I've always loved how high the skill ceiling for f2l is. It's just so cool seeing how advanced these techniques can get, and I always find it so satisfying when I try something a bit more creative and it somehow works.
And it was yesterday when I was wondering staring at my roof when will I be able to learn pseudoslotting and how will I get those spicyyyy Tymon moments and NOW JPERM LEGIT MADE A VIDEO ON IT!!!!! You know what Dylan sir? I just want to take a minute to thank you. It was teacher's day 10 days ago in India and I forgot to wish you and now I find myself here. ALL MY SPEEDCUBING SKILLS have come from you. I remember not getting below a minute and now I a avg 15 seconds. You are a TRUE God's creation! Love from India
As some one who already was fairly confident with all the examples show in this video I am impressed how well and simply he laid it out I feel like it would have been accessible to me even when I was averaging mid 30s if I had watched this video
Thanks for always explaining things in a way that won't make my head hurt (makes me save on painkillers). And yes, Multislotting with Keyhole doesn't sound nearly as magical as Pseudoslotting. PS: My only criticism is that there wasn't a joke at the end of the video so this only gets a 9.9999/10.
Dang, dude. I've been a casual solver for many years, and this really helped me make a breakthrough with my average times. Thanks for making such a comprehensive guide!
Hey Jperm, would you ever consider making a video about Turning style? People throw this term around a lot, but no one really goes in-depth. It'd be really cool if you could delve into the elements of a turning style, how to figure out what your turning style is, and maybe what the "ideal" turning style is/styles are, or just how to make one's turning style better.
I've been learning advanced F2L from beginner method F2L. I have many of your F2L videos up on my computer browser in open tabs for quick reference, including your multislotting video. I've been practicing keyholing a lot. It's helped me lower my times (set a new PB of 47.771 last night). F2L is really hard, but each day I get a little better at recognizing pairs. Having an understanding from the beginning of what pseudoslotting and keyholing are I think has really helped me to start to learn to recognize instances when those are going to help me quickly grab a pair or two without a lot more moves.
It was about 4 or 5 years ago I was sitting on my bed watching TH-cam and I randomly thought “I’m gunna learn how to solve a Rubik’s cube” I grabbed my rubiks brand cube that had been scrambled on my shelf for months, looked up how to solve a Rubik’s cube, watched your video on how to do it, and I learned 3x3, 4x4, 2x2, and eventually megaminx
When I had first learned of keyhole from you I actually experimented with this quite a bit, but I just thought that my center intuition just wasn't good enough to make good use of it, mainly due to the fact of being colorblind. Cool to see a video on it!
@@troliskimosko I don't simply because I prefer stickerless Gan cubes. I tried looking for good cubes that were stickerless and had an alternative color scheme, but I couldn't find any. Maybe I didn't search hard enough...
@@Zdog696A bit late, but you might consider dying piece caps with Rit dye or something similar. There are plenty of colors, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to make a color scheme that you can recognize.
😂😂 I have spent 42 years mucking about with Cubes and now, for 13mins 25sec, have been sitting here, thoroughly enjoying my absolute cubing-ignorance, saying to myself "¿Qué?!" Many thanks JPerm for my furtherance in discombobulated cubing ignorance! I haven't a scoobie doo what you are actually saying but enjoy it immensely. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Asante sana...
i was thinking of starting doing (so many Ing's) pseudoslotting when I used to average 14 but so many people told me that it was a waste of time and wouldn't make me any faster, perhaps do me slower, now i average about under 13 and I've gotten so many good solves because of using this pseudo technique. thank you J perm for making this more accessible for cubers all around the world
Month ago, I couldn't grasp key hole method, now it seems fairly easy and straightforward thanks to you! I believe that slowly I will start doing pseudoslotting even though right now it seems as far to reach it as key hole a month ago.
years ago these kind of things only categorize in "intuitive F2L". nowadays, everything have a name. anyway, great explanation tho. sometimes, I did it this kind of slotting but very rare, but I didn't get the idea, it just flows when solving, now that you explain it, it become super clear, great video, great explanation
Pseudoslotting is all fun, but the most useful thing you explained here is EO recognition. The rule of good and bad edges is not that commonly known, while I think it is something that every beginner should know from the very beginning of learning F2L, it's just such a simple way to improve your recognition and avoid rotations
I remember hearing about this way back in 2012 and thinking it was nearly impossible to actually do in solves. Crazy to think about how far it's come since then
I bought the 3x3 cube from the Rubik's cube brand for 15€. It doesn't align itself because it doesn't have magnets and it's getting harder and harder to turn with the time. I average 58secs with this one. Should I invest on a new one or no?
you can get the dayan guhong at around the same price, but if you want to get sub 10-15, you should probably get the moyu weilong v10 or x-man flagship.
Love the videos man! Doing my first WCA competition next month. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Basically don't want to completely embarrass myself 😂 My best is 14.55 but my average can be as high as 45. I use beginner CFOP mainly. However, if I see something way ahead of time. I occasionally use beginner algorithms. Convince me I'll have fun no matter what! Lol. Appreciate all the great content!
@@yociroc haven't been as actively practicing for the last month or so because I'm moving and working on getting a new job. However, sub 30 is pretty common for me now. I still haven't learned full OLL or PLL. I know a couple 2 look cases for both that seem to come up very often for me. That's when I'm hitting the teens usually.
@@michallarge nice man! Keep practicing. Learning oll nd pll wasn’t fun for me but it’s so worth it. Even if you only learn one a day since time is going to pass regardless, that’s how I see it.
@@yociroc thank you. The advice is also much appreciated! My goal is to be sub 10 by the end of summer and learning a case a day definitely sounds like a good approach.
@@JPerm I don't use zz but I think the concept is really good because for LL we can use only one alg (ZBLL) for f2l pseudoslotting without EO, the only hard thing is predicting the cross and the first pair in inspection because you have to predict the EO before the cross.
Jperm has release a tutorial and i cant wait to watch it!!!U are one of the youcubers who helps others to improve cubing and get into cubing!Thanks Jperm❤️
Always amazed at the different and evolving techniques in speedcubing. As much as I'd love to be able to get sub-1-minute times on a 3x3, I just don't have the mental capacity and dexterity for it. Instead, I entertain myself with larger and 'more difficult' cubes, my current favourite being the pentaminx (though i'm looking for a higher-order one now).
Hello J perm am a huge, and a og supporter thank you. For your tutorials I think the universe really want me to see your channel cause when I search "how to solve a Rubik's cube" the first video I saw is your's I really admire your videos Thank You Jpam. Sorry if this comment is late but I hope u forgive me
i love you. you make my life better. and i love how the cubing community gives away techniques like this. i don't know how to solve them on my own so thank you
:0 I was using EO despite not knowing what it was! I used to call "good" and "bad" edges "que encaixa (that fits)" and "que não encaixa (doesn't fit)", so thanks to this video I have some vocabulary I can use when discussing the cube properly! thank you :D
wow your videos are truly amazing and informative. i started 4 months ago from your channel with 1 min av still learning from your channel even after im sub 30 and will learn till i get a sub 10!!!!!!! Love your content
Jperm, I have to thank u very much for what u taught me. I'm 14 years old and I can solve a 10x10.i don't know how else I would learn the rubiks cube if u didn't have a channel but I have to say ur the best youtuber alive right now. U deserve every like and sub. That's all I have to say and again thank u very much. 👍👍👍😉😉😉
Finally, Jperm is back with his amazing tutorial !!! While I always enjoy your content, I really hope you could make more wonderful tutorials like this one.
I was in such a rush that I forgot to add a joke to the credits 🤦
Tymon's pseudoslotting skill reminds me I'm only pseudogood at cubing.
First reply let’s go
amazing
wait you put jokes in the credits
I always use edge oreintation from the start I learned f2l now it's so easy to do pseudoslot with eo.. Some say it's unnecessary but no
The joke though 😂
I've always loved how high the skill ceiling for f2l is. It's just so cool seeing how advanced these techniques can get, and I always find it so satisfying when I try something a bit more creative and it somehow works.
And it was yesterday when I was wondering staring at my roof when will I be able to learn pseudoslotting and how will I get those spicyyyy Tymon moments and NOW JPERM LEGIT MADE A VIDEO ON IT!!!!! You know what Dylan sir? I just want to take a minute to thank you. It was teacher's day 10 days ago in India and I forgot to wish you and now I find myself here. ALL MY SPEEDCUBING SKILLS have come from you. I remember not getting below a minute and now I a avg 15 seconds. You are a TRUE God's creation! Love from India
Haha thank you! I was specifically reading your mind when I made this video.
As some one who already was fairly confident with all the examples show in this video I am impressed how well and simply he laid it out I feel like it would have been accessible to me even when I was averaging mid 30s if I had watched this video
@@JPerm well now I am waiting for the "How to read minds: Beginner's tutorial". LOL
Earlier today I somehow pseudo slotted on accident (I was inserting a corner to solve a pair) and I was shocked so, it can happen randomly.
Bruh I didn't even know what pseudo slotting was😂😂😂
i’m here for the flawless transition between your two f2l cases using slice moves. you truly are the greatest; mostly for your teaching skills
Thanks for always explaining things in a way that won't make my head hurt (makes me save on painkillers). And yes, Multislotting with Keyhole doesn't sound nearly as magical as Pseudoslotting. PS: My only criticism is that there wasn't a joke at the end of the video so this only gets a 9.9999/10.
Sometimes you gotta dispel the magic, and sometimes you gotta make it sound more magical. Clearly I should stick to teaching and not naming 😅
Try being smarter
@@JPerm Lol, sounds about right. And thanks for adding a joke. Now the world is back in order and I can give you the usual 10/10.
close enough :D
Please do the million subscriber giveaway.
I love how informative you always are. Thank you for these guides.
Dang, dude. I've been a casual solver for many years, and this really helped me make a breakthrough with my average times. Thanks for making such a comprehensive guide!
Pseudoslotting is quite amazing! Slowly working on incorporating it into my solves. This helped a lot!
Started off with my two least favorite F2L cases. Thank you so much, I will be learning this.
Thank you joerm for teaching me how to solve a Rubik's cube and putting me on the path of becoming a speedcuber
Joerm?😂
@@rudrodeepchatterjee Joe Rm lol
My favorite teacher is joerm 💪
My favourite alg us jeoerm
Man Jperm,you make the best cubing videos, is nice to see your channel still growing after 6 years 👍 keep up the good work 😉
I remember being speechless when I saw this method as a beginner, like it was so simple yet so difficult at the same time lol.
Finally I’ve been waiting for a vid on This for a while!
Thank you for cautioning against wrong pairing - I was about to go down that path and now it will be one less bad habit I won't have to unlearn!
Finally! Jperm is back with his amazing tutorials
Hey Jperm, would you ever consider making a video about Turning style? People throw this term around a lot, but no one really goes in-depth. It'd be really cool if you could delve into the elements of a turning style, how to figure out what your turning style is, and maybe what the "ideal" turning style is/styles are, or just how to make one's turning style better.
I've been learning advanced F2L from beginner method F2L. I have many of your F2L videos up on my computer browser in open tabs for quick reference, including your multislotting video. I've been practicing keyholing a lot. It's helped me lower my times (set a new PB of 47.771 last night). F2L is really hard, but each day I get a little better at recognizing pairs. Having an understanding from the beginning of what pseudoslotting and keyholing are I think has really helped me to start to learn to recognize instances when those are going to help me quickly grab a pair or two without a lot more moves.
sup whats your average now?
@@sebyuzutei9721 23s is my current PB, average is around 29 :)
@@Giftig--Daniel-P oh wow you improved. My pb is 32.4 and i average about 42🙂
@@dr.nishiddhagupta5510 it's now 20 s :)
@@Giftig--Daniel-P how?
This is the earliest I've been for a j perm vid
Well guys had to stop avoiding the nightmare at some point
It was about 4 or 5 years ago I was sitting on my bed watching TH-cam and I randomly thought “I’m gunna learn how to solve a Rubik’s cube” I grabbed my rubiks brand cube that had been scrambled on my shelf for months, looked up how to solve a Rubik’s cube, watched your video on how to do it, and I learned 3x3, 4x4, 2x2, and eventually megaminx
When I had first learned of keyhole from you I actually experimented with this quite a bit, but I just thought that my center intuition just wasn't good enough to make good use of it, mainly due to the fact of being colorblind. Cool to see a video on it!
Do you use special color schemes to make up for being colorblind?
@@troliskimosko I don't simply because I prefer stickerless Gan cubes. I tried looking for good cubes that were stickerless and had an alternative color scheme, but I couldn't find any. Maybe I didn't search hard enough...
@@Zdog696A bit late, but you might consider dying piece caps with Rit dye or something similar. There are plenty of colors, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to make a color scheme that you can recognize.
I just learned abouth keyholing yesterday, now you posted this, awesome!
When people who don't know pseudoslotting see the first part of the video they'll think it's legit magic.
😂😂 I have spent 42 years mucking about with Cubes and now, for 13mins 25sec, have been sitting here, thoroughly enjoying my absolute cubing-ignorance, saying to myself "¿Qué?!" Many thanks JPerm for my furtherance in discombobulated cubing ignorance! I haven't a scoobie doo what you are actually saying but enjoy it immensely. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Asante sana...
0:37 was fire
i was thinking of starting doing (so many Ing's) pseudoslotting when I used to average 14 but so many people told me that it was a waste of time and wouldn't make me any faster, perhaps do me slower, now i average about under 13 and I've gotten so many good solves because of using this pseudo technique. thank you J perm for making this more accessible for cubers all around the world
Month ago, I couldn't grasp key hole method, now it seems fairly easy and straightforward thanks to you!
I believe that slowly I will start doing pseudoslotting even though right now it seems as far to reach it as key hole a month ago.
Cubing is underrated
years ago these kind of things only categorize in "intuitive F2L".
nowadays, everything have a name.
anyway, great explanation tho. sometimes, I did it this kind of slotting but very rare, but I didn't get the idea, it just flows when solving, now that you explain it, it become super clear, great video, great explanation
Pseudoslotting is all fun, but the most useful thing you explained here is EO recognition. The rule of good and bad edges is not that commonly known, while I think it is something that every beginner should know from the very beginning of learning F2L, it's just such a simple way to improve your recognition and avoid rotations
True EO recog is pretty much the most important thing in f2l to know which pairs to do first
Meanwhile me watching from the land of ZZ
the eo recognition actually helped alot with me recognizing psuedo cases faster. tysm!!
"But is it cool? HELL YEAH" Jperm, 2022
I remember hearing about this way back in 2012 and thinking it was nearly impossible to actually do in solves. Crazy to think about how far it's come since then
Jperm is right, this is a much better way to recognize! 😄
I bought the 3x3 cube from the Rubik's cube brand for 15€. It doesn't align itself because it doesn't have magnets and it's getting harder and harder to turn with the time. I average 58secs with this one. Should I invest on a new one or no?
Yes
yes
doesn’t even have to be that expensive, just a ok speedcube, watch some videos to find good priced good cubes
you can get the dayan guhong at around the same price, but if you want to get sub 10-15, you should probably get the moyu weilong v10 or x-man flagship.
U should get a Dayan
This is amazing. I almost feel my eyes tear up out of amazement.
Love the videos man!
Doing my first WCA competition next month. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Basically don't want to completely embarrass myself 😂
My best is 14.55 but my average can be as high as 45. I use beginner CFOP mainly. However, if I see something way ahead of time. I occasionally use beginner algorithms.
Convince me I'll have fun no matter what! Lol.
Appreciate all the great content!
What do you avg now?
@@yociroc haven't been as actively practicing for the last month or so because I'm moving and working on getting a new job. However, sub 30 is pretty common for me now. I still haven't learned full OLL or PLL. I know a couple 2 look cases for both that seem to come up very often for me. That's when I'm hitting the teens usually.
@@michallarge nice man! Keep practicing. Learning oll nd pll wasn’t fun for me but it’s so worth it. Even if you only learn one a day since time is going to pass regardless, that’s how I see it.
@@yociroc thank you. The advice is also much appreciated! My goal is to be sub 10 by the end of summer and learning a case a day definitely sounds like a good approach.
Thank you so much, I’ve been stuck at 19ish seconds for a while now and never thought about eo and the full extent on pseudoslotting
What if a person uses zz to make all the edges good, after that doing f2l and zbll for ll (you can also avoid cube rotations during f2l)
Even better pseudoslotting makes zz more worth it as the EO recognition is removed. I used it in a 6.9 zz single so I think it’s worth it
If you use ZZ, definitely learn pslotting. the chance of a good case is higher!
@@JPerm I don't use zz but I think the concept is really good because for
LL we can use only one alg (ZBLL) for f2l pseudoslotting without EO, the only hard thing is predicting the cross and the first pair in inspection because you have to predict the EO before the cross.
I have just looked at your channel again and this is the first tutorial in last 5 months, this motivated me to get into cubing again thank you so much
finally, jperms good at 3x3 again
thanks for the video have been working on implementing pseudo slotting ever since tymon got the 5.09 world record average
As much as your unboxing videos and your theory videos are great,
It's great to see a solving advice video. It's just awesome. Great job as always!
Never thought I would here J perm say "Hell yeah" Lol.
Jperm has release a tutorial and i cant wait to watch it!!!U are one of the youcubers who helps others to improve cubing and get into cubing!Thanks Jperm❤️
Letsss gooo i got 10 sec in pseudosltting thank to you j perm now im the champion in our contest❤❤
you're still by far my favorite cubing channel :D
Always amazed at the different and evolving techniques in speedcubing. As much as I'd love to be able to get sub-1-minute times on a 3x3, I just don't have the mental capacity and dexterity for it. Instead, I entertain myself with larger and 'more difficult' cubes, my current favourite being the pentaminx (though i'm looking for a higher-order one now).
Dude you can't BELIEVE how long this tutorial needed an update!!!
Hello J perm am a huge, and a og supporter thank you. For your tutorials I think the universe really want me to see your channel cause when I search "how to solve a Rubik's cube" the first video I saw is your's I really admire your videos Thank You Jpam. Sorry if this comment is late but I hope u forgive me
woah thanks J perm,this method helped me from averaging 25 seconds to 17 seconds
i love you. you make my life better. and i love how the cubing community gives away techniques like this. i don't know how to solve them on my own so thank you
I love how every one of your tutorial video also leads to another tutorial video that I didn't saw yet so I need to watch that too. LOL (6:01)
I don't know about you guys, but I think that doing pseudoslotting or keyhole for F2L cases is super satisfying.
Posted this exactly when I needed it. Loving this.
12:02 Man!!!! That was the coolest part of the video. Damn cool!!
Wow another amazing tutorial. The examples on when to use pseudoslotting is really useful!
I just searched for that and that vid showed. Thank you jperm. Your videos are always helpful
Thanks, J perm! :) great tutorial as always, but only complaint was that there was no joke at the end
Tymon absolutely blows my mind with how fast he finds these solutions
Keep it up jperm!
Always wanted to know more about Pseudoslotting.
Thanks J Perm!
Waited so long for this video
Love you Jperm
:0 I was using EO despite not knowing what it was! I used to call "good" and "bad" edges "que encaixa (that fits)" and "que não encaixa (doesn't fit)", so thanks to this video I have some vocabulary I can use when discussing the cube properly! thank you :D
same bro but what is that lang? spanish?
@@epic_divyanshu portuguese
@@Maveno-661 oo. nice. what time are u getting w/ EO? must have practiced a lot
@epic_divyanshu uhh 20 sec avg
I'm bad with cross + not all algs yet (oll, pll)
i love this video 11/10 would pseudo-slot again
so nice to have a new tutorial-like video ! (I also like the challenges you do, don't stop :) This video will be very helpful for me !
I have never heard of pseudoslotting
But it did help with my F2L
Thanks J Perm!!!
This is so useful specially for beginners! Im not a begginer but this is really useful! Thanks
YESSS NEW JPERM VIDEO LETSS GOOO !
J Perm... You are a legend
Great to see a JPerm vid after coming back from school lmao
wow your videos are truly amazing and informative. i started 4 months ago from your channel with 1 min av still learning from your channel even after im sub 30 and will learn till i get a sub 10!!!!!!! Love your content
If I wasn’t this tired I’d totally understand this thank you for making this graspable !
5:31 bro casually flexing his scrambling skills
This is why i love your channel
Hi Jperm you really are the goat of cubing, but here is a video idea: do a relay of all the WCA puzzles.
Hope you read this 🤞
Thank you so much Jperm, you’re the best. Or the pseudobest? Definitely the best at explaining stuff, though 🥇
bruh i wanted to learn pesudoslotting today. and u just upload it. u reading my mind?!
Yes
Damn that looks like a really good way to solve F2L way faster. I've just gotten down solving 1 f2l pair at a time
Awesome vid
As always.
Thx for a great video!! Before i noticed you, it was hard finding understandable totorials, and this is just helping so much 👏
Let’s see J Perm solve the Ghost Cube. I wanna see him solve the Ghost Cube.
Thanks a lot, using your videos I went from 5:21 to 2:27 in a day!
SECONDS
Pseudo is actually the most advanced Trick for Puzzles it can be done on 2x2 (pseudo face)
3x3 (pseudo slott) 4x4-7x7 (free Slice aka pseudo centre)
There are some advanced techniques I use for 2x2 that I like to call pseudo-pseudo or pseudo^2
Which got me sub 1 pbs
Thanks a lot for this. I fell in love with the method due to its efficiency, and especially Tymon Kolasinski.
Edit: His name is complex.
Thanks JPerm a lot. I get these annoying cases so I wanted to get faster at F2L.
Jperm, I have to thank u very much for what u taught me. I'm 14 years old and I can solve a 10x10.i don't know how else I would learn the rubiks cube if u didn't have a channel but I have to say ur the best youtuber alive right now. U deserve every like and sub. That's all I have to say and again thank u very much. 👍👍👍😉😉😉
honestly i quited cubing because i got bored of it and busy with other stuff but i still like watching Jperm
Finally f2l tips video😀
In F2L, you solve 2 instead of 1 layer at once. Pseudoslotting is solving multiple F2L cases at once. mind blowing
ok but is no one gonna talk about how satisfying 5:31 is
Thanks J Perm! I'm trying to get faster at the F2L stage and this video really helps. I still need to practice though
J perm i hope you read this but please give me tips for my next competion i average 2:30 for 4 by 4 and 35 secs on 3by3 and 10 secs on 2 by 2
j perm - the new badmephisto of tutorials
jperm is a good teacher, now i have learned and i thing it will make me faster soon
Can’t wait to watch more tutorials
Oh wow. I'll be watcing this a few times.
Finally, Jperm is back with his amazing tutorial !!! While I always enjoy your content, I really hope you could make more wonderful tutorials like this one.
This seems easier for my brain to understand than normal f2l
Will have to give this a shot
This came when I needed it, takes me around 25 secs to do F2l and I can8t seem to get better