SDPC Opening Guide for Beginners

This is a very simple introduction to the SDPC for complete beginners. There are many more variations to this opening which are not discussed but can be found on the Harddrop wiki. If you think this video may help a friend then consider sharing! Leave a comment about what you want to see next.

[@Mistereee]

very informative video

[@TetrisGuide]

Thanks!

[@Xylon6301]

*chuckling*

[@TetrisGuide]

Harddrop wiki for SDPC: harddrop.com/wiki/SingleYou

[@matematikaadit]

I don't know if this is my bias, but when playing Tetra League in tetrio, I've faced a lot of player that play this opening. Do you know why it is quite popular there? My rank is around 1850-1950 if that helps, I just play casually.

[@TetrisGuide]

Hi there! In my opinion, SDPC is one of the best openers in the game since it's relatively easy to learn, very versatile, sends a good amount of lines, and can easily transition into midgame. Compared to openers such as TKI, it doesn't require too much free stacking knowledge or skill. Commenting more about its versatility, there are many variations which can be used in different situations. For example, if you're already sent lines due to the opponent using an opener such as TKI, you can transition into the stickspin variant which is basically just a better version of the stickspin. The stickspin variant transitions well into 6-3 stacking and it can also open up opportunities for a combo. I also see a lot of SDPC in the game, but I think it's normal because it's just a really good opener. Hope this helped to answer your question!

[@ilikecreeper331]

@@TetrisGuide what about dc cannon? its the first opener I've used and I think its very good