Minesweeper Expert 31.133 seconds World Record (Saper Rekord)

My (Kamil Murański) current world record :)
Minesweeper Clone is cheat-free minesweeper version that has many features, for example it records time to thousandths of a second, it can save videos and it has very good statistics.
3BV is the minimum number of left clicks required to clear a board.
3BV/s = 3BV/time
Feel free to write comments, but u can't insult me, ask stupid questions (for example "what is 3BV?") or call this video a cheat/fake/hack (it was played without cheating). If you break these rules, your comment will be considered as spam and deleted.
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[barbarianl3t]

At around 34 seconds into the video (when you first go to the bottom) how were you able to put that flag on that bomb? Were you just taking a 33% guess that it was it because I'm still trying to figure out how you got that (and so fast).

[KamilSaper]

@barbarianl3t : no, it wasn't guess, it was obvious (u mean the 1st marked flag on bottom)?

[noob3132]

What do you think about a submission to the SpeedDemosArchive?

[KamilSaper]

@noob3132: whats that?

[xCBSxPr0sPeCt]

why do the seconds seem longer here...

[KamilSaper]

@xCBSxPr0sPeCt: what?

[Ocato92]

Istne Czary! Jak On to robi?!

True Magic! How does he do that?!

[pitrek06]

Polak potrafi xD

[Quate32]

I like how that wasn't even your best flag. IOS or 3BV/s , ahha

[GetMeThere1]

I remember when I used to play minesweeper, and I thought I was hot stuff the first couple of times I scored in the low 90's. Then I looked up online and discovered people did it in the 30's!!

But I never knew you could LEAVE mines unmarked if they "had" to be mines. Almost makes me want to start up again to see how well I could do.

But minesweeper is a pain because a large percentage of games of insoluble perfectly.

[aznguy11111]

luck is obviously out of the equation.... -___-

[mfb0]

@barbarianl3t Well, I think that is a lot of training. You begin to see some patterns then.

[barbarianl3t]

@mfb0 Thanks for the solution :D I actually figured it out after about 4 minutes of trying to work it out after posting that comment and actually helped TheCottonz (two posts above yours) with the same solution. None the less being able to see that solution so quickly startled me.

[mfb0]

@barbarianl3t From the 4 you can see that below the 1 or below the 4 there must be one mine. It cannot be below the 4, otherwise the 2 next to the 1 cannot get two mines.

[murciegaloestuatua2]

es todo mentira... miren las bombas restantes, este video fue editado

[barbarianl3t]

@TheCottonz From the four on the left you know there were four bombs on the far right. The three on the top left you know there are three bombs. From the 4 down and right from that three you know the one down left from it is a bomb. (because of where the 1 is, you couldn't get 4 if there wasn't one there)

Then try the space directly under the four to be a bomb, the four and the 1 work however the first 2 to the right of the 1 can't ever be completed so the bomb has to be where he marked it.^_^

[TheCottonz]

can you explain how you knew there was a bomb at ~33secs in the video