US Nationals 2012 (Las Vegas)

[Kian]

You were the least one to make it last year, whats gonna happen this year O_O 100th on the dot

I am confident I will be better than that, but you never know. Adding 36 people to the second round makes it more likely that I am safe.

Also I forgot we were doing 100, not 64. My guess for making the 2nd round is that everyone sub 16 will get in. I think 16.xx will be the cutoff.

[blackzabbathfan]

I am confident I will be better than that, but you never know. Adding 36 people to the second round makes it more likely that I am safe.

Also I forgot we were doing 100, not 64. My guess for making the 2nd round is that everyone sub 16 will get in. I think 16.xx will be the cutoff.

Oh sweet, I actually have a chance at round 2!!

[Rubiks560]

This is super last minute, but I'm 99.99% sure I'm going

[MovingOnUp]

So whoever watches the seminars should tape them so the rest of the cubing community , or like WCA could make a DVD out of it and sell it? Idk, but it would be cool if there was a way for people that can't make it to be able to see them

[frysauce]

Well, looks like I will happen to be in Vegas for business the preceding week. So my question is, as a 3x3x3 30/sec avg. (Without Pressure) cubist, do I have any business competing?

[a small kitten]

Of course. There are lots to gain from competing and not much to lose since you'll already be in the area. You'll meet a lot of interesting people and there is a lot to learn. If you intend to compete more in the future, attending Nats is a great way to get used to competition conditions.

[ellwd]

So whoever watches the seminars should tape them so the rest of the cubing community , or like WCA could make a DVD out of it and sell it? Idk, but it would be cool if there was a way for people that can't make it to be able to see them

There's going to be so much knowledge in that room it sure would be good if a lot more people were able to see it

[Kirjava]

WILL TRADE CUBING KNOWLEDGE FOR ALCOHOL

[fastcubesolver]

Of course. There are lots to gain from competing and not much to lose since you'll already be in the area. You'll meet a lot of interesting people and there is a lot to learn. If you intend to compete more in the future, attending Nats is a great way to get used to competition conditions.

Exactly, my first comp was US Nats 2010. Even though my right hand was broken,. it was the most fun
I had ever had. It realy motivated me to get faster and practice more and go to other comps, all of which I did. Going to Nats is a great way to go.

[sa11297]

I am already registered, but I want to add 7x7 as one of my events. Can someone help me out?