[WR] Tommy Cherry 2.61 Clock WR single

[Clock_Enthusiast]

Brendyn's was on Live a good bit before Tommy's, but if you look at their schedules, Tommy's round ended 15 mintues before Brendyn's round began.

That comp was in New York and Brendyn’s was in California. That might be why.

 

[Isaiah Scott]

Yo Congrats to Tommy!

 

[An Animating Cuber]

Brendyn's was on Live a good bit before Tommy's, but if you look at their schedules, Tommy's round ended 15 mintues before Brendyn's round began.

Tommy's comp was also behind schedule

 

[OreKehStrah]

This shall be remembered by:

Flip flip flip!!!! Flip flip flip flip- YES!!!!

He really flipped out there

 

[abunickabhi]

Congrats Tommy. This was long time coming yo.

 

[Cuberstache]

I don’t know about you, but I’m rooting for @Cuberstache! (Is sub-25 achievable yet, Ethan? I’m not sure what your PB is.)

No chance haha, my PB at home is 26.96. Nicolas and Alexei could both do it though.

 

[Garf]

The new scorecards look nice

Congrats to him! Seems like No-Flip has potential.

He uses 7 simul not No-Flip.

 

[An Animating Cuber]

He uses 7 simul not No-Flip.

7-simul is a No Flip method

 

[fes_77]

Tommy's comp was also behind schedule

1st day was likje 2-3 hours behind schedule

 

[Garf]

7-simul is a No Flip method

Well, 7-simul is unique as the solver can take only 7 moves to solve the puzzle.

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

Well, 7-simul is unique as the solver can take only 7 moves to solve the puzzle.

You can do 7 moves with flip, too (depending on the scramble). 7-simul just utilizes simultaneous turning and generally reduces move count. Simultaneous turning is really difficult to accurately perform and takes a ton of practice.

 

[baseballjello67]

If anyone wants to know, brendyn’s NAR happened at around 4:07 PM PST

the group was set to start at around 4:10 but we were five minutes ahead. It was around 4:05 when I scrambled his clock

 

[UncleFrank]

It's not listed as a NAR on his profile.