Brand, Popularity, and Price rows. The finished sports are Golf, Volley, Rugby, and Tennis; the price tags run from $ through $$$$, and the clue tray contains 11 clues.
- Goal
- Match every ball to its sport, color, brand, popularity, and price. The final board is A Golf/red/Pumba/2 stars/$$, B Volley/green/Walson/4 stars/$$$, C Rugby/yellow/Adibas/1 star/$, and D Tennis/red/Walson/3 stars/$$$$.
- Opening
- Keep Ball A as Golf and use the animal-logo brand clue to identify Pumba. Place the cheapest ball two columns from Golf, then use Ball B's smallest-court clue and the green-ball $$$ reveal to constrain the sports and price positions.
- Danger Zone
- Walson's balls are more expensive than the others, while the cheapest ball is also the least popular. Do not assume brands or colors are unique: Walson appears on B and D, and red appears on A and D.
- Mechanics
- Level 157 combines sport icons, repeated color and brand values, star-count popularity, and one-to-four-dollar price tags. New clue cards expose the Pumba-versus-C popularity comparison, Walson's price comparison, and the cheapest-is-least-popular relation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best anchor in Profile Perfect Level 157?
Keep A as Golf and use the animal-logo Pumba clue, then place the cheapest $ ball two columns away before solving the other sports.
How do I finish the price row?
Make C the $ and 1-star ball from the cheapest-is-least-popular clue; then Walson's higher-price clue puts $$$ on B and $$$$ on D, leaving $$ on Golf A.