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| | == See Also == |
| | * [[Perfect clear]] |
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| == External links == | | == External links == |
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| * [https://tetris-matome.com/tetrispc/ Article about Tetris Perfect Clear] | | * [https://tetris-matome.com/tetrispc/ Article about Tetris Perfect Clear] |
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| [[Category:Tetris openers]] | | [[Category:Openers]] |
| [[Category:Perfect Clear techniques]] | | [[Category:Perfect Clear techniques]] |
| [[Category:Perfect Clear openers]] | | [[Category:Perfect Clear openers]] |
Revision as of 07:25, 9 May 2024
Tetris Perfect Clear is a Perfect Clear setup that can result in, of course, a Tetris Perfect Clear.
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Form 1
6-Line Perfect Clear
There are two ways of achieving a Perfect Clear after six lines.
- Method 1: An early O in the third bag. The last two diagrams may be used when one cannot make a Perfect Clear after 6 lines.
- Method 2: An early J in the third bag. The last three diagrams may be used when one cannot make a Perfect Clear after 6 lines.
8-Line Perfect Clear
Form 2
6-Line Perfect Clear
8-Line Perfect Clear
The % to solve this is unknown :(
See Also
External links