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Probability Thread

I have gotten
2 oll skips in a row
2 pll skips in a row
2 same ll cases in an ao100
A Cross skip
Some First Layer Skips
Some OLLCP Skips
A ZBLL Skip
5 PLL Skips in one day


And I've only been cubing for 6 months
1. What do you mean by first layer skip
2. what to you mean by a ZBLL skip
3. Skips are unrelated to how long you have been cubing :P
 
Edit3- What are chances of full No AUF LL skip on 2x2? Thanks

There are 4!=24 ways to place the corners in the top layer, ignoring orientation.
Each of the corners has 3 different ways it can be twisted. The 4th corner's orientation depends on the orientation of the other corners. We take 1/(24*(3^3))= 1/648 chance of a LL skip no AUF
 
How many cases are there if you have F2L-1 corner+ a tripod (1x2x2) in the LL? Does it matter the orientation of the tripod?
4!×27×2=1296 cases. Only 648 with EO. 162 if you do EO and force the F2L corner into place, not necessarily oriented.

Could anyone get me:
1- 2x2 face average optimal movecount
and
2- 2x2 orientation optimal average movecount?

EDIT: Never mind about the second one.
 
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What are the chances of getting a half oll skip (corners or edges) or half pll skip (corners or edges) using CFOP 4LLL?
 
What are the chances of getting a half oll skip (corners or edges) or half pll skip (corners or edges) using CFOP 4LLL?

1/8 to skip Edge Orientation
1/27 to skip Corner Orientation
1/6 to skip Corner Permutation
1/12 to skip Edge Permutation

So about 16% to skip half or both steps of OLL, and about 25% to skip half or both steps of PLL.
 
What are the chances of getting a solved 2x2x1 block with white as one of the 1x2 parts 2 scrambles in a row? I got that :D
 
May have been asked before, but what is the probability of getting a 4 mover in 2x2?
I assume this is the same as getting one officially.
The probability is 1 in 1989.

There are 3 674 160 states, 1 of which is solved, and 384 of which can be solved in 3 moves or less (these are excluded in official scrambles). 1847 states can be solved in 4 moves.
(3674160 - 385) / 1847 = 1989.05
 
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