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Profile Perfect Level 191 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

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Profile Perfect Level 191 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

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Profile Perfect Level 191 Answer

Spoiler warning: The complete solution for this level is detailed below.

TraitCard ACard BCard CCard DCard E
ColorYellowBlueGreenRedBlack / Red
Chip MaterialPlasticGoldGoldSteelBronze
NetworkAmexMastercardVisaJCBUnionPay
PerksLounge Access / DiscountsInsuranceCashback / PointsTravel MilesGift Voucher
OwnerKateLilyBrianCharlieHarry
Last 4 Digits76684678114960492882

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 191?

Several clues in this puzzle involve spatial relationships, such as positions between cards, adjacent neighbors, and opposite ends. Sorting out the card networks and chip materials early makes matching the perks, owners, and four-digit numbers much smoother.

How Do You Place The Chip Materials?

Card A has a direct clue establishing that its chip is made from Plastic.

Next, look at the clue stating there are two cards between the Yellow card and the Steel chip. Card A is Yellow, which means the Steel chip must be exactly three spaces away at Card D.

We also know that Lily owns a Gold chip card, and none of the females own a Steel chip card. Since Card A has Plastic and Card D has Steel, the remaining chip materials are Gold for Card B and Card C, leaving Bronze for Card E.

How Do The Networks Get Assigned To Each Card?

Start with the relationship between Amex and Mastercard. Amex is directly on the left of Mastercard. The clue also mentions that Amex's neighbor cannot be Visa or UnionPay.

Placing Amex at Card A and Mastercard at Card B satisfies both conditions. Card A has no neighbor to its left, and its only neighbor to the right is Mastercard.

For the remaining networks, Visa cannot have any Red color, while UnionPay includes Red. Because Card E has Black / Red and Card D has Red, UnionPay goes to Card E. This leaves Visa for Card C (which is Green) and JCB for Card D.

Where Do The Perks Fit In?

Lounge Access is provided by the card immediately to the left of Insurance. Since Card A already has Discounts from the Amex clue, placing Lounge Access alongside Discounts on Card A puts Insurance squarely on Card B.

Gift Voucher cannot be a neighbor of Insurance, which means Gift Voucher cannot be placed on Card A, Card B, or Card C. That positions Gift Voucher at Card E.

For the remaining perks, Charlie secured a deal to Europe through his card, which represents Travel Miles on Card D. Brian enjoys multiple benefits, linking Cashback / Points to Card C, matching the clue that points stack on the card ending with 1149.

Which Card Belongs To Which Owner?

Card A is identified directly through its digits, as the card ending in 7668 is Kate's first credit card.

Lily paid part of her surgery cost with her Gold chip card. Since Card A is Kate and females cannot own the Steel chip, Lily takes Card B.

Charlie cannot own a card connected to Mastercard. Because Card A and Card C touch Mastercard at Card B, Charlie must be placed on Card D, where his European travel deal sits.

This leaves Brian on Card C and Harry on Card E. This also matches the glasses clue, placing Kate and Harry at opposite ends on Card A and Card E.

How Do The Last Four Digits Settle?

Kate's card ends with 7668, which goes to Card A.

Points stack on the card ending in 1149, which assigns 1149 to Brian at Card C.

Harry's card number does not end with an odd number, and the Bronze chip card digit does not end with a 9. Card E has the Bronze chip and belongs to Harry, so it must receive an even number that does not end in 9. That number is 2882. Notice also that the sum of 2882 is 20 (an even sum), which matches the rule that the card with an even sum has a Black color.

This leaves 4678 and 6049. Since 6049 ends in 9, it fits Card D, leaving 4678 for Card B.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue mentioning that people wearing glasses are at the opposite end of each other simply confirms that the owners on Card A and Card E belong at the outer edges of the layout. You do not need to track glasses as a separate trait category. It is just a positional hint ensuring Kate and Harry hold the first and last slots.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your solution quickly, check that Card A combines Plastic, Amex, and 7668, Card D holds Steel and JCB for Charlie, and Card E holds Bronze, UnionPay, and 2882. If those outer and center anchors align with your perks and colors, your board is complete.