How many algorithms have you learned?

[Nukoca]

3x3: (Petrus) 14 COLLs, 11 different EPLLs
(beginner's) 3 R'D'RD+edge insertion algs, LL algs: 2
4x4: 1 parity alg. Yeah, I do need to learn the OLL parity.
5x5: 0!! Haha, I did it without algs!
Total: 31

 

[Thieflordz5]

Lets see...
2x2-0 although I'm going to learn Ortega or Guimond...
3x3- F2L Intuitive, although I would say something around 10 ("simple" cases)
OLL-30 (I actually know 24 cases, but know multiple algs for some cases...)
PLL-27 (Same as above)
4x4++++- edges, 2
parity 3 (OLL, and opposite and adjacent)
Sq-1 squareshape-5 algs
CO-1
EO-1
CP-2
EP-1
parity-1
Magic-2 (beginners and advanced...)
Pyraminx, 2 (edges cycle and orientation)
Megaminx LL-6~ish
BLD-6

Total:96~ish algs...

 

[Weston]

i hardly know any algs compared to everyone here.
PLL 21 + 6(extra 6 are for performing at different angles)
OLL=57
F2l = 41

so thats 119 for cfop.
i also know some cls and els but i dont use those often

those are just 3x3 though

 

[deadalnix]

I probably know more than 250 algs. Maybe more than 300.

I know full OLL and PLL (I know more than one alg in many cases) COLL, CLL for 2x2x2, and many parity fix on big cube, and mant algs for blind.

 

[leeho]

Hmmm...
For CFOP

F2L = 0 (intuitive?)
OLL = 20 ( =[ Booooo)
PLL = 21 (yay?)

Total = 41 -cries in corner-

 

[somerandomkidmike]

Guimond (and ortega)-20-ish
Corners-30 (need to learn the rest!)
COLL-20 (I am not including the CLL algorithms)
Last Layer- 120-ish (I know multiple for some cases)
Solving 3 redges for Waterman-modified- 30
Solving the last Redge and orienting the midges 30
Big Cubes algorithms 40+
EdgesLastLayer- 15
Winter Variation- approx 20
Roux orientations-5 (fast cases and the M' U M' alg.)
Various Advanced Thistlewaite algorithms- 5
Solving the midges (waterman) 4

total: 339 or more

 

[anythingtwisty]

i hardly know any algs compared to everyone here.
PLL 21 + 6(extra 6 are for performing at different angles)
OLL=57
F2l = 41

so thats 119 for cfop.
i also know some cls and els but i dont use those often

those are just 3x3 though

wow, all algorithimic f2l! thats impressive!

 

[Sin-H]

wow, all algorithimic f2l! thats impressive!

Uh, what? (too short)

/sign

I don't really know, I know CFOP LL algs, intuitive F2L for which I have my own algs now, some empty slot using and stuff like that, but these are not really algs.
Furthermore, about 10-15 for SQ-1, Parities, Ortega for 2x2 (lol, 3 algs), commutators and some additional stuff; that's it.
But as I have learned about 2-3 sets of PLL algos and know multiple algs for quite a few OLL cases, I think it could get into the range of about 200 algorithms.

 

[Yes We Can!]

I think I know 40-50 and I use around 40.

 

[rahulkadukar]

Revise I am learning F2L algs because I have realized that some of my intuitive algs are pathetic. So I will add around 30 and get a 100 algs

 

[ThatGuy]

15 PLLs. no E, Ns, 3 Gs
~20 OLLs
2 4x4 paritys
3 square-1
totals: ~40
Still somehow managed a sub 20 solve nonlucky.

 

[JLarsen]

Alright, I'm interested...

3x3-

7 olls, 30 plls (one hand pll and big cube friendly plls)

16 cls (ejf2l owns ur face)

53? wow...

4x4-
OP and PP

makes 55...

5x5- all last 2 tredge cases...visits bigcubes to count*

I counted 7. makes 62...

6x6 and 7x7 nothing new.

I know 62 algs.

 

[Carrot]

2x2x2: 7+2
3x3x3: 25+21
4x4x4: 2
Pyraminx: ~10 (It's mostly intuitive xD)

about 67... lawl xD That's awesome

 

[soccerking813]

I'm gonna do a recount.

2x2 - 2
3x3 - 21+25+10+8
4x4-7x7 - 3
Megaminx - 6
Square-1 - 4

Total- 79

Wow. Cool.

 

[Shmekekey]

2x2: 4 PLLs

3x3: 30 OLL-20 PLL-4 Beginner's method algs (ones used for OLL excluded)

4x4: 3 edge pairing- 2 Parity

5x5: 3 edge pairing

Pyraminx: 3 Last three edges

~14 patterns

=83 total

 

[Daniel Wu]

2x2: 6

3x3: 85

4x4: 2

Square 1: 10

Pyraminx: 4

Total: 107

 

[wing92]

2x2: 3
3x3: 21 + 52 (i'm getting closer with the oll's than i thought...)
4x4: 3
patterns: 4
if i'm adding right that gets me to 83

 

[JLarsen]

Alright, I'm interested...

3x3-

7 olls, 30 plls (one hand pll and big cube friendly plls)

16 cls (ejf2l owns ur face)

53? wow...

4x4-
OP and PP

makes 55...

5x5- all last 2 tredge cases...visits bigcubes to count*

I counted 7. makes 62...

6x6 and 7x7 nothing new.

I know 62 algs.

Proof even Petrus with Ejf2l takes less algs than 100% of comparable Fridrich solvers. =] And yeah, I know 100% isn't really right.

 

[StachuK1992]

http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2005ZOLN01

http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2007JOHN02

Proof that Fridrich achieves faster times. I went there.

 

[fanwuq]

http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2005ZOLN01

http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=2007JOHN02

Proof that Fridrich achieves faster times. I went there.

Oh yeah?
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=1982FRID01
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/p.php?i=1982PETR01

Same average, but Petrus has better single and more continental records.