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German Open 2009 in Gütersloh

Hi,
according to the time schedule the registration ist at 09:00 am on saturday. id like to sign up for 3x3x3 which is on sunday. do i have to show up on saturday to register?
And the cube market, is it only on saturday? Because its the main reason for me to sign up :D
Im too slow at the other competitions and need more (and better) cubes...

Oh... RTFM :D
The competition on Saturday will be held during German Cube Day 2009, a big international gathering of puzzle fans, which includes a puzzle market and some lectures.
German Cube Day 2009 is organised by NKC (Dutch Cube Club, established in the 80s) and only open to registered visitors. Up to two guests per competitor is reasonable. All guests must be registered!
The competition on Sunday will be held in the same room, but without any other festivities.
 
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Hi,
according to the time schedule the registration ist at 09:00 am on saturday. id like to sign up for 3x3x3 which is on sunday. do i have to show up on saturday to register?
And the cube market, is it only on saturday? Because its the main reason for me to sign up :D
Im too slow at the other competitions and need more (and better) cubes...

Oh... RTFM :D

You can register on sunday, as long as you have no events on saterday , I will ask Ron to update the compition page to add registration on sunday at 9:00 am
 
Couldn't we have big cubes blind?! At least 4x4 and 5x5! ;-)
I see Clement, Kai, Sebastien, Tim, Olivér, Erik, Arnaud on the registration list who could be interested. And of course me.
 
Ok that's great. Then i'll be there saturday noon and on sunday morning for registration and for my terrifying defeat :D

Well , you can set your goals to beat your PR, as I do

same. competitions for me aren't about winning everything because i just know i won't. it's also more satisfying to break my own pbs than win an event with a bad average.
 
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