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| This can be used as an alternative to [http://www.tetrisconcept.com/wiki/index.php?title=T-Spin_Double_Setups#Openings T-spin Double Double Double Triple] in the scenario when an I piece doesn't come early enough. In this situation the I can come as the 7th piece (but you still need a J or L fairly early). Watch out for the 2nd S piece when setting up this particular way (Z if reversed), and make sure you hold it, even if it means using the 2nd T piece for a T-spin single. There can be some variations in the setup, and it just takes practice to learn them. | | This can be used as an alternative to [[T-Spin Double Setups#Openings|T-spin Double Double Double Triple]] in the scenario when an I piece doesn't come early enough. In this situation the I can come as the 7th piece (but you still need a J or L fairly early). Watch out for the 2nd S piece when setting up this particular way (Z if reversed), and make sure you hold it, even if it means using the 2nd T piece for a T-spin single. There can be some variations in the setup, and it just takes practice to learn them. |
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Revision as of 18:29, 12 November 2007
Yoshihiro SD is a T-Spin setup involving an EZ T-Spin Single that leads into a T-Spin Double.
General tips
- Timing - Practice making the T-spins with consecutive tetrominoes to send garbage in big clumps whenever possible. Try holding the first T tetromino in the hold box while you wait for the second. Then make both T-spins very quickly. This is good to keep in mind but can't always be done.
Situational Setups
Openings
SD Tetris
The benefit of this setup is that it requires very little foresight. At any time during the setup, you can abandon the entire thing and focus on tetrising or clearing garbage. The completed setup sends 12 lines of garbage to the other player, and should require around 20 tetriminos from start to finish. It is recommended that you try this only if you get a J or L piece very early in the game.
Possible setups
Continuing from the left diagram above. Soft drop a T on the left side of the playing field, then as soon as it lands rotate it like shown for a T-spin single. Make sure to rotate the T before it locks into place. After the bottom row clears you'll see that a T-spin double formation is set up. While waiting on your next T tetrimino you can fill things up in preparation for a finishing tetris.
Possible continuation
And now the almighty tetris
T-spin Single Double Double Triple
This can be used as an alternative to T-spin Double Double Double Triple in the scenario when an I piece doesn't come early enough. In this situation the I can come as the 7th piece (but you still need a J or L fairly early). Watch out for the 2nd S piece when setting up this particular way (Z if reversed), and make sure you hold it, even if it means using the 2nd T piece for a T-spin single. There can be some variations in the setup, and it just takes practice to learn them.
Shown after the first 2 T-spins. Here you want to hold onto a J piece if possible.
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T-spin double
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Now the J, and a T-spin triple
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Yoshihiro + Super T-Spin Double
When you find yourself in this situation after the Yoshihiro, try a STSD.
Alternatives
T-Spin Double Replacements
T-Spin Triple
Imperial Crossing
See Also
External Links
- Watch Hitokage, one of the top TDS players in the world, perform the Yoshihiro SD starting at 1:11 in this video.
