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Profile Perfect Level 201 Walkthrough

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Profile Perfect Level 201 is a four-inmate number-and-crime puzzle with 13 clues. The fixed Ralph and Zoe columns, the 34988-Carjacking clue, and the Money Launderer-to-bird link establish the first anchors, then rodent adjacency, the no-Os number clue, multiple crimes, and the 4/5/7/9-year sentence row resolve Jeremy and Jimmy.

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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 201 — Full Solution

  1. Preserve the fixed A = Ralph and C = Zoe identities, then connect number 34988 to Carjacking and fear of reptiles.
  2. Use Money Launderer asking a bird to deliver a letter to place Pigeon in D, then apply the furthest-from-Pigeon clue to the number row.
  3. Apply the rodent-roommates-are-neighbors relation and narrow the remaining numbers to 92104, 19076, and 50012.
  4. Use the punched-policeman-while-selling-drugs clue to give one inmate Assault plus Drug Trafficking, identifying Jeremy's two-crime column.
  5. Apply the multiple-crimes-longer-sentences clue to order the 7- and 9-year columns, then use Zoe's guard-winking clue for Flirty.
  6. Fill the remaining names, personalities, crimes, roommates, and 4/5/7/9-year values, verify all 13 clues, and confirm the LEVEL COMPLETE result.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating Crime as one icon per column and dropping either Assault + Drug Trafficking or Stalking + Money Launderer.
  • Applying the furthest-from-Pigeon or furthest-from-Stalker clue before the reference column is known.
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Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 201 (quick clues)

  • Lock Ralph at 34988 and Carjacking first, then use Money Launderer to place the Pigeon roommate in D.
  • Use rodent-neighbor and multiple-crimes-longer-sentences only after the number and crime anchors are stable; they separate Jeremy's 7 years from Jimmy's 9.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Four columns sit above Person, Number, Personality, Crime, Roommate, and Sentence (Years) rows. The columns begin as A Ralph, B Inmate B, C Zoe, and D Inmate D; the number values are 34988, 92104, 19076, and 50012, the personalities are Chill, Flirty, Sensitive, and Mischievous, and the clue tray holds 13 clues.
Goal
Match each inmate to a person, five-digit number, personality, crime set, roommate, and sentence length.
Opening
Keep A = Ralph and C = Zoe. The 34988 clue gives Carjacking and reptile fear, while the prefilled Money Launderer in D asks a bird to deliver his letter, anchoring the Pigeon relation.
Danger Zone
Wait until Pigeon and Stalker have columns before applying the furthest-distance clues. The Crime row is not single-valued: Jeremy has Assault plus Drug Trafficking and Jimmy has Stalking plus Money Launderer, so the multiple-crimes clue must be used with the sentence row.
Mechanics
The board combines number-pattern logic, animal-neighbor adjacency, personality icons, and a multi-crime row. The solved columns are A Ralph/34988/Chill/Carjacking/rodent/5 years, B Jeremy/92104/Sensitive/Assault + Drug Trafficking/cat-like roommate/7 years, C Zoe/19076/Flirty/Arson/Lizard/4 years, and D Jimmy/50012/Mischievous/Stalking + Money Launderer/Pigeon/9 years. The source ends on a LEVEL COMPLETE result screen.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which anchors should I use first in Profile Perfect Level 201?

    Keep A = Ralph and C = Zoe, lock 34988 to Carjacking, and use the D Money Launderer clue to place Pigeon before working on distance relations.

  • Why are the 7- and 9-year sentences not interchangeable?

    The clues identify Jeremy with two crimes and state that inmates with multiple crimes get longer sentences; that separates Jeremy's 7 years from Jimmy's 9 after the crime row is positioned.

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