Nuki

The Nuki technique was created by player junkit. The term "nuki" is derived from Japanese terminology for architecture.

From the right

In order to rotate the I tetrimino, take note of the outlined area.

Group1 LL

In order to rotate the I tetrimino, we need something to occupy the marked square. Once you have that square occupied, rotate the I-tetromino twice counterclockwise.

When next to the wall, you don't need to fill the rest with pieces.

Group2 RL

Group2 is less important. This is because the tough situations of Group1 include Group2. In order to rotate the I tetrimino, first rotate it clockwise and then couterclockwise.

Group3 RR

When starting with an empty field, choose group 3. Rotate the I-tetromino twice clockwise.

When the I tetrimino is one row deeper, you can rotate I tetrimino by using clockwise and counter clockwise.

From the left

Group4 RR

In order to rotate I tetrimino, we need to fill all the marked squares. After doing this, rotate the I-tetromino twice clockwise.

Group 5 LR

Rotate counter clockwise and then clockwise.

Group 6 LL

When working with an open field, choose group 3. Rotate counterclockwise twice.

You can also rotate the I tetrimino by rotating clockwise and then counter clockwise.

OPT

Other Pattern 1

Other Patterns 2

You can use these patterns by adopting different combination of tetriminos.

LO

OS

JL

LS

Decision-making: shallow hole

Traditional approach

Nuki

However, this is not always necessary. With the right pieces, there are other possibilities.

Decision-making: deep hole

When dealing with a deeper garbage hole, you have an opportunity to send a lot of garbage in a short time period of time.

Advanced

See also

• Tetrisbabel.net's article