ZZ-blah

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ZZ-blah
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Proposer(s): Chester Lian
Proposed: 2009
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Variants: P Pair
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No. Algs: 133
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ZZ-blah is a variation of ZZ proposed by Chester Lian in which the last-layer corners are disoriented during insertion of the last F2L block to reduce the last layer to only the pi and H cases. Because it can only give two OLL cases, the last layer can be solved in one look with 133 algorithms.

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