What changed in this build

The board opens on a 10-column, 4-row stack, but every 6 non-clearing shots push in a fresh row. Rainbow bubbles appear around 10% of the time, bombs around 6%, and both feed into a scoring model where hanging drops pay better than ordinary pops and every successful clear nudges the combo multiplier higher.

• Ordinary clears pay by bubble count, but hanging drops are the real jackpot. Standard groups score from matched bubbles plus 20 points per fallen hanger, and every successful clear adds another 0.25 to the combo multiplier.
• Bombs change the math again. They pay more per exploded bubble, and because the combo still advances, one well-timed bomb can reset a crowded board without making the next shot weak.

• Read supports before colors. Cutting one anchor so a whole hanging pocket drops is often stronger than taking a small visible trio in the middle.
• Always glance at the next bubble before releasing the current one. Strong runs are planned in pairs of shots, especially once wall banks become your cleanest route.

Common mistakes to avoid

Bubble Shooter Mini FAQ

These answers focus on the new systems that most often change how the run actually feels, not on filler definitions.