Caboozled_Pie's Spiking Lecture

[@Yoreni]

i like it when tetris tutorials come in the form of a power point presentation. it makes them feel educational

[@keshyy5173]

after watching this guide now i 50 spike every round consistently without 4 widing! great guide!

[@CaboozledPie]

LOL

[@keshyy5173]

@Вероника Заглотова hi

[@windcatcher6]

@Вероника Заглотова hi nue

[@thomdendk4478]

I have no words for how good this was. So much effort put in to a presentation and everything was understandable and thorough.

[@CaboozledPie]

Thanks :)

[@NinjaWarotMCph]

I've been planning on holding a Tetr.io beginner's tourney and this thing is what I exactly needed to explain spiking: slap two heavy clears for an attack, and if you can, preceded it by a combo of any length. I can use this both to coach them and also in my games. Thank you, Caboozled.

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

6:12 cab are u ok

[@drmonkeys852]

You can use L and J pieces in STSDs in case you need to cleanly get rid of an STSD. Also works when it's broken due to garbage

[@CaboozledPie]

Yeah, I left the boomerang skim out of the video because I wanted to keep it somewhat succinct

[@Forgeries]

This helped me so much for understanding the game mechanics more as well as taking advantage of them. Nice vid.

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

nice lecture! although just a small note that kaidan setups don't have to be on the sides of the matrix because even if it appears in the center of a 5-4 stack or any middle well stack it can still be set up :P

[@CaboozledPie]

true, I just considered that the most useful place for them usually

[@CsQ_RandomRepository]

Noice On the topic of STSD, it would have been better if you mentioned the Boomerang technique, which is aborting the first TSD with a J/L spin double. This can also be effective when counteracting the 1/10 situation of the T piece falling through. Although that being said, learning all spins is generally an advanced tech, so it makes sense you omitted that I guess.

[@CaboozledPie]

CsQ_RandomRepository It’s a good fix that I briefly mentioned in the live lecture; I didn’t include it here as it is a fix that doesn’t yield a spike (the purpose of the lecture). I do agree that Boomerang is a useful tech, though.

[@m200]

caboozled is a qt

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

agree

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

who are these idot trolls scamers do not trust

[@m200]

@@SilicosisNotBeta both these accounts were made a week ago lol

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

@@m200 moment

[@jonathannieves2943]

Amazing lecture!

[@NonJohns]

I got to SS today because of this! Thanks a bunch

[@xynix1549]

Very nice lecture!!

[@chillingjill]

Me:plays in custom game with stupid bonus and holds an I and wait for another I piece and casually I spin twice

[@1mol831]

I’d like to ask how to prevent spikes. I can stop opponent from spiking at lower ranks, but seems hard to deal with when players start getting competent after SS rank.

[@CaboozledPie]

sending cheese should prevent your opponents from spiking as much, but in reality in tetrio there’s no way to 100% prevent them

[@breadsticks64]

very nice lecture, would love to see more like this in the future

[@isaacwong4275]

this video is amazing. helped me to understand more n see more setups

[@Zakaarus]

no mention of b2b TSmini on the side (in a side 1 well like Kaidan/sprop) for 1-3 cheese into TSD-quad damn such an underrated setup that allows deferring the T spin to the next bag’s T so having an I piece in hold by then is basically guaranteed

[@CaboozledPie]

mini tss to other stuff is a good method of preserving b2b but I didn’t consider it for spiking you are right though it does help

[@Zakaarus]

@@CaboozledPie I usually don’t consider minis as wel but side 1well is very inflexible for t spin setups by forcing around minimum 5 pieces to set up a tsd- so setups that neither waste it on the stack nor force an early TSD are actually surprisingly good

[@CowbowSP]

Rumour has it the more times you watch this video, the more likely you are to win a UC…can’t say for sure but it is a great video regardless!

[@ReallyNotSomeone]

5:18 you can actually send more by placing the 2 O's to the left, sending a quad, then doing a tss that lets you send another quad.

[@kjl3080]

Tetriology student here, great video

[@alpiaottg4883]

This video is very helpful! Thank you for making this guide :)

[@iika_a]

"12 lines, which is super huge, and will leave your opponent scrambling for answers." says the dpcer

[@fesh]

hi caboozl

[@seacucumber1773]

hi smolfeesh

[@ommn0n]

i love you father caboozle

[@gudetamwa]

Caboozled needs to host a tourney where u can only send spikes

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

what if I don't send a spike

[@corvidconsumer]

@@SilicosisNotBeta TF DID YOU JUST SAY

[@SilicosisNotBeta]

@@corvidconsumer did i stutter

[@wormfuneral]

caboobiepie

[@real_kokon]

After watching this guide, I still can’t use my ipad to play tetr.io.

[@t1ww]

why i couldnt find this 3 months ago i already learned this from random yt comments section xd good video wish i found earlier

[@lish7918]

very helpful video

[@Renity083]

Thanks for this, Im having trouble getting to Mid U

[@Jay-Kaizo]

Excellent video!

[@gravityshark580]

Thank you carboozled very cool

[@firesun88]

VERY HARD ENGLISH

[@CaboozledPie]

LOL

[@firesun88]

@Sean Wu YEA

[@kochathefat327]

So I noticed at 16:35 there are tspin singles and tspin mini singles. What's the difference?

[@CaboozledPie]

there’s different shapes for the two different ones; normal t-spin singles are better as they send 2 + B2B Bonus lines (assuming no combo), while t-spin mini singles only send 0 + B2B Bonus (but they keep B2B)

[@kochathefat327]

minis are the ones that you flick into place right?

[@AlvinGreat]

10:05 is kinda messy- o piece would've been better instead of z, because then you can stack up the o, z, o, s, and then tsd -> j skim -> tetris for a spike :) I think I popped onto this lecture live but wasn't there the whole time; great tutorial though!

[@Splashhy]

when next vid

[@CaboozledPie]

Splashhy hmmmmm

[@alvinchen9632]

Why can't you have a line peice in hold then you double Tetris?

[@2karu]

you can but it’s unlikely that will happen because the enemy can send you a lot of more garbage before you even get to another line piece

[@alvinchen9632]

@@2karu I stack pretty fast and double Tetris works pretty well ss 22.5k tr rn

[@2karu]

@@alvinchen9632 oh then idk u just built diff my guy

[@alvinchen9632]

@@2karu I think I just play fast sprint pb is 34:599