[Official] Shivam Bansal 3x3 Multi Blind World Champion- 37/40 Cubes in 59:12!

[the super cuber]

First place in 3x3 Multi Blind at The Rubik's Cube World Championship 2017 held from 13-16 July in Paris!

Extremely happy with this attempt my first podium at a World Championship!

Thank you to all the Indian cubers, and my viewers on my channel and all cubers here on the forums for their immense support and encouragement

Also Thanks to Bhargav Narasimhan for judging! and Thanks to Aniket Das for judging my first attempt!

this was my third attempt, my first was 37/42 in 1:00:00 and second was 4/4 in 5:51

One of my most memorable MBLD attempts

 

[WACWCA]

First place in 3x3 Multi Blind at The Rubik's Cube World Championship 2017 held from 13-16 July in Paris!

Extremely happy with this attempt my first podium at a World Championship!

Thank you to all the Indian cubers, and my viewers on my channel and all cubers here on the forums for their immense support and encouragement

Also Thanks to Bhargav Narasimhan for judging! and Thanks to Aniket Das for judging my first attempt!

this was my third attempt, my first was 37/42 in 1:00:00 and second was 4/4 in 5:51

One of my most memorable MBLD attempts

Nice job! Just wondering, why did you go for 4 cubes on your second attempt?

 

[the super cuber]

Nice job! Just wondering, why did you go for 4 cubes on your second attempt?

Thanks! there were 3 attempts in 3 days and at home I usually do 2 attempts every three days so its easier to forget my previous attempt memo. so I just did 4/4 on the second attempt so I could rest my mind and do better on the last attempt which fortunately worked

 

[Gregory Alekseev]

Thanks! there were 3 attempts in 3 days and at home I usually do 2 attempts every three days so its easier to forget my previous attempt memo. so I just did 4/4 on the second attempt so I could rest my mind and do better on the last attempt which fortunately worked

What do you think about having multiple sets of rooms? So you have rooms not for 39, but for 78 cubes, and each day you use different set(day 1: 1-39, day 2: 40-78, day 3: 1-39, etc.). I have 2 sets for my MBLD, but the 2nd doesn't work fast at the moment.
And nice job BTW.

 

[mark49152]

Congrats Shivam!

 

[Iggy]

Congrats Shivam, well deserved!!

 

[the super cuber]

What do you think about having multiple sets of rooms? So you have rooms not for 39, but for 78 cubes, and each day you use different set(day 1: 1-39, day 2: 40-78, day 3: 1-39, etc.). I have 2 sets for my MBLD, but the 2nd doesn't work fast at the moment.
And nice job BTW.

Thanks! I have thought about it yes but I use 1 room per cube so it's a bit difficult now to find 50ish more rooms I am familiar with, although I will try to compile a new set of rooms soon if it's not too difficult.

Congrats Shivam!

Thanks

Congrats Shivam, well deserved!!

Thanks Ainesh!

 

[mark49152]

Thanks! there were 3 attempts in 3 days and at home I usually do 2 attempts every three days so its easier to forget my previous attempt memo. so I just did 4/4 on the second attempt so I could rest my mind and do better on the last attempt which fortunately worked

I think this was a good tactic. It's not just about not enough rooms. Multi is mentally tiring and having a rest day makes sense, and worked out well for you. Dropping to 40 cubes was also a good move. Well played

 

[h2f]

Congrats Sihvam! Well done!

 

[the super cuber]

I think this was a good tactic. It's not just about not enough rooms. Multi is mentally tiring and having a rest day makes sense, and worked out well for you. Dropping to 40 cubes was also a good move. Well played

yep well said. Thanks I remember thinking about my last attempt number for the whole of friday evening, since there were a lot of factors such as other people's attempts, points, whether to do odd cubes (which will be better for first) or even (which had a better chance of helping confirming podium), and after a lot of consideration I was confused between 42 and 40 cubes but I decided 40 partly as I had done 36/40 and 38/40 in comp in june so I knew I had a better chance of doing well with them. Very happy it worked out

Congrats Sihvam! Well done!

thanks!

 

[Gregory Alekseev]

By the way I noticed only now that you don't review every 2 cubes in 8 cube groups, you just memo 1-8 and review. This system requires awesome memory(especially when you are going fast) and with practice you can get much better than with usual system. GJ for using it.

 

[the super cuber]

By the way I noticed only now that you don't review every 2 cubes in 8 cube groups, you just memo 1-8 and review. This system requires awesome memory(especially when you are going fast) and with practice you can get much better than with usual system. GJ for using it.

Yep I also think the same, thanks

 

[newtonbase]

Well done Shivam. Great tactics, great result. Glad I had a chance to say Hi at the comp.

 

[I_<3_SCS]

Great job!

 

[the super cuber]

Well done Shivam. Great tactics, great result. Glad I had a chance to say Hi at the comp.

Thanks!

Great job!

Thanks

 

[moralsh]

combined 78/86 which is awesome. I'd say I scarmbled around 60 of those cubes (full first attempt and almost half of third one). The finish of the third attempt was exciting to watch also. Huge congrats!

 

[the super cuber]

combined 78/86 which is awesome. I'd say I scarmbled around 60 of those cubes (full first attempt and almost half of third one). The finish of the third attempt was exciting to watch also. Huge congrats!

Thanks a lot! if possible could you send me the video of you have of the ending of my attempt? you can upload it unlisted on YouTube and send the link here, thanks

 

[Sean Fei]

Congrats! going for WR soon?

 

[the super cuber]

Congrats! going for WR soon?

thanks I'll try my best