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Rotate Rings Level 102 Walkthrough

Intermediate

Rotate Rings Level 102 is rated Intermediate difficulty. The video below is the walkthrough recording used for this board.

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Video walkthrough

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Level board

Rotate Rings Level 102 board layout

Level 102 board at a glance

Measured from the board image on this page, Level 102 shows 11 ring-shaped pieces: 8 open rings with a gap and 3 closed circles. Pieces cover 32.9% of the play area. The largest colour share is orange at 18.8% of the coloured piece pixels. Red and Light blue and Orange appears more than once; use the position column to tell the rings apart.

RingPositionSizeType
Light greenabove itMediumOpen ring with a gap
Redto the upper rightMediumOpen ring with a gap
Redto the upper rightSmallOpen ring with a gap
Purpleto the upper leftSmallClosed circle, never turns
Light blueto the leftMediumOpen ring with a gap
Orangeto the lower rightSmallClosed circle, never turns
Light blueto the lower rightSmallOpen ring with a gap
Light blueto the lower leftMediumOpen ring with a gap
Dark greenbelow itSmallClosed circle, never turns
Orangeto the lower rightMediumOpen ring with a gap
Redbelow itSmallOpen ring with a gap

Colour coverage

  • Orange 18.8%
  • Red 11.6%
  • Purple 11.4%
  • Dark green 9.6%
  • Light blue 8%
  • Light green 5.3%
  • Yellow 2.5%
  • Blue 2%

Percentages are shares of the coloured piece pixels, not of the whole image.

Read from the board image on this page, last measured 2026-10-21. These measurements describe the visible pieces; they do not claim clamp ownership or a solve order. Each ring's clamp is owned by a neighbouring ring, and a held ring comes free as soon as its gap reaches that clamp. Start with the outer rings that hold nobody, then work inward layer by layer.

How to read the Level 102 board

Start with the pieces that hold nothing

A piece that does not hold another piece can move without disturbing a connector someone else still needs. Clear those outer pieces first, then work inward one connection at a time.

11 ring-shaped pieces on this board

Measured from the board image on this page, the play area contains 11 ring-shaped pieces. 3 are closed circles with no opening, so they only hold other pieces and never turn themselves.

More than one red piece

The image shows 3 red ring-shaped pieces (to the upper right, to the upper right and below it). Turn the one at the stated position, not just any piece of that colour.

A crowded board — turn in small steps

Pieces cover 32.9% of the play area. On a board this dense, stop as soon as the opening reaches the connector; a long spin is easy to overshoot.

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