lucky or not?

[ThePizzaGuy92]

I just did a solve and after the f2l, I immediately recognized the LL as a case that I use for blindsolving, a T-perm that flips two edges.
Does it count as lucky because I just happen to know this LL algorithm?
btw, the time was 11.01, not my best solve, but I'm just curious.

 

[masterofthebass]

no, you basically used a ZBLL alg, that you recognized and used. That's just the benefit of knowing more algs

 

[Cerberus]

I think you shouldn't count it as lucky because your special algo let you "skip" a step (or to be accurate it combined them).
Btw: Did ever anybody think about learning all 1211 possible last layer algorithms and use CFL(L?)?

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

I just did a solve and after the f2l, I immediately recognized the LL as a case that I use for blindsolving, a T-perm that flips two edges.
Does it count as lucky because I just happen to know this LL algorithm?
btw, the time was 11.01, not my best solve, but I'm just curious.

no, you basically used a ZBLL alg, that you recognized and used. That's just the benefit of knowing more algs

Well, if you flip edges, it's not a ZBLL alg, is it?

 

[masterofthebass]

Yes, that's true... Still, it's the equivalent. And... I did say "basically"

 

[Lofty]

I would just call it a 1LLL not ZBLL.

 

[ThePizzaGuy92]

cool! if only it didn't take 11 years to learn ZB, haha