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jdbryant

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The probability of getting double parity 5 times in a row, though (if the probability of getting it once is actually 0.25), is 0.0009765625. That doesn't happen very often.
 

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Not really Michael. I believe it's 1/7 (not sure on this) for pll and 1/27 for oll

1/6 for pll but you're right for oll

OLL:
First 3 corners have 3 orientations that can occur (so 3x3x3 possible) and these orientations determine the orientation of the last corner so 1/27

PLL:
If you ignore auf for now (simplifies but gives same result) then you fix the first corner, you can then place 3 corners in the spot adjacent then two in the diagonal spot and only one left in the last spot. So you have 1x3x2x1=6 positions ignoring auf and only one of those is a skip. If you incluse auf then you just have 4 times as many combinations but you then divide by 4 for chance of skip
 

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Just took all the stickers off my new Weilong and i tried wiping off the residue but now its really sticky and I think there may be a bit of it that got inside the cube. What should I do to get it off?
 

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Just took all the stickers off my new Weilong and i tried wiping off the residue but now its really sticky and I think there may be a bit of it that got inside the cube. What should I do to get it off?

The residue comes off if you just rub it with your fingers. You can also try wiping it off with a paper towel. Diassemble the cube to make sure there is no sticky residue between the pieces on the contact points.
 

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On 4x4, for 3-2-3 edge pairing, sometimes I finish the first 3 edges and notice that a fourth has coincidentally been made, resulting in the four remaining broken edges being in the top layer. Is there a quick way to solve these four edges? The way I do it seems awkward and lengthy.
 

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On 4x4, for 3-2-3 edge pairing, sometimes I finish the first 3 edges and notice that a fourth has coincidentally been made, resulting in the four remaining broken edges being in the top layer. Is there a quick way to solve these four edges? The way I do it seems awkward and lengthy.
In that situation, I usually do 1-3. I used to do a similar thing if an edge had been made during centres+cross (do 2-2-3), but now I insert it into the F2L and use it as my first edge for 3-2-3.
 
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