A Guide to the How-to-Tetris YouTube Tutorial Videos

Introduction

The focus of my guides is on advanced methods that many guides have never fully explored.

In this section, I mainly cover how many tetrominoes can combine to form props that serve as the scaffolding for T-spins, enhancing your T-spin vision even further.

I also show methods that have never been touched before. Do you know STSDs can also be prophesized and donated just like normal T-spin doubles? I will show you.

Advanced T-Spin Props

The following showcases ways to permutate 2 pieces (such as an S and Z piece) to make a bigger prop that buttresses a T-spin donation or suspension. They are challenging to use and spot, but, as you can see from my speed of execution, they can be highly practical once you master them to the point of instant execution.

Advanced Floating T-Spins

Do you know that STMB Caves and Sky Props are not the only ways to make T-spins float?

You can also make floating T-spin triples and super-wide T-spin doubles (5-wide and 7-wide T-spin doubles)! They are sometimes useful mid-game for getting rid of excess double S or Z pieces to avoid overstacking.

Exotic T-Spin Setups

Ever wonder if there is anything beyond the standard corpus of named spliced T-spins, such as DT Cannons or Fin T-spin doubles? A spliced setup is simply any T-spin with an extra inserted T-spin (or all-spin).

Aquila (Impeldown) is a teaser of even more exotic spliced T-spins to come. More importantly, I have made it practical for you mid-game.

I have also explored more kinds of Polymer T-spins beyond the standard Iso, Fin, and Neo T-spin doubles, Trehaloses, Kojibioses, or Yogsothoths. There are many other exotic polymers you will see in my video below.

Spice Up Your Mid-Game

Ever seen how top players like Kazu and Flare (Furea/Fractal) play Puyo Puyo Tetris? They can make even donation STSDs – a feat that is mostly unheard of even among the elite Tetris community. They can even make prophecy STSDs or other advanced prophecy setups, such as prophecy DT Cannons or Imperial Crosses.

Wait no more. Today, I will show you how to make these in the following videos: