It is possible to make 2 look PLL using only 6 algorithms, you can learn it in the speedsolving guide here. The algorithms are divided into groups based on their effect on the Rubik's cube …

Use this to only practice the algorithms you want to learn. It is useful to see both learned and unlearned cases to avoid mixing them up, especially if they look similar.

Round brackets are used to segment algorithms to assist memorisation and group move triggers. Moves in square brackets at the end of algorithms denote a U face adjustment necessary to …

PLL or Permutation of the Last Layer is the fourth and last step of the CFOP method, which aims to permute the pieces of the last layer to have the 3x3 fully solved. This step is fully …

In this video I will go over several tips I wish I knew when I was learning full PLL. I will give tips for recognizing your PLL, how to execute it well, and ...

This PLL recognition trainer will help you practice your recognition of each of the 21 PLL cases by looking at only 2 sides of the cube. As a free member you can take as many untimed tests as …

It's advised to learn full PLL before full OLL, as two-look OLL is generally faster than two-look PLL. Most of these algorithms are the standard, known to be the best and most reliable. For …

This video is a base for PLL, but I would definitely recommend learning 2-Look PLL, and even Full PLL. You can check them out here: 2-Look PLL: • 2-Look PLL! Easy! ...more. Full PLL:...

Most cubers recommend learning PLL before OLL because you only need to learn 21 algorithms to improve your times. This site tells you all 21 PLL algorithms, the fingertricks, and how to …

If you're sub-15, see Sébastien Felix's R-OLL for a much more sophisticated PLL-prediction method. Learning PLL. Start by learning two-step PLL, which is a subset of the complete PLL. …