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While it is true that eg-1 is more likely to come up if you are simply solving a face, I would still recommend learning cll first as I think it is a better 2-look method for three reasons. Firstly, you know at least 9/42 cases, so there is less to learn (or 7/40 depending on whether you include...

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Congratulations Max! 3BLD records are being broken so frequently right now.

True, I apparently managed to not see it when I looked through this thread.

This seems like a very generous giveaway... someone could ask for something like the Yuxin 17x17 which is $750 on tc and scs I would chose the Spark 7m

0.03 seconds faster than the previous wr.

I saw it here: However, it looks like he has now deleted the video.

Ironically, the UWR is now 2.82 seconds.

Seems like they are suggesting that they will have a strong and weak magnet cubes like the Valk 4.

The Valk4m (strong) is out on cubezz now

Not sure if I'm doing this correctly as I have never reconstructed before, but I got an interesting solution just now. It was interesting because usually I only plan out my cross in inspection, but in this scramble I got to plan out the first 2 pairs (using keyhole). Scramble: D' F2 U L2 B2 L2...

Make sure you plan your first side in inspection and try to predict your D layer so that you don't need to look at it for pbl recognition.

Congrats Sameer! I would have been very jealous of people in that round if I were scrambling and saw that they were getting a four-move solution

General tip: its easier to finish on 2 adjacent centres as you can see both of them right in front of you while doing it.

Taken from here: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/a-method-of-cfop-speedcubing-training-that-yields-systematic-progress.39406/ Ideal splits: cross 12%, F2L (inc cross) 62%, OLL 16.5% (inc recog and AUF), PLL 21.5% (inc recognition and AUF) So for averaging 20 your splits should be...

Are you planning to get stickerless cubes or just black ones? I personally prefer stickerless big cubes as having to replace stickers on them is a pain.

I just checked out your website it seems quite good. I'm glad to have another cube store in the UK as I have previously been ordering from chinese stores for the prices, but this may get me to switch.

Looks like an interesting method, although I don't quite understand how you do the last step with mismatching centres. Also, can someone point to a tutorial on orienting edges during f2l? I am not certain of how to consistently do this.

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Maybe choosing the order in which to learn them as you would most likely learn the more beneficial one first if you were planning to learn both. Probably better to learn the best cases from both if that's what you meant.