How many competitions have you been too?

I've been to 41, but competed in 40 of those (I went to German Nationals 2005, but was only a judge).

I've competed in: Newark Winter 2009, San Francisco Open 2009, Carnegie Mellon 2008, Virginia Open 2008, Westchester Fall 2008, Drexel Fall 2008, Newark Open 2008, US Nationals 2008, UCSD Summer 2008, Minnesota Open 2008, Da Vinci 2008, Cincinnati Spring 2008, Captain's Cove 2008, Washington DC Open 2008, Armonk Spring 2008, Stetson Spring 2008, Denver Open 2008, Princeton Open 2008, Kearny Kardinal 2008, Virginia Open 2007, Pleasantville Fall 2007, WC 2007, US Open 2007, Captain's Cove 2007, Canadian Open 2007, Rutgers Spring 2007, Caltech Winter 2007, Rutgers Fall 2006, US Nationals 2006, Trumbull 2006, Rutgers Spring 2006, Caltech Winter 2006, Rutgers Fall 2005, WC 2005, Dutch Open 2005, Caltech Summer 2005, Mann 2005, Midwest 2005, Caltech Winter 2005, and WC 2003.

Organized 7, delegated 19 (+ 2 more next month and at least one in August)

Four competitions next month (Fort Lee 2009, Drexel Winter 2009, UPenn Spring 2009, Ohio Open 2009) and at least one in April (Motor City Open 2009).

I somewhat (but only a little) regret missing US Nationals 2004, but I could not go because I was in Africa.

I like to travel and cubing gives me an excuse to do that. :)
 
After Saturday:

7 - Organized/delegated 4 (MN Open 2007, MN Open 2008, WI Open 2008 (w/Jordan Rattner), Twin Cities 2009), and then 3 other ones (US Open 2007, US Open 2008, Newark Winter 2009).
 
14 so far, and I've already registered for five more.
Living in western Europe makes going to many competitions very easy:)
 
Er, let me count: US Open 07, Guangdong 07, Beijing 07, Beijing Spring 08, US Nationals 08, Shanghai 08, Guangdong 08, Beijing Fall 08, Nanjing 08, Beijing Spring 09.

Ten, really?

4.7 wins per competition, seems a little bit small.
 
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/statistics.php#11

Right now I am at Shelley - 1, but hopefully for me I will be at Shelley +1 in 10 days

Most fun were the really big competitions because of the travelling and the many competitors you meet there
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=BelgianOpen2006 (first)
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=Euro2006 (first really big one
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=USOpen2007 (Chicago (thanks Lori), New York, Niagra Falls))
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=PolishOpen2007 (best "small" tournament ever, including things like a marching band, cheerleaders, the mayor and very good results for FMC)
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=WC2007 (should be obvious why)
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=CzechOpen2008 (Misha + Erik)
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=USOpen2008 (Atlanta + Florida (I loved Miami Beach Jazz hostel))
http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=Euro2008 (travelling with Joel)

But I also love to go to smaller competitions with some friends and meet many more when you get there.
 
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