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Revision as of 17:20, 31 October 2022
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Transferring
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Creating one
Empty Field Setups
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Situational Setups
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STSD
Sometimes, if the overhang is flat (like the below example), one may do an upward T-Spin Double and make an STSD.
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SDT
In an SDT, the T-spin double is upgraded into a DT cannon.
Example:
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