[Unofficial] 5BLD in sub 9 by Jakob Kogler

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Wow! Amazing!
My first sub 10! This is sub WR!

Finally a good solve.
Sorry about the bad angle, you nearly can´t see my head with the blindfolded.
I hope you trust me, although.

Memo time: 3:52
All together: 8:58.18

It was a kinda easy scramble:
R' U' F2 D B D' U B Uw Lw' Rw2 R' B D' Dw' Rw' D2 Uw2 Rw2 R' F Rw' B Lw' B2 Uw2 Bw' L' Uw2 Rw' Dw Lw F2 L Dw2 U Bw D F' L2 Fw2 D Dw' Lw2 Rw Dw' L' B Bw F Dw2 U' Lw2 B2 U B2 Bw2 Lw' D2 Rw'
 
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Nice!


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me in the Random Blindfold Cubing Discussion Thread said:
Here's an idea I just had for 4BLD edges, using r2.

Your buffer is DFr, and your last target is LFd. You had an odd number of edge targets, so after you shoot to LFd, you'll do the edge parity:
r2 D' L' F l' U2 l' U2 F2 ... etc.
Then you'll be done with edges.

OR you could set up your last target to FUr (in this case the setup would be L' U'), do an x rotation, and perform the parity alg:
l' U2 l' U2 ... r' U2 l2
Then do an x', undo the setup moves (U L), and you're done.

Does anybody do this?

Apologies if you already do this, or something similar.
 
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I know the idea and I also use it, but only when the Setup to FUr is very easy (1 move, maybe 2), in all other case I use the "no-thinking" method. But I might think about it again. It would save some time, particularly when the last target is on the l-slice.
 
So fast, maybe at your next comp you can break the 5BLD WR. :tu

Or maybe you will, Aron told me about extreme fast 5BLD, you filmed. When will you publish it?
In the moment I´m "only" averaging around 11. My next comp is in beginning of December, so there is enough room for improvement.

And congrats to your world champion title.
 
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