One-Answer WCA Competition and Regulations Question Thread

[uyneb2000]

Of course you can! You can enter a competition regardless of your nationality, we don't discriminate against Bruneians

 

[puzzl3add1ct]

So im a Bruneian, Brunei is a small country with little to no cubers here so im wondering if i'm allowed to join comps. Like can I get a wca profile and join comps like a normal person..... and for those of you wandering why I'm asking this it is just because I dont know if Bruneians are allowed to join comps n stuff. So yeah would be much appreciated if someone would reply.
thanks in advanced

I was in Brunei just last week!!

 

[Kudz]

Ofc you can if you only want to.

 

[Aaron Lau]

Of course you can! You can enter a competition regardless of your nationality, we don't discriminate against Bruneians

Ok thanks btw do you know if it is possible to fing all wca profiles by nationality?

 

[Hssandwich]

Ok thanks btw do you know if it is possible to fing all wca profiles by nationality?

https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/events.php
There have not been any competitors from Brunei yet, so if you went to a comp, you would have all the NRs

 

[Aaron Lau]

I was in Brunei just last week!!

Cool!!

 

[guysensei1]

Go join a comp and claim all the Bruneiean NRs hahaha

 

[MatejMuzatko]

On your first official solve, you have to start jumping and shouting: NR, NR!!! DID YOU GUYS SEE THAT?

 

[Aaron Lau]

OMG I was thinking that while writing the thread. I was like wait......, if I do a solve eventhough it's really bad, ILL STILL GET THE NR ANYWAY HOLY CRAP!!

 

[SagarSpeedCuber]

3x3x3 One Hand

Hi,
I am a newbie to cube championships.
I am a rapid cuber and I am participating in the Shaastra Cube Open on Jan 2-3 2016 at Chennai
I am competing for 3x3x3 [Both normal and one-hand] and 2x2x2.

Is it compulsory to use a standard 57mm cube for One-Hand Solving?
Or can I use a 50mm or a 42mm cube??

 

[Kudz]

You are allowed to use mini cube, if it don't bothers WCA regulations (example: transparent cube, logo on corner). Size is just your preference. So yes.

 

[Matt11111]

Hi,
I am a newbie to cube championships.
I am a rapid cuber and I am participating in the Shaastra Cube Open on Jan 2-3 2016 at Chennai
I am competing for 3x3x3 [Both normal and one-hand] and 2x2x2.

Is it compulsory to use a standard 57mm cube for One-Hand Solving?
Or can I use a 50mm or a 42mm cube??

If you wanted, you could use a Maru Nano Cube (15mm) just because.

 

[TDM]

If you wanted, you could use a Maru Nano Cube (15mm) just because.

I think a delegate may be able to say no to that if they wanted to.

 

[starcuber]

ur choice which fits ur hand best

also Shaastra has been postponed too 23 to 26 for major reasons

 

[Dene]

I think a delegate may be able to say no to that if they wanted to.

Nope. Other than practical restrictions (too small or big to scramble) there's no reason to say no.

 

[TDM]

Nope. Other than practical restrictions (too small or big to scramble) there's no reason to say no.

Oh okay, I wasn't sure since I can't remember the size of cubes people were talking about when this was last discussed. Thanks!

 

[SagarSpeedCuber]

If you wanted, you could use a Maru Nano Cube (15mm) just because.

Fine. Very Funny..

 

[Jaysammey777]

Nope. Other than practical restrictions (too small or big to scramble) there's no reason to say no.

If there is no feasible way to make cut off with it then it can be rejected

 

[Dene]

If there is no feasible way to make cut off with it then it can be rejected

Which regulation allows this? I mean, there is A1c, but that's really about knowing how to solve a puzzle, rather than being able to meet a time limit.

 

[mafergut]

There should be a new WCA category for Nano 3x3 with 15mm cubes. It would be fun to try and speedsolve with that. I'm curious about what times could be achieved.