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

Introduction

Most free Tetris guides out there, such as Four.lol or Hard Drop Wiki, have, strangely, rarely covered some methods in this section in depth.

I have filled the extreme void by collecting a vast number of mid-game T-spin setups that these guides have neglected.

For instance, in my Shachiku Train guide, I have explored a never-before-seen variant, the vertical Shachiku Train method. This vastly expands this method. I also find it strange how many players neglect methods like mid-game BT Cannons, even though they are very practical once you dissect their common mid-game situations.

This is where my How-to-Tetris tutorials shine, covering content never covered before.

Enjoy!

Lesser-Known Canonical Methods Made Practical

The following showcases methods such as Kaslideoscopes, Shachiku Trains, BT Cannons, BT-STSDs, and DT-STSDs, which many players have often shelved. I now prove to you, conclusively, with experience, that they are highly practical in the mid-game. Prepare to elevate Tetris to a far higher level and rise above your opponents and rivals!

4-Wides Expanded

Many Tetris guides cover only 2 kinds of 4-wide: side 4-wide and center 4-wide. More importantly, they cover only 4-wides with 3 residues within the well.

I am here to show you that there are other kinds of off-centered 4-wides. You can also use 4-wides with 4, 5, 6, or higher residues.

Last, you can also insert Tetrises and T-spins inside 4-wides to boost their firepower and defenses.

Other Miscellaneous Donations

The methods below involve rarely used prop combinations for T-spin donations. I also show how Tetrises can be donated and also float. That is correct! Floating Tetris donations that function practically like STMB Caves!

The R-prop is a method Furea (Flare) often uses mid-game.