Cubetcha 2011

[Bryan]

If we had another MOA competition, we'd need to have at least $1,000 for the insurance policy. That means a $20 registration fee, hopefully 50 people showing up, and then we'd break even!

Sorry, I'd much rather run charity competitions like Cubetcha instead.

 

[thackernerd]

But comps like MOA bring so much attention to the non-cubers, maybe we could hand out like dollar store cubes to people there. Then they would go home and try to solve it and then tell their friends they can solve a rubik's cube and then everything would hopefully snowball like that.

 

[JackJ]

But comps like MOA bring so much attention to the non-cubers, maybe we could hand out like dollar store cubes to people there. Then they would go home and try to solve it and then tell their friends they can solve a rubik's cube and then everything would hopefully snowball like that.

You're missing the point.

Anyway, things are shaping up and I think I'll make it after all.

 

[Jokerman5656]

You're missing the point.

Anyway, things are shaping up and I think I'll make it after all.

OMG I hope you can it wouldn't be a comp without Jack

 

[Bryan]

But comps like MOA bring so much attention to the non-cubers, maybe we could hand out like dollar store cubes to people there. Then they would go home and try to solve it and then tell their friends they can solve a rubik's cube and then everything would hopefully snowball like that.

MOA gets around 130,000 daily visitors. And people will gladly take free stuff. So you'd probably have a very low return rate on this plan.

Yes, it brings attention, but it's not worth $1,000.

 

[DavidWoner]

Does anyone have an SS 5x5 I can borrow?

 

[JackJ]

You can use my black V5 you used last year, assuming we're in different heats.

Anyway, just booked the hotel, see everyone Saturday!

 

[tozies24]

t-minus 18 hours and 6 minutes I am really excited. Should be a lot of fun. I think Chris might do something really amazing this competition..

 

[JackJ]

3.67 2x2 avg for me in finals. David and Waris both got 8 singles.

 

[JyH]

Assuming one round of OH has already happened, how did Andrew Brown do?

 

[JackJ]

11.81 oh single by Andrew Brown

 

[Hershey]

11.81 oh single by Andrew Brown

What was his average?

 

[JackJ]

Like 18 then 20 not sure

 

[thackernerd]

How was it? I was so disappointed I couldn't go.

 

[Jokerman5656]

How was it? I was so disappointed I couldn't go.

it was pretty good. except for the annoying used car sales folks... if anyone gets that

 

[Cheese11]

it was pretty good. except for the annoying used car sales folks... if anyone gets that

Wanna explain?

 

[Jokerman5656]

Wanna explain?

it is in reference to mm&p. thats about the jist of it

 

[Bryan]

What was his average?

http://live.cubing.net/Cubetcha2011/

That's all of the results (unofficial at this point).

 

[tozies24]

http://live.cubing.net/Cubetcha2011/

That's all of the results (unofficial at this point).

In the third round of 3x3, it says that I had a 12.02 for the 4th solve. I have my scorecard here and I got a 17.02 and I did get a 17.02. Is there anything to do about that?

 

[abbrown216]

lol @ 2nd NAR single in 4th place avg of fail