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[WR] Eryk Kasperek 2.52 and 2.40 WR single and avg on clock!!!!

The middle part of this reply is completely false, even if he saw the scrambles before hand (which he didn't) it would barely give an advantage, because Eryk uses 7 simul the solve is the same everytime and top clockers can find an orientation is 2-3 seconds. After all he still had to turn well in the actual solve which if he didn't made the solve slower, this is not comparable to something like 3x3 where you can just downsolve the scramble for a while and get a good time. Because clock is almost fully based on turning accurately
It would barely give an advantage, but it is still giving an advantage as theoretically he will be able to find a slightly better solution.
 
It would barely give an advantage, but it is still giving an advantage as theoretically he will be able to find a slightly better solution.
Most top clockers can find the best solution for 7 simul in a matter of seconds, if we've memorized where to hold certain cases if they show up which actually does not give Eryk an advantage at all (unless you count finishing inspection earlier as an advantage).
 
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