Do you get PLL skips too often?

[iFaiLLL]

HAHAH when I was just starting I always used the same style to scramble the cube. I could get the same scramble over and over again. Its strange but yes - i couldnt learn algorithms that fast but i could apply the same scramble over and over again with a few variations ahahahha

but then, as I came faster i started scrambling it a little bit more random.

As for the skips, I get somes, I remember like one week ago, I got 3 skips out of 5 solves or something

 

[SenileGenXer]

I get up to two last layer skips per day. Don't always get a LL skip every day but I see more of them than I think I should. I've had a t least three days with 2 LL skips in them.

I'm doing full edge control so that makes OLL skips more common and on some level LL skips to.

 

[kcl]

Should have a running count/competition... see who will have the longest streak of no PLL skips.

Me. I went an entire week of vacation, cubing hours on end per day. The only skip I got was the first solve I did and it was crappy. The rest of that week, hundreds later, not one more PLL skip.

 

[Antonie faz fan]

Last year in the summer I had 36 PLL skips in one day I although I did 200 solves that day

 

[YddEd]

Should have a running count/competition... see who will have the longest streak of no PLL skips.

I don't get PLL skips

 

[ottozing]

I don't get PLL skips

The last step of roux (4c) could be considered a "PLL" step

 

[Renslay]

Once I got 3 CMLL skip on a single day.

The last step of roux (4c) could be considered a "PLL" step

Then I've got PLL skip really often.

 

[kunparekh18]

Me. I went an entire week of vacation, cubing hours on end per day. The only skip I got was the first solve I did and it was crappy. The rest of that week, hundreds later, not one more PLL skip.

why donut u use coll

 

[YddEd]

The last step of roux (4c) could be considered a "PLL" step

Oh... Well since it's considered a 'PLL' skip I guess I get loads of them...

 

[kunparekh18]

Oh... Well since it's considered a 'PLL' skip I guess I get loads of them...

It's not just "considered" PLL skip, it IS PLL.

 

[Kirjava]

PLL is already a thing.

"4C skip" is less ambiguous.

 

[~Adam~]

Last year in the summer I had 36 PLL skips in one day I although I did 200 solves that day

I call BS. Anyone fancy running the statistics on that? I would guess you are in winning the lottery territory.

 

[ben1996123]

I call BS. Anyone fancy running the statistics on that? I would guess you are in winning the lottery territory.

0.0000000000000000000000000089%

 

[~Adam~]

0.0000000000000000000000000089%

Thanks Ben. I guess I was wrong. You are much more likely to win the lottery than get 36/200 PLL skips.

 

[ben1996123]

Thanks Ben. I guess I was wrong. You are much more likely to win the lottery than get 36/200 PLL skips.

yeah, its about as likely as winning the lottery 4 times in a row

 

[~Adam~]

yeah, its about as likely as winning the lottery 4 times in a row

That actually happened to me last summer.

 

[kcl]

why donut u use coll

Too lazy to learn it lol

 

[kunparekh18]

Too lazy to learn it lol

tis actually very useful fer OH, if you like OH you should learnem. At least some basic cases for 2h

 

[Robert-Y]

0.0000000000000000000000000089%

Yep this is what I got too

If you ask for the chances of getting at least 36 PLL skips, then the chances are roughly 0.0000000000000000000000000095%

If you ask for the chances of getting at least 36 EPLL skips, then the chances are roughly 0.00095%. Obviously still highly unlikely

 

[Username]

Last year in the summer I had 36 PLL skips in one day I although I did 200 solves that day

How many of them were real?