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The Triple Triple setup was designed by player ''Chopin of Tetris''. Yielding the same output as B2B T-Spin Triple builds, this setup is lower and is less easily topped out. This is one of the more advanced setups out there. Fast execution and good piece perception as well as a good knowledge of spins is essential for success. This is a rather new build so improvements will be seen. Note that the shape is very similar to Triple Double builds, just the hole in the floor is shifted. | The '''Triple Triple''' setup was designed by player ''Chopin of Tetris''. Yielding the same output as B2B [[T-Spin Triple]] builds, this setup is lower and is less easily topped out. This is one of the more advanced setups out there. Fast execution and good piece perception as well as a good knowledge of spins is essential for success. This is a rather new build so improvements will be seen. Note that the shape is very similar to [[Triple Double Attack|Triple Double]] builds, just the hole in the floor is shifted. | ||
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[[Category:T-Spin Methods]] | [[Category:T-Spin Methods]] |
Revision as of 02:57, 15 March 2020
The Triple Triple setup was designed by player Chopin of Tetris. Yielding the same output as B2B T-Spin Triple builds, this setup is lower and is less easily topped out. This is one of the more advanced setups out there. Fast execution and good piece perception as well as a good knowledge of spins is essential for success. This is a rather new build so improvements will be seen. Note that the shape is very similar to Triple Double builds, just the hole in the floor is shifted.
General Formation and Execution
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This is a start founded by players Chopin and Kennyboy2. The key of this setup is understanding piece order and looking ahead.
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Below is another unnamed opener. It is unknown who invented it. In the first bag, S and L should come early. In the second bag, one can always make a T-Spin Triple and the overhang for the next T-Spin Triple in one of two ways. Finally, in the third bag, add Z and fill the rest on the left.
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