Brain Blow Level 21

Overview

A row of heart cards shows 6, 7, 8, and 9 across the top, while a fan of playing cards below includes the 10 of spades, 10 of hearts, ace of hearts, and king of spades. The prompt asks you to hit the jackpot. The top row is a heart sequence that stops at 9, and the missing 10 of hearts sits in the lower fan. Dragging that card up to the row completes the run. The other lower cards do not fit the heart sequence and are left behind.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the top row and confirm the sequence of heart cards: 6, 7, 8, 9 in order. The next card needed to continue the run is the 10 of hearts.

1. Look through the fan below and identify the 10 of hearts among the spades, ace, and king cards. Keep the heart suit and the 10 rank in mind so you do not pick the spade 10 by mistake.

1. Drag the 10 of hearts from the fan up to the end of the top row, placing it after the 9 of hearts so the sequence reads 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

1. Release the card once it sits in the row and wait for the completion feedback. The level finishes when the heart run is completed; the spades and the other heart cards in the fan stay where they are.

1. After dropping the 10 of hearts into the row, read the run left to right to confirm the cards now climb 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 with no gap and no wrong suit. The 10 of spades in the fan keeps the matching rank but the wrong suit, and the ace and king of hearts keep the right suit but the wrong rank, so none of them belongs in the completed run. If the row does not register the jackpot, check that the heart 10 landed after the 9 rather than beside another fan card.

Strategy & Reasoning

A jackpot here means finishing the card sequence rather than winning a coin prize. The top row already establishes the suit and the ascending rank, so the missing card is defined by both: hearts and the number that follows 9. Matching suit and rank avoids picking the visually similar 10 of spades in the fan.

The lower fan holds several distractors, including a spade 10 with the same rank but the wrong suit, and an ace and king of hearts with the right suit but the wrong rank. Only one card satisfies both conditions, and that card moves into the open row. Once the five-card heart run is complete, the level recognizes the jackpot without further taps.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not drag the 10 of spades up; it shares the rank but has the wrong suit for the heart sequence.
• Match both the heart suit and the 10 rank, rather than picking the ace or king just because they are hearts.
• Place the 10 after the 9 in the row; dropping it into the middle of the sequence will not complete the run cleanly.