JTLE

JTLE method File:JTLE.jpg Information about the method Proposer(s): John Tamanas Proposed: 2009 Alt Names: Variants: No. Steps: 1 No. Algs: 27 Avg Moves: 10.6 HTM Purpose(s): Speedsolving

A system for orienting last layer corners while simultaneously placing the final DR edge. It is used in conjunction with methods which pre-orient LL edges (such as ZZ or Petrus).

JTLE solve procedure:

Petrus

Step 1: 2x2x2 block

The first step is exactly the same as the first step of normal Petrus.

Step 2: Expand to 2x2x3

The second step is exactly the same as the second step of normal Petrus.

Step 3: EO

The third step is exactly the same as the third step of normal Petrus.

Step 4: Pseudo-F2L

Solve the F2L without the DF edge piece.

Step 5: Edge and orient Last Layer Corners (ELLC, for short)

This step inserts the missing cross piece(Solving DR)and orients the LL corners. There are only 27 algorithms for this step; they are listed below.

Step 6: PLL

PLL is just PLL.

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ZZ

Step 1: EOLine

In this step the solver will orient all edges(For more information on edge orientation please click here.) and solve the DF and DB.

Step 2: Pseudo-F2L

The solver will solve F2L using only R, U , and L moves. This is exactly the same as ZZ. Remember, that the DR edge is not permanent; so you can save moves by placing another OD (opposite of D) edge in the DR spot.

Step 3: Edge and orient Last Layer Corners (ELLC, for short)

This step inserts the missing cross piece(Solving DR)and orients the LL corners. There are only 27 algorithms for this step; they are listed below.

Step 4: PLL

PLL is just PLL.

See also

• Advanced F2L

External links

• JTLE algs
• Speedsolving.com: JTLE - does it have potential?