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

Introduction

Unlike my beginner video segment, I have far more early- to mid-intermediate-level tutorial videos.

I am likely to add more in the future, as most players are at the beginner to mid-intermediate skill level. I will also add more of the most common T-spin setups, like DT Cannons and Imperial Crosses. I did not collect clips to make those, as those have already been covered in many other free online guides and this website’s free Book 1.

This section has videos that show core mid-game techniques, such as follow-ups and 6-3 stacking. However, most of it comprises named mid-game T-spin methods.

Core General Methods

6-3 stacking is among the most frequently used T-spin spamming methods, alongside LST, ST, and LT stacking, which typically happens during 7-2 stacking. The first video will teach you how to improve your T-spin chances during 6-3 stacking.

The second video applies to many things in Tetris: it is not enough to make just one T-spin. Instead, one should stack in a way to maximize T-spin continuations and follow-ups.

Canonical Tetris Methods Remastered

Most of these videos below cover canonical (named) T-spin methods that other mainstream T-spin guides have largely neglected. While other guides like Four.lol focus on core methods, such as DT Cannon or Fractals, they often fail to cover the practicality of alternative methods like Vases, Super Spirals, Mini-Triples, Shallow Graves (Cremates), Drain Pipes, and Magic Keys.

My videos fill this void by showing you that these lesser-known methods are highly practical and can sizably boost your mid-game versatility!