karen.worley.714

Classic example why sometimes combo shouldn't be used immediately after you created it.
This level consist of barriers, then appearance of jellies which you need to clear a total of 3 times.
Bring out the barriers fast, with white jellies appearing, u need to hit them twice again.
At times, if normal moves allows your to clear the obstacles and hit most jellies at least once, save the big combo you have for the last.
With all 5 colours available, sometimes this is a real headache when you are left with quite a few jellies with all different coloured candies side by side.

Don't understand the above the video is here
candycrushsagabylengguanho.blogspot.sg/2013/06/…

Frosting first

The frosting blocks all candies. The more frosting that you clear, the more spaces there are for potential matches.

Cascading matches

After you clear as much frosting as possible, look for cascading matches by trying for vertical matches as low down the board as possible.

Stripes and combos

Horizontal stripes are great on this level. That's a bit obvious though!

Read between the rows

Look for matches and combos between the rows of jellies and frosting. It really cuts down on the number of moves that you take.

VIDEO
gamewise.co/games/46233/Candy-Crush-Saga/Walkthrough/Levels-1-40/…