Can you be sure to clear a line at Tetris? - a3nm's blog
Summary: it is possible to play Tetris and guarantee that you will score at least one line, no matter which pieces are given to you, i.e., even assuming they are chosen adversarially.
Summary: it is possible to play Tetris and guarantee that you will score at least one line, no matter which pieces are given to you, i.e., even assuming they are chosen adversarially. There are many things that can be found online about the game Tetris : high scores (see for instance this great documentary ), implementation details (did you know there was a specification for Tetris games ?), intellectual property surprises (this post is not related to or endorsed by The Tetris Company )... But for many years I have not been able to find on the Internet the answer to this question: can you be s
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