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Revision as of 00:36, 4 November 2019
Hamburger is a form of sustainable T-Spin Single stacking, similar to ST Stacking. This method of stacking was popularized by top Japanese player, amemiyataiyou, for it's effectiveness against Puyo, in Puyo Puyo Tetris. The name comes from the fact that the playfield starts to look like a hamburger after a few cycles.
Basic Setup
The basic idea of hamburger is to create this basic shape:
Initial build |
Soft Drop T |
Rotate T, for T-spin single |
After a few iterations, use an I piece to clear the excess.
Repeat |
Tetris |
Strategy
The method involves Back-to-Back T-Spin Singles and Tetris's to abuse the garbage delay against Puyo in Puyo Puyo Tetris
Opening Setup
Early J or L
1st bag setup |
Requires J before L |
Hamburger completed |
Mirrored version (L before J) |
One of many alternatives:
Early I |
Get creative |
ST Stacking Start:
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Mid Game Conversion
The setups from ST Stacking Setups can be applied to the hamburger
Opener |
First T-Spin Single |
2nd Bag Conversion |
Longer Example (Fumen, Youtube):
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