EJLS

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EJLS
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Proposer(s): Erik Johnson
Proposed: 2008
Alt Names: Erik Johnson Last Slot, EJ Last Slot, Erik Johnson First Two Layers, EJF2L
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No. Algs: 16
Avg Moves: unknown
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Erik Johnson Last Slot (EJLS, aka EJF2L) is an F2L technique proposed by Erik Johnson. It uses a subset of the CLS step of MGLS, those cases where the F2L corner is inserted but not necessarily oriented. It is used in methods that pre-orient the LL edges, such as EJZZ (Erik Johnson ZZ) or EJPetrus (Erik Johnson Petrus).

The idea behind the technique is to allow any one F2L corner to be inserted in a wrong orientation (and hence faster), to be fixed later using CLS while orienting the last layer corners.

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