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Acidic MT is a TSM -> 100% TST opener created by 10Penta that has a high chance for an 8-Line Perfect Clear, as well as other continuations.
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First Bag
The first bag has a 56.7% build chance including mirrors, and requires early I and J (early I and L for mirror).
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Second Bag
4-Line Perfect Clear
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If you keep the T on hold, you have a 23.0% chance for a 4L PC with 7 minimals.
100% TST
This can always be built.
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3rd Bag 8-Line Perfect Clear
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If you keep the T on hold, you have a 94.4% chance for an 8L PC with 17 minimals. Note that most of the solutions are quite hard to spot.
3rd Bag Main Continuation
If you do not have a PC, cannot find a PC, have received garbage or do not want to do a PC, then you can follow this 100% TSS/TSD continuation:
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The following 4th bag routes cover all bags:
Route 1 TSS S<T/Z or J<TS/TZ/SZ DTD
The 5th bags can easily be freestyled.
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Route 2 TSD T<J, Z<S<O Quad – 14L PC / TSD – TSD
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Note that there is another way to build the 4th bag:
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After the 4th bag, you have a 51.3% chance for a 14L PC with the 2 minimals below, or you can continue with a TSD as below or freestyle.
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ILJO Square TSD – 18L PC
This can be built 84.4% of the time with ILJO interchangeable.
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Ideally, the rectangle is built with LZJ for a higher PC chance. However, if Z<TLJ, you can build the rectangle with LJO instead. All rectangles are interchangeable.
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If you built the 6th bag with LJZ rectangle, then you have a 46.7% chance for an 18L PC with T on hold with 11 minimals.
If you built the 6th bag with LJO rectangle, then you have a 23.2% chance for an 18L PC with T on hold with 4 minimals.
100% TSD – TSD
This can always be built with LJO interchangeable.
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The four continuations below cover all bags with LJ interchangeable for the 2nd and 3rd images:
J<O |
S<O |
O<I |
I<J, O<S |
Route 3 Z<J, O<S TSD
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Here, you have 2 choices for 5th bag continuations:
Continuation 1 Quad / Triple-TSS
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LJO rectangle is interchangeable. Ideally, you do a quad, but if TI<S then you can do a triple followed by a TSS. This leaves a very good boardstate for downstacking or freestyling. Below are some examples of how to continue:
Fin TSD |
Neo TSD |
TST |
Iso TST |
TSD |
TSD |
Continuation 2 TSD – Quad
3rd Bag Skim Continuations
If you want to avoid all the complications of the main continuation and simply get a good boardstate to downstack or freestyle with, then you can follow this skim continuation.
J<O |
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O<J |
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Examples of continuations:
J<O
TSD |
TST |
Imperial Cross |
Fin TSD |
Neo TSD |
Tetrio 180 TSS |
O<J
TST |
STSD |
Vertical MT Cannon |
Fin TSD |
Neo TSD |
3rd bag STSD Continuation
Credits to winterfrost for discovering this. This STSD cont requires O<Z or Z<SO with OSZ interchangeable and has an 100% imperial cross follow-up. However, if you have L<O or L<T, then build it the second way to greatly increase the chance for a 14L PC.
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If you built the imperial cross the first way, then you have an 8.9% chance for a 14L PC with T on hold with the 1 minimal below:
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If you built the imperial cross the second way, then you have an 78.8% chance for a 14L PC with the 2 minimals below. Note that holding T from the previous bag does not increase the PC chance. If T comes first or second, then the chance increases to 100% and only the first solution below is required.
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3rd Bag Mechanical TSD Continuation
Credits to ReallyNotSomeone for discovering this. This is an 100% skim TSD, and leads to a mechanical TSD. The 4th bag is also 100% with LJO interchangable.
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If you hold T on the 4th bag, then you have a 60.0% chance for a 14L PC with 5 minimals. The most common solve, shown above, can be done 50.0% of the time. Otherwise, you can continue with mechanical TSD as below:
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