Australian Games Expo Rubik's 3x3 Championship

Why wouldn't he with those cubes? Unless you're saying if other speedcubers went that aren't as fast normally...

Matt Wangstall (probably won't go), Or Joshua Li (probably won't go) average sub 15, and when you're using brand new Rubik's cubes, you can't really do fingertricks, and Matt and Joshua's problem, is that they don't manage to turn as fast as Feliks, and still have little to no pauses at the same time. With a storebought, someone averaging 20 with Petrus would even be better, as you would use way fewer moves.

STill, faz will probably win, as the other two probably won't go.

Its spelt Wanstall, not Wangstall, not Wankstall, not Wantall, Wanstall. :fp
 
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I'm too slow and can never reach sub 20 in my lifetime. But it is a very good sign that a WCA event is not that far away. If this "event" does well and gets some publicity, the future looks bright for events here in Australia.

Anyway I get paid a federal government pension. About $13000 AUD per year.
 
I'm too slow and can never reach sub 20 in my lifetime. But it is a very good sign that a WCA event is not that far away. If this "event" does well and gets some publicity, the future looks bright for events here in Australia.

Anyway I get paid a federal government pension. About $13000 AUD per year.

Only 6 days afterwards in fact
 
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I'm too slow and can never reach sub 20 in my lifetime. But it is a very good sign that a WCA event is not that far away. If this "event" does well and gets some publicity, the future looks bright for events here in Australia.

Anyway I get paid a federal government pension. About $13000 AUD per year.

You'll easily get sub 20 all you need is a bit of confidence, practice and good algs.
 
Yes, I sent them an email asking about that.

Hi there,

I will probably be attending your Rubik's cube competition in Canberra on the 24th of January, but I have a few questions to ask regarding the procedure and running of the event.

1. Will we get to use our own cubes? I have used mine for a while, and it turns very nicely, and I wouldn't want to have to use a brand new cube.

2. How will you be timing the solves? Will you use stackmat timers? (The official timer of the WCA (World Cube Association))

3. What will determine the winner of the competition? Will it be the fastest average time, or will the fastest single solve win the competition.

I realise this event won't be endorsed by the WCA, but I suggest that in the future, you bring in Dene Beardsley (A World Cube Association delegate from New Zealand) , so that the competition can be overlooked, and records submitted into the WCA database. (Australian and World records etc.)

Thankyou for your time, and I hope you reply soon.

Feliks Zemdegs
 
Its spelt Wanstall, not Wangstall, not Wankstall, not Wantall, Wanstall.

HAHAH MTATATSAN FAIOL FALIOA GHAOEOREAMBHSABFRTA

If I'm interpreting what Matt said correctly, I think you're the one that failed Faz. :p I think what Matt said is like you saying, "It's spelt Zemdegs, not Zimdigs, not Zumdogs, [it's] Zemdegs."
Right? Or were you just implying that Wanstall is a fail last name? :p
 
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