Weston
Premium Member
Today I am bringing back the Sunday Contest. Here are the new rules and regulations, copied from the website.
I am still working on the website, and flushing out the regulations. Hope to see you all competing!
If you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Scrambles/submission page/everything else can be found on the website.
Results and announcements of prizewinners will be announced on my website on the results page.
http://westonmizumoto.com/Sunday/Rules.html
Scrambles are here:
http://westonmizumoto.com/Sunday/Sunday/scrambles.html
You can find the submission form on the website as well.
The Sunday Contest started in 2004 as a weekly unofficial competition hosted by Tyson Mao, and was later hosted by Jon Morris in 2005. For the past few years it has been inactive, but now its back! For the most part the rules will be the same, but there will be some slight changes. And yes, there will be prizes.
Prizes:
For each week, both the first place winner as well as a randomly selected competitor will receive a $5.00 gift certificate for SpeedcubeShop.com, courtesy of Cameron Brown of SpeedcubeShop.com.
http://www.speedcubeshop.com/
Rules:
1. Each competitor must submit an average of 12, average of 5, or best of 3 depending on the event, using the scrambles provided. The times are due 11:59 PM PST on Sunday.
2. Each competitor may not enter more than one submission per week.
3. Videos are encouraged, but not required. If you submit a video, you are twice as likely to be chosen for the random prize.
4. It is up to my discretion to determine whether a time is fraudulent or not. Fraudulent submissions will not be awarded prizes.
5. If you win a prize one week, you are not eligible to win a prize for next weeks competition. The winner of a given week is not eligible to win the randomly selected prize for that week.
6. All WCA rules, except those that require a delegate or additional people to be present, apply unless otherwise stated.
7. You may use either a stackmat or a keyboard to time your solves.
Schedule:
2/16/2014: 3x3 speedsolve (Ao12)
2/23/2014: Skewb (Ao12)
3/2/2014: 3x3 one-handed (Ao12)
3/9/2014: 3x3 BLD (Bo3)
3/16/2014: 4x4 speedsolve (Ao12)
3/23/2014: 5x5 speedsolve (Ao12)
I am still working on the website, and flushing out the regulations. Hope to see you all competing!
If you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Scrambles/submission page/everything else can be found on the website.
Results and announcements of prizewinners will be announced on my website on the results page.
http://westonmizumoto.com/Sunday/Rules.html
Scrambles are here:
http://westonmizumoto.com/Sunday/Sunday/scrambles.html
You can find the submission form on the website as well.
The Sunday Contest started in 2004 as a weekly unofficial competition hosted by Tyson Mao, and was later hosted by Jon Morris in 2005. For the past few years it has been inactive, but now its back! For the most part the rules will be the same, but there will be some slight changes. And yes, there will be prizes.
Prizes:
For each week, both the first place winner as well as a randomly selected competitor will receive a $5.00 gift certificate for SpeedcubeShop.com, courtesy of Cameron Brown of SpeedcubeShop.com.
http://www.speedcubeshop.com/
Rules:
1. Each competitor must submit an average of 12, average of 5, or best of 3 depending on the event, using the scrambles provided. The times are due 11:59 PM PST on Sunday.
2. Each competitor may not enter more than one submission per week.
3. Videos are encouraged, but not required. If you submit a video, you are twice as likely to be chosen for the random prize.
4. It is up to my discretion to determine whether a time is fraudulent or not. Fraudulent submissions will not be awarded prizes.
5. If you win a prize one week, you are not eligible to win a prize for next weeks competition. The winner of a given week is not eligible to win the randomly selected prize for that week.
6. All WCA rules, except those that require a delegate or additional people to be present, apply unless otherwise stated.
7. You may use either a stackmat or a keyboard to time your solves.
Schedule:
2/16/2014: 3x3 speedsolve (Ao12)
2/23/2014: Skewb (Ao12)
3/2/2014: 3x3 one-handed (Ao12)
3/9/2014: 3x3 BLD (Bo3)
3/16/2014: 4x4 speedsolve (Ao12)
3/23/2014: 5x5 speedsolve (Ao12)
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Thank you for bringing this back. Do you know why it stopped?
