What 2x2 method do you use?

Standard 3x3 algs I've learned so far. A 2x2 is simply a 3x3 without edge cubies.

That means LBL (there's only 2 layers on a 2x2, so any 2x2 method is by definition LBL) and 2-look OLL/PLL with a few selective Fidrich algs thrown in for good measure. The T-Perm is great for a 2x2 cube.

I am currently learning the fine art of Keyhole F2L right now.
 
(there's only 2 layers on a 2x2, so any 2x2 method is by definition LBL) and 2-look OLL/PLL
Do you have any clue about how Guimond (for example) works ? It is definitely not a LBL method.
BTW, I use Guimond with a few extra orientation algs, and trying to predict separation whenever I can but I still need to practice that.
 
CLL, Ortega but normally LBL. It's actually rather fast. I can get sub 6 averages fairly often. CLL is alot better but I only know a few.
 
Sorry, I do not know any dedicated 2x2 method yet. But I'm currently getting Keyhole F2L to dummy untimed solves level now. Some day I'll learn a dedicated 2x2 method.
 
I'm an Ortega user. I still can't get a consistently sub-20 average, but I'm getting better. I started with Fridrich on a 3x3, solving corners only. Fun XD
 
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