yeah, but that stands for single bld too

(although I got an 1:44, with 1:06 memo, on my 3rd try at french open, but after the attempt Olivér told me we only had 2 tries.

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Wow, I'm sure that was heartbreaking! I would have been so sad.
I was veeery upset, but when I saw I wouldn't win the competition with that time, I got a bit calmer. nowadays I'm just laughing about it - it must be my destiny, not having an official bld. I think I have a streak of 10 dnfs in 3x3, and a streak of 6 dnfs in 4x4
Yeah, from your WCA page, I see it, and a dnf in 5x5x5, and a dnf in multi. (And I see you have that old-style multi 4/7, meaning your only successful BLD solves in competition got taken away by a rules change. Just astounding bad luck, huh?)
I hope at your next competition you get a classic successful day where you can't miss, and suddenly get them all at once!
I am so angry with my BLD in competitions. You probably don't want to hear the full story, but I've been to two competitions, and here is my story for each of the three solves:
COMPETITION #1 (San Francisco Open 2009) :
Solve 1: I'm really nervous, because I learned BLD in the past week, and am completely new. Back then I'm averaging around 3 to 4 minutes (and I was using a really slow version of 3OP that I found randomly on the internet). I mess up on Edge Orientation and end up with two edges flipped. DNF.
Solve 2: I'm even more nervous, because I really want a success, and I drop the cube halfway through, pick it up, and now it's in the wrong orientation (Red top Yellow front instead of White top Red front). DNF.
Solve 3: I'm too nervous to do anything because of my previous 2 DNFs. I don't know what went wrong, but it was as far off as possible, and it looked completely scrambled. DNF.
COMPETITION #2 (Stanford Winter 2009) :
Solve 1: I'm much more confident in my M2/Old Pochmann skills, average 2-3 minutes now. On the last turn, an edge piece pops out, just as I put down the timer. I didn't know, but I was "supposed to repair the cube blindfolded". DNF.
Solve 2: I forget the memo as soon as I put on the blindfold halfway through because I was too nervous. DNF.
Solve 3: When I start execution, I suddenly remember the memo from Solve 2 and think that that's what Solve 3 is supposed to be, so I apply the Solve 2 solution to the Solve 3 cube. DNF.
As you can see, I'm terrible at competitions.