Ok. I've calculated some odds and come up with a new gameplan.
1/27 solves (~3.7%)of the time (or more, with a little corner
orienting) you get an OLL skip and have a PLL for ZBLL.
26/27 solves you get a COLL case.
Of those 26, 1/6 have corners correctly permuted. Learning the ZB
cases for those gives a 16% chance for a 1 look.
Add these together for just under 20% chance.
Now factor in the 1/12 chance for the other 5/6 of the 26/27 that COLL
still gives you. That's an additional 6.7%, for a grand total of
about 26.5% chance of a 1 look LL, and at only the number of algs
required for COLL, PLL, and the correct corner ZB cases, of which I
think there are about 66. However, 7 of these you will already know
from COLL, so 59 + 40 + 21 = 120 cases to learn, of which i know 65.
55 to go. (4 of those are PLL's... :P)
-Mike
team [zb]
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