MKO (MKO積み)
An opener where you stack your first bag in a way that allows you to follow up with either a perfect clear with a 33% chance or T-Spin Doubles. This opener can be used when you have an early LJ, so it's often used as an alternative to DT Cannon.
You need pretty good stacking skills to utilize this opener to its full potential. Otherwise, you'd end up doing a lot of skimming. DT Cannon could be a better option if you're a beginner.
Devised by mkomiz.
PC Continuation
There is a 33.33% (280/840) chance of achieving a perfect clear with the initial field. All solutions require an O.
FYI, doing a perfect clear with the first 5 solutions has corresponding 2nd PC patterns. They are the ones using ILSZ, ILJS, and ITSZ.
T-Spin Continuations
Here are some options to choose from if you either cannot spot a perfect clear opportunity or if your opponent sent you garbage lines.
6-3 Stacking
7-2 Stacking
You can easily transition into LST Stacking if you do a TSS like below.
Example:
Incomplete TST
You can follow up with an incomplete TST after doing 2 TSDs like below. Many follow-ups are possible after the incomplete TST; refer to this fumen for some examples. The field after these 2 TSDs actually has a 88.02% PC chance.
It's a bit harder to efficiently continue 6-3 Stacking if you stack this way.
STMB Cave
You can also choose to set up an STMB Cave:
Unnamed Technique
Not used as often, but it's pretty good. This continuation always works if you can place an S or Z for the T-Spin overhang before placing the O on top of it. The first continuation shown above can lead to 7-2 stacking.
An example second bag for when you would use the first example: ZTSLOTJI. An example second bag for the second example: STZLOTIL
T Overhang
Any non-T overhang needs to be borrowed from the second bag, so it is pretty common to be in a situation where you would need to use a T for the T-Spin overhang.
Kaidan
Traditionally, people have built Kaidan as a follow-up. While this allows you to quickly follow up with another TSD, it often leads to an uneven stack.
Stacking
Regular stacking would often be a better option.
Other PC Continuations
These are almost never used in a real game. They're just shown for your information.
6-height PC
If you can't initially spot a perfect clear, you can try to look for this 6-height perfect clear. Assuming that you can place ZLJI like the second picture, the resulting field will have a 100% chance of achieving a perfect clear.
8-height PC
The field resulting after doing 2 TSDs like above actually has a 88.02% PC chance with 15, mostly non-straightforward, solutions.
An easier way to go about it would be to only attempt it when you get an early J or Z and placing them like below. These fields have an 88.33% and 86.67% chance, respectively. Note how the position of I is fixed for solutions of the first field, and how J is fixed for the second.
See Also / References
Thanks to winterNebs for the help on Incomplete TST continuations. Thanks to popte for the help on 8-height PC.