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F2L Case 41: Trapped Pair

Pair already connected. Solve it with R U R' U2 R U2 R' U R U' R' — 11 moves on a harder case.

The algorithm

R U R' U2 R U2 R' U R U' R'

Step through it

Watch F2L case 41 on a 3D cube
Move 1 of 110%
R
U
R'
U2
R
U2
R'
U
R
U'
R'

How to recognise it

  • Pair already connected
  • Stuck in wrong slot or position
  • Need complete extraction

Alternative algorithms

Different finger tricks suit different grips. These solve the same case.

  • R U2 R' U2 R U R' U R U' R'

Drill this case

The trainer opens on F2L case 41 and spaces the repetitions for you.

Practise F2L case 41 in the trainer

Nearby cases

← F2L 40

Other cases you recognise the same way:

  • F2L 38
  • F2L 39
  • F2L 40

Looking for the whole set? Browse all F2L algorithms or read the CFOP method guide.