Tricky Test 2 Level 73

Overview

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

A cartoon hand holds two cards: one face-down (blue patterned back) and one face-up showing the Ace of hearts. The prompt reads "Don't let others know you got an ace!" The ace is visibly sticking out to the right, so anyone can see it. The solution is not to swap or hide the cards within the hand, but to physically cover the exposed ace on the screen.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the face-up Ace of hearts peeking out from behind the other card.
2. Place one or two fingers directly over the exposed ace so it is no longer visible.
3. Keep your finger(s) covering the ace for a moment.
4. The level completes, because others can no longer see that you have the ace.

Strategy & Reasoning

The game is testing whether you will literally hide the ace on the screen rather than perform some card trick. The hand and cards are static artwork; dragging the cards around does not hide the ace any better. The only thing the game checks is whether the ace graphic is covered by a finger touch. This is the same "cover it with your finger" mechanic seen elsewhere in the game, applied to a card rather than an elephant. The phrase "don't let others know" is satisfied as soon as the ace is occluded.

The hand is a cartoon palm holding two cards fanned slightly. The left card shows a blue patterned back, and the right card is the Ace of hearts with a red heart pip in its corner. The ace peeks out to the right, making it obvious. There is no button to flip or hide the card, and tapping the cards does not move them. Placing one or two fingers over the exposed ace corner blocks the view, and the level immediately passes. The gift box in the corner is a standard distraction.

You do not need to cover the whole hand or the left card; only the visible portion of the ace matters. The game registers the occlusion as soon as your finger touches over the ace's corner. Because this is a "don't let others know" prompt, the intended answer is to physically hide the evidence on screen rather than perform any card manipulation. The completion is instant — there is no timer or button to press.

If you lift your finger, the ace becomes visible again, so keep holding until the level transitions. The hand and cards do not move; only your finger covers them. This is the same occlude-with-your-finger mechanic used for the elephant levels. The blue-backed card on the left is a decoy.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Dragging the face-down card over the ace. The cards do not move; only your finger can cover the ace.
• Tapping the ace. A quick tap does nothing; you must press and hold over the ace.
• Covering only part of the ace. Make sure your finger fully covers the visible ace pips/corner.
• Trying to put the ace back. There is no separate "hide" button; the finger cover is the answer.