MIT Spring 2010

Tim Reynolds

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The MIT Rubik's Cube Club will be holding its second competition on March 6, 2010, in Cambridge, MA.

http://worldcubeassociation.org/results/c.php?i=MITSpring2010

3 rounds of 3x3, 2x2, and OH; 2 rounds of pyraminx and 4x4; FMC, and big cubes blind if people want to. The venue is great (in fact I've already booked it for our Fall competition!)

See you there!
 
I don't understand the logic of having FMC, 4x4BLD, and 5x5BLD, multiple rounds of 2x2, but not 3x3BLD. >_>

Whatever, the three rounds of OH allows me to finally not suck at it, so that's cool.
 
FMC, 4x4 BLD, and 5x5 BLD are easy to run. They really don't affect our time schedule at all. 4x4 BLD and 5x5 BLD are not very popular, so the number of people who want to do them will require little manpower. FMC will require one judge (who doesn't need to know how to do anything) for an hour, regardless of how much interest there is, plus a few minutes of my time after the round ends. Basically, we saw little reason not to offer any of them as they're so easy to run.

We have allotted 1 hour for three rounds of 2x2. That's how long it would probably take to do one round of 3x3 BLD. Unless we were to cut all of 2x2, we wouldn't have time to do 3x3 BLD. Part of our goal in this competition is to include MIT cubers more--most of whom are not very competitive and don't know how to do all the events that are usually run. So we're offering the "easiest" events, so 2x2 had to be included.

That's the logic.
 
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