Cride5
Premium Member
Maybe I'm just lucky, but so far I've had four LL skips .. and counting. 
The chances of an LL skip are normally 1/15552 (assuming use of AUF). Using a method which pre-orients the LL edges (such as ZZ) increases the chances to 1/1944 (8x higher).
I suspect that not scrambling the cube properly could also lead to slightly higher chances of lucky solves, such as pre-connected C+E pairs, OLL/PLL skips etc. If you want to be sure you're solving a properly scrambled cube, I'd suggest using a random state scrambler
... on the other hand, If you really like LL skips try this
The chances of an LL skip are normally 1/15552 (assuming use of AUF). Using a method which pre-orients the LL edges (such as ZZ) increases the chances to 1/1944 (8x higher).
I suspect that not scrambling the cube properly could also lead to slightly higher chances of lucky solves, such as pre-connected C+E pairs, OLL/PLL skips etc. If you want to be sure you're solving a properly scrambled cube, I'd suggest using a random state scrambler
... on the other hand, If you really like LL skips try this