no, no, no. you aren’t 100% clear on albatross… seeing as how I’m reigning champ, let me explain… 
lol.
You want to start off watching the highest albies. get the rhythm down for that round (it changes each round). You want to pop that penguin to get him to the top and hit the alby on the way down. More starting speed good. Don’t click yet, wait till you almost hit the ground and double click it. That equals speed and cruise distance. You prolly won’t bounce higher than the waterline. if so, click once before you hit the sand, pause briefly, and click again. otherwise you’ll pop into orbit and lose all your speed. Any time you go higher than the horizon, you’re safe to go double when the gull almost hits the ground, you won’t jump too high. My rhythm lately has been double off the launch, one <short pause> one, double, one <short pause> one, so on and so forth. Ideally you’ll hit just the perfect height off the first bounce, at the horizon, and you can double and hit the same height every time. I’ve only done that once, and only late, but man can you cruise. but yeah, I’ve had single runs where I darn frickin near hit the 1500 mark:
