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Don't most of the fastest 'cubers use the petras method (http://lar5.com/cube/ http://lar5.com/cube/) nowdays?
by cakeface 18y ago
Don't most of the fastest 'cubers use the petras method (http://lar5.com/cube/ http://lar5.com/cube/) nowdays?
- sharkbrainguy 18y agoPetrus, and I don't think so, although it has been a LONG time since I checked. Last I checked most of the fastest were still using fridrich based methods. The most common modifications being, double insertion in the F2L stage (solving two corner-edge pairs with one look) and orienting the last-layer edges while solving the last corner-edge pair of the first two layers, this increases the chances of a "one-look" last layer ( there are only 270 unique positions at that stage ). Some of the fastest are using petrus based methods, but I would say they're strongly outnumbered by fridrich users.