A block clutch is used in Minecraft PVP as a way to save yourself from falling in the void! You can block clutch by angling your direction down and placing a block between you and the void! NOTE: you must be hit by another player for this to be a block clutch and not a block placement. There are several variants of block clutches, single extensions (1 block placed to save yourself), double extension (2 blocks placed horizontally to save yourself), and so on. NOTE: for a block clutch to be over 2 extensions, you have to land on the last block placed in order for it to be considered a clutch! If a player is hit by another player and lands on solid land before placing blocks, this is NOT considered a clutch due to the fact that the player would have survived even if they hadn't placed blocks. Some content creators believe they made a clutch but if their clutches follow these guide lines then their legit!!!
by MineProWes December 8, 2019