This page answers the common question about solution 1. The answer is short. It links to the place in this chapter that explains it in full.
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1. What does solution 1 do, and why does such a simple rule score so well?#
It pushes a crowded glass a short way from the neighbour that crowds it, then looks again. That direction helps whatever the friction is. The safe parts, such as the tipping check, are shared by every solution. On 50 tables it racked 107 of 251 glasses, finished 14 tables and toppled one glass. See where it is strong and where it breaks.
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