PLL skip, does it realy exist?

"Accidentally perform a CLL"
"Get a PLL skip"
These aren't mutually exclusive. Every time you get a PLL skip after a normal OLL case, you've "accidentally" performed a 1LLL algorithm. I'm not sure what you're asking, though, because sure you performed a CLL alg. You also permuted the edges correctly without (or, at least, usually without) knowing, though.
 
ELLs are OLLs.
ELLs are not CLLs.
∴Not all OLLs are CLLs.

Here I was pointing out that "you accidently did a CLL" didn't make much sense since you (almost) always affect CO and/or CP when doing an OLL.



anyway back on topic, a PLL skip is when you skip the PLL stage, whether it was intentional or not. Whenever you get a "lucky" PLL skip and didn't see it coming, you would have done an accidental 1LLL (for CFOP).
 
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