Why the T-piece disrupts board harmony

Unlike straight lines or squares that fit neatly into rectangular footprints, the T-piece creates three outward protrusions and two internal dead corners.

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The wall-docking repair method

When dealt a T-piece, dock the flat three-block edge flush against an outer board border. This confines the protrusion inwards where single-square blocks can easily fill the surrounding slots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Undo booster help with accidental T-piece placement?

Yes! If a T-piece creates unusable single-tile holes, use the Undo booster to step back and find a perimeter docking spot.