Perfect DT (Perfect Double Triple / パーフェクト DT) is a setup invented by Yuu. It resembles a TKI 3 Opening but with the L placed vertically on top of S which makes it looks kind of like a "wing". It is usually made to achieve a T-Spin Double which could then be continued with a T-Spin Triple without wasting any T's and usually ends with 8th row Perfect Clear. Perfect Clear after 14 lines is also possible. This is one of the only discovered setups that could achieve 8th row Perfect Clear without wasting any T's (other setups like Albatross Special and Pelican could only do Perfect Clear after 10 cleared lines).
First Bag
This setup can be made with an early I and S. The I piece has to come before S, then L.
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Normal setup
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Mirrored setup
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Second Bag
T-Spin Triple
This setup is usually continued with a T-Spin Triple. Notice how JI and LO could be swapped which increases the overall chance to get a T-Spin Triple without wasting a T. It uses an unusual overhang but it works nonetheless.
If J comes early but Z comes before I, you could still create a T-Spin Triple with Z placed vertically on top of J.
T-Spin Double
If making a T-Spin Triple is impossible, you can always make a T-Spin Double since the O, S and Z pieces can be placed in any order.
It is possible to continue with ST Stacking.
Form A (T-Spin Triple A)
3rd Bag Perfect Clear
In the normal setup, you have a 75.87% PC chance.
On the other hand, in the mirrored setup, you have a 74.33% PC chance. It is slightly lower because it is impossible to place the I piece in the below situation.
Form A1
If you cannot make a Perfect Clear after 8 lines, you may try to achieve a PC after 14 lines. For this continuation, O should come before S.
- O → J or O → L / L → I → J → O (96.07% PC rate, 20 minimal solutions): There are 2 ways to stack this STSD continuation.
All solutions can be found here.
You may use LST stacking if you decide to abandon the Perfect Clear chance.
- Z → J and L → O or O → L / O → J and ZL → I (96.11% PC rate, 10 minimal solutions): You have three ways to stack it, but you will never be able to make a T-Spin and Perfect Clear at the same time. All solutions are shown.
Below are examples of a T-Spin that can be made from this form (the second example shows an STSD).
- IZ → L → O (99.13% PC rate, 11 minimal solutions): Half of the solutions allow you to send extra damage (T-spin or Tetris) on top of the Perfect Clear. All solutions are shown.
If you wish to not go for a Perfect Clear, you can always make a T-spin double in these two ways, but you can also stack freely.
Form A2
You will always be able to stack this continuation, but you will still have a clogged hole afterwards.
Use the fourth bag to open the hole. Some examples (the fourth example shows forecasting):
A 5-bag Perfect Clear is possible here, but it is better disregarded. For instance, the below has a 93.57% PC chance.
Form B (T-Spin Triple B)
You cannot make an 8-line Perfect Clear in this form, so make another T-Spin Double in these three ways.
Form B1
If you get an early O, the ideal form can be used.
- S → Z (95.40% PC rate, 4 solutions): The best continuation overall is an Imperial Cross. You can mostly get a T-Spin Double before the Perfect Clear.
- Z → S and JO → L (99.88% PC rate, 7 minimal solutions): You have a very high Perfect Clear chance and a few solutions, but you will never be able to make a Perfect Clear and a T-Spin at the same time. This form is good for T-Spins if Perfect Clear is unneeded.
You can make a T-Spin if you choose to forgo the Perfect Clear chance. The fifth and sixth examples show King Crimson and T-Spin Triple respectively.
- JO → I → L (100.00% PC rate, 9 minimal solutions): Even though the probability is 100.00%, the Imperial Cross form is still better due to the multiple dependencies needed for this setup. All solutions are shown below.
- Z → OJ and S → L (54.29% 12-line PC rate, 7 minimal solutions and 33.33% 14-line PC rate, 2 solutions): You get a low PC chance, but the tradeoffs are a flat surface and a few solutions.
You can use King Crimson if making a Perfect Clear is not achievable.
Form B2
If you have an early S, you can use this form. Unlike the Form B1, it is harder to make a Perfect Clear setup.
- S → Z and L → O → I (28.89% PC rate, 1 solution including α): You can do a T-Spin beforehand. If you cannot get a Perfect Clear, simply continue with another T-Spin.
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T-Spin Double
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T-Spin Single
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If you cannot get a Perfect Clear, you simply make another T-Spin. The third example is a TST tower with a T-Spin Single beforehand.
- Z → J → O (51.55% PC rate, 5 minimal solutions): It is possible to make a Perfect Clear, but it is better to make a T-Spin.
- Z → J → L (16.67% PC rate, 1 solution): Rather than Perfect Clear, a T-Spin is still better.
Form B3
If you cannot make any of the two continuations above and instead get an early Z, you can use this.
- J → O (54.29% 12-line PC rate, 7 solutions and 33.33% 14-line PC rate, 2 solutions): The solutions are the same as the last form in Form B1.
You can make a T-Spin in other ways.
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