Six recognisable identities
A red cherry pair, a yellow lemon, a purple grape cluster, a rounded bell, a clear seven and a circular coin make the complete family. The website pairs shapes with written names, so identifying a type does not depend only on its colour.
Bell is not worth more than Lemon, and Seven does not multiply an award. The Coin picture follows exactly the same matching rule as every other badge.
When a badge enters your tray
Two matching symbols anywhere along the chosen route award two score coins and one matching badge. A triple awards four coins and one badge. Three different symbols award a single coin without a badge.
The matching pair need not occupy neighbouring spaces. Cherries at both ends of a diagonal form a pair even when the centre shows a different type. Always read the complete selected route before collecting.
Why a missing type can matter
At the finish, each different badge identity contributes two points. Repeating a type does not increase that bonus, although the turn's score coins still count normally. A small collection can therefore be useful if it contains several identities.
When using Strike on three different symbols, a player may copy any type already on that route. An absent type cannot be invented to fill a gap in the tray. Consider the permitted options before deciding which visible symbol to repeat.