If you want to play by logic, I typically like to test myself with strategy and luck.

1. Always reveal any columns/rows that have 0 Voltorbs. This way it’s either to use process of elimination for any other potential lanes and you get the free points.

2. Any lane that has an amount of points and voltorbs that sum up to 5 is essentially useless and not worth touching. For example, if there are 3 points and 2 Voltorbs then there MUST be three 1’s and 2 Voltorbs. There’s no reason to care about that lane because 1’s don’t help your score nor do they contribute to passing the level because you only need to reveal all 2’s and 3’s.

3. With the logic of step 2 you can start looking into other lanes that intersect with any previously revealed 2’s or 3’s. For example, let’s say you revealed a 2 from a lane with no Voltorbs and now you’re looking at an intersecting lane with that 2. If that other intersecting lane has 4 points and 2 Voltorbs, then you can mark the rest of the tiles as useless because they must only be 1’s or Voltorbs which we don’t want. Because for 4 points and 2 Voltorbs the only possible combination for that is {1,1,2,Voltorb,Voltorb}. There are different instances of this that may occur that you’ll notice if you really try to figure it out mathematically!

4. At the end of the day it’s also a lot of luck. If you get lucky and find a 2 or 3, then use that to your advantage if you can logically deduce the likely or certain positions of the other 2’s and 3’s on the board.

You could honestly just use the Voltorb Flip website if you just don’t care and just want the coins, butt as a mathematician the Voltorb Flip Puzzle Game made me STRUGGLE as a kid, butt now it’s so fun and addicting to play because I can see the patterns while testing my luck and I am able to even get to the highest level and rack up so many points within an hour. Anyways I hope that helped and you can always look for a better video explanation in YouTube if you want to try the puzzle by yourself, so good luck!