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Contents 1 General Setups 2 Situational Set-ups 2.1 T-Spin Double Overhang Setups 2.2 T-Spin Double Base Setups 3 T-Spin Double Replacements 4 STSD setup 5 See also

General Setups

T-Spin Double

Kick T-Spin Double
Also known as a "Double T-spin Mini"

TST T-Spin Double

STSD T-Spin Double (two TSDs)

Imperial T-Spin Double (two TSDs)

Neo-TSD

Iso-TSD

Fin-TSD

Situational Set-ups

T-Spin Double Overhang Setups

T-Spin Double Base Setups

T-Spin Double Replacements

T-Spin Triple

Back-To-Back T-Spin Triple

Possible TSD

T-Spin Double

O-S-L BTB T-Spin Triple

BTB T-Spin Triple Setup

Imperial Cross

Trinity

With no T in sight, save the TSD setup for later and use an overhang to get the T down in the hole, leaving a Super TSD setup behind.

Triple-Double

You might try replacing the TSD with a TSM, leaving a TST-TSD setup behind. Sending no garbage at first may tempt the other player to overstack, leaving them vulnerable to a large attack.

STSD setup

See also: STSD Setups

You can use a T, and slide it under the over hang and rotate;

That will make a TSD, and make a slot for another.

Effectively making a TSD B2B and allowing you to continue the B2B chain with a Tetris.

See also

• Twists
• ST stacking
• Prophecy TSD