Hungarian Open 2008

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The Hungarian Open will take place on the 25th and 26th of October this year.
(http://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=HungarianOpen2008)

It doesn't really have an english website (yet), but I can provide you with a hungarian one.

http://www.rubikstudio.hu/pages/ho2008.htm

You can find a table there with the schedule in it, I guess you can make it out with no knowledge of Hungarian whatsoever.

Any of you interested? I hope to see a lot of non-hungarian there :rolleyes:.

also, some of us are now battling to have pyraminx and FMC at the competition. hope we succeed :)
in the schedule:
Gyorskirakás - speedsolve
Egy-kezes kirakás - one-handed solve
Vakon kirakás - blindfolded solve
at the same time there will be a puzzle building competition, with own designed cubes.
also, the Rubik Studio provides 100-200 cubes for a mosaic-building competition ;)
 
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Shoot , We have the German Nationals that we organize , looks like a big event. I do not think any Dutch or Germans will attend ....most of them will be in Essen I guess and I do not think many Scandinavian cubers since Tampere Open 2008 is at 25 October. Why this date, Why
 
Manuel! Won't you come?! We are 2 of us with Clement for 5x5 bf. 6 people for 4x4 bf. And we have 2 hours for 5x5 bf 2 attempts and 90 mins for 4x4 bf 2 attempts.
Anybody from outside Europe?! Mike?!
 
Manuel! Won't you come?! We are 2 of us with Clement for 5x5 bf. 6 people for 4x4 bf. And we have 2 hours for 5x5 bf 2 attempts and 90 mins for 4x4 bf 2 attempts.
Anybody from outside Europe?! Mike?!

So sorry, István, I can barely afford to even drive to nearby competitions these days, much less fly to Europe. I hope things are financially better someday so I can get to a competition there, but it doesn't look like it will be any time soon. :(
 
Manuel! Won't you come?! We are 2 of us with Clement for 5x5 bf. 6 people for 4x4 bf. And we have 2 hours for 5x5 bf 2 attempts and 90 mins for 4x4 bf 2 attempts.
Anybody from outside Europe?! Mike?!

So sorry, István, I can barely afford to even drive to nearby competitions these days, much less fly to Europe. I hope things are financially better someday so I can get to a competition there, but it doesn't look like it will be any time soon. :(
What if you wouldn't do all that weekly competition solves and worked a day extra :p
 
What if he'd just do them in public and somehow get paid for it? Like attracting people to some store/company? Plus it'd be better practice for competitions.
 
What if he'd just do them in public and somehow get paid for it? Like attracting people to some store/company? Plus it'd be better practice for competitions.

If you know a store/company that does that, I am willing to move and become a professional speedcuber ;)

But if Mike would do it, it would also mean he would have to hire a security guy to protect his cubes from theft while he is doing all those blindfolded solves
 
The results are now posted on speedcubing.com.

Lots of good results.... my observations from looking at the results:
-There were 108 competitors in the 3x3 first round...wow.
-51 competitors in 4x4 first round.
-Milán had another sub-10 3x3 (9.93)
-Milán lost the 5x5 by .09 seconds.
-Milán had a 2.09 2x2 single for NR.
-István Kocza had successful 4x4 and 5x5 BLD attempts.

Congrats guys.
 
Yay, I beat Arnaud's best 5x5 average :P. Not the single one yet though...but it was a matter of hundredths :P. Look out, Arnaud! :P

78 Arnaud van Galen 2:02.96 Netherlands Euro 2008
79 Gábor Schmíz 2:03.03 Hungary Hungarian Open 2008

:DDD



58 Gábor Schmíz 2:06.39 Hungary Hungarian Open 2008 2:04.63 2:29.94 2:05.59 2:03.03 2:08.94
67 Arnaud van Galen 2:08.29 Netherlands Euro 2008 2:08.86 2:09.47 2:02.96 2:06.53 2:26.16
 
Yay, I beat Arnaud's best 5x5 average :P. Not the single one yet though...but it was a matter of hundredths :P. Look out, Arnaud! :P

78 Arnaud van Galen 2:02.96 Netherlands Euro 2008
79 Gábor Schmíz 2:03.03 Hungary Hungarian Open 2008

:DDD



58 Gábor Schmíz 2:06.39 Hungary Hungarian Open 2008 2:04.63 2:29.94 2:05.59 2:03.03 2:08.94
67 Arnaud van Galen 2:08.29 Netherlands Euro 2008 2:08.86 2:09.47 2:02.96 2:06.53 2:26.16

And I thought that getting a 2:08 average without (ever) getting a sub 2 single was uncommon. Your average and single are "almost the same" which makes for very consistent solves.

Just after Euro 2008 I got my first and second sub 2 singles, but I never improved that average and lately my averages is getting REALLY bad (from 2:10 to 2:20 all the way up to 2:30 last weekly). I hope I can get it down to 2:06.38 next weekend/weekly ;)
 
Don't forget Lyon 2007 Arnaud. ;)

Rama Temmink Netherlands 2:00.71 3:12.66 2:01.91 2:06.19 2:00.51 = 2:02.94 avg.

I didn't forget. That was the tournament I beat everyone (including Edouard) on 2x2x2 ;)
That was also a crazy consistent average and indeed no sub 2, but I think you did have sub 2 solves before that (unofficially)
 
Don't forget Lyon 2007 Arnaud. ;)

Rama Temmink Netherlands 2:00.71 3:12.66 2:01.91 2:06.19 2:00.51 = 2:02.94 avg.

I didn't forget. That was the tournament I beat everyone (including Edouard) on 2x2x2 ;)
That was also a crazy consistent average and indeed no sub 2, but I think you did have sub 2 solves before that (unofficially)

For the weekly competition 2009-08-27 I did 128,98 sec average, wich was immediatly my PB average by a lot of seconds. :)

anyway, great results and I see Milán is under the sub 21 barrier with OH again. :)
 
I have some unofficial sub2 solves, too, of course...I only got the first one of them the day before the competition though. The best one is 1:51 and then a 1:53, a 1:57, a 1:58 and 2 or 3 1:59....but I couldn't get a sub2 time at HO no matter how hard I tried :(. Hopefully that will change at the next competition I'll be attending, I'm uncertain which one it's going to be though...French Open, most probably.

Anyway, you're a good competition when it comes to 5x5, Arnaud. :)
 
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