TKI is a T-Spin Double opener. It is invented by player TKI. TKI openers should be memorized so that you can have an aggressive start.
TKI 3[]
There are many variations to the TKI opener, but this is the TKI 3.
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Look in the piece preview for these cases:
- I-block: Drop in the center.
- L-block (J in the mirrored setup): DAS to the left wall and drop.
- Z-block (S in the mirrored setup): Drop on top of the I-block. If building the mirrored setup, S-block would be moved one space to the right.
- S-block: Drop vertically in between O and Z.
- O-block: DAS to the right wall.
- J-block (L in the mirrored setup): DAS to the right wall.
- T-block: Used for the T-Spin Double.
Be careful of these situations:
- If S (Z in the mirrored setup) comes before I, you can slide in the I, as in this diagram:
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Soft drop I |
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- If O comes late, try the snail variation.
- If Z (S in the mirrored setup) comes before I, it is impossible to build a TKI.
Other TKI Setups[]
The above setup is the Castle Top variation. There are also other setups:
- Fonzie variation
- Flat Top variation
- Snail variation (Trustworthy DT)
Continuations[]
- Example of 3 TSD
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- TKI 3 TSD Opening with TST Finish
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- Imperial Cross: The third diagram is preferred becuase you will have a chance to make a Perfect Clear (89%).
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If Perfect Clear is not possible, one may build another T-Spin Double, Imperial Cross or Fractal.
T-Spin Double |
Imperial Cross |
Fractal |
- Perfect Clear in 6 lines: In the third bag, O or L must come early.
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