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Hello again, it has recently come to my attention that scoring is not based solely on the amount of lines you clear, but rather the manner you clear them in. I first noticed this after I had cleared roughly the same amount of lines in two separate games, but had a very different ending score. I am unsure how the game is scored and think that different places around the web each score differently. If I knew how it was scored I could focus more on achieving a higher score and not just necessarily clearing  lines.

Hello Again, I'm sure you know GTA:V comes out at midnight tonight and I personally have been looking forward to it because of rumors that Tetris will be a playable in-game minigame.
I cant imagine a way to make Tetris better other than driving a supercar through San Andreas then stopping in an arcade to play a nice game of Tetris. Its a game inside of a game, GAMECEPTION.

Hey again Tetris fans. I'm happy to say that today I once again broke my record and completed 86 lines in one game. I was doing exceptionally well until I reached level 8 and the pieces began to fall faster than I could arrange them to fit and an ill fitting tower quickly formed which led to my demise

Hello once again, today I broke my previous record of 65 lines and made it to 70. I do not know if it was just blind luck, drawing the right pieces, or a successful use of strategy. Also I have begun to play speed tetris and I think this may have helped me when playing at normal rate because I can spot the best fits faster but also I plan ahead much less this way. As always, if you've get any tips, tricks, or feedback just send me an email at jcbrum35@gmail.om

This weeks update is a little bit demoralizing as I have yet to get any better than I was last week, as I remain hovering at ~50 lines before the tetronimoes stack up to seal my fate. In lighter news I have developed a new strategy which allows me to get a Tetris very frequently. I do this by using all the pieces(other than the long, straight ones) to create a stack with no holes in it while leaving a single-wide space at the edge of the board to place the long, straight block into. This almost always results in a Tetris.