EJLS

EJF2L [[Image:]] Information Proposer(s): Erik Johnson Proposed: 2008 Alt Names: Erik Johnson Last Slot, EJ Last Slot, Erik Johnson First Two Layers, EJF2L Variants: Subgroup: unknown No. Algs: 16 Avg Moves: unknown Purpose(s): Speedsolving

Erik Johnson Last Slot (abbreviation EJLS, also known as EJF2L) is an F2L technique proposed by Erik Johnson. It uses a subset of the MGLS CLS step, 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 ZZ or 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.

See also

• MGLS
• CLS
• Winter Variation
• Partial Corner Control

External links

• YouTube: EJF2L Tutorial
• YouTube: EJF2L Cases
• Speedsolving.com: Why You Should Use EJF2L (Video)