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Odd WCA stats/ Stats request Thread
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mycube
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Note: There are all only in finals, not in every round.
| Name | Fourth Places |
| Erik Akkersdijk | 100 |
| Sébastien Auroux | 99 |
| Dániel Varga | 92 |
| Jan Bentlage | 88 |
| François Courtès | 86 |
| Tim Reynolds | 82 |
| Clément Gallet | 77 |
| Bence Barát | 77 |
| Arnaud van Galen | 74 |
| Rafael Werneck Cinoto | 67 |
| Daniel Sheppard | 59 |
| Cornelius Dieckmann | 58 |
| Fabio Bini Graciose | 54 |
| Wojciech Szatanowski | 54 |
| Lorenzo Vigani Poli | 53 |
| Alexander Olleta del Molino | 51 |
| Ivan Zabrodin | 51 |
| Olivér Perge | 50 |
| John Brechon | 49 |
| Henrik Buus Aagaard | 49 |
| Hunor Bózsing | 48 |
| Wojciech Knott | 48 |
| Ihor Bilchenko (Ігор Більченко) | 48 |
| Javier Tirado Ortiz | 48 |
| Yinghao Wang (王鹰豪) | 46 |
| Joey Gouly | 46 |
| Hippolyte Moreau | 45 |
| Nobuaki Suga (菅信昭) | 44 |
| Maarten Smit | 44 |
| Gonzalo Orellana Barrasa | 43 |
| Robert Yau | 43 |
| Mats Valk | 43 |
| Gunnar Krig | 42 |
| Bob Burton | 42 |
| Michał Pleskowicz | 42 |
| Matic Omulec | 41 |
| Ron van Bruchem | 41 |
| Yuhei Takagi (高木佑平) | 40 |
| Nathan Dwyer | 40 |
| Marcin Jakubowski | 39 |
| Oscar Alberto Ceballos Contreras | 38 |
| Edward Lin | 38 |
| Artem Melikian (Артем Мелікян) | 38 |
| Simon Westlund | 37 |
| Wilhelm Kilders | 37 |
| Dan Cohen | 37 |
| Walker Welch | 36 |
| Michał Halczuk | 36 |
| Christopher Olson | 36 |
| Corey Sakowski | 36 |
| Evan Liu | 36 |
| Philippe Virouleau | 33 |
| Wataru Hashimura (端村航) | 33 |
| Milán Baticz | 33 |
| Jakub Kipa | 33 |
| Lars Vandenbergh | 33 |
| Marco Rota | 32 |
| Niko Ronkainen | 31 |
| Callum Hales-Jepp | 31 |
| Marcin Zalewski | 31 |
| Piotr Kózka | 31 |
| Mariano D'Imperio | 31 |
| Blake Thompson | 31 |
| Chia-Wei Lu (呂家維) | 31 |
| Takayuki Ookusa (大艸尊之) | 30 |
| Frank Severinsen | 30 |
| Jakub Wolniewicz | 30 |
| Pablo Nicolás Oshiro Mondoñedo | 30 |
| Dan Dzoan | 30 |
| Kit Clement | 30 |
| Jure Gregorc | 30 |
| Sinpei Araki (荒木慎平) | 30 |
| Jules Desjardin | 29 |
| Andreas Pohl | 29 |
| Filippo Brancaleoni | 29 |
| Stephen Adhisaputra | 29 |
| Weixing Zhang (张炜星) | 29 |
| Jong-Ho Jeong (정종호) | 29 |
| Tomasz Żołnowski | 29 |
| Björn Korbanka | 29 |
| Allyson Dias de Lima | 28 |
| Daniel Gracia Ortiz | 28 |
| Anders Berggren | 28 |
| Riley Woo | 28 |
| Yi-Fan Wu (吳亦凡) | 28 |
| Jeremy Fleischman | 28 |
| Syuhei Omura (大村周平) | 28 |
| Jonathan Midjord Shapira | 28 |
| Thompson Clarke | 28 |
| James Hildreth | 28 |
| Antoine Piau | 28 |
| Ting Sheng Bao Yang | 28 |
| Renan Mondini Cerpe | 27 |
| Shivam Bansal | 27 |
| Nathaniel Berg | 27 |
| Oscar Roth Andersen | 27 |
| Jhon Edinson Arias Parra | 27 |
| Leon Schmidtchen | 27 |
| Alberto Pérez de Rada Fiol | 27 |
| Mitsuki Gunji (郡司光貴) | 27 |
| Vladislav Kaminskiy | 27 |
| Valentin Hoffmann | 27 |
Code:
SELECT personName, COUNT(pos) as fourth, roundId
FROM Results
WHERE pos = 4 AND roundId = 'f'
GROUP BY personName
ORDER BY fourth DESC
LIMIT 100
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Hssandwich
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Is there anyone who has a faster 4BLD success than 3BLD success? How about 5BLD faster than 4BLD, or even 5BLD faster than 3BLD?
Cale S
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I remember a time when there were 2 people with better 5BLD than 4BLD, and later I got a 5BLD success half a year before a 4BLD success. I actually got a 5BLD success before a 3BLD success, but they both happened at the same comp
AndyK
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Please stop me if you've heard this one, but I'd love to see some sort of 'dominance' statistic and figure out how one's dominance ranks in history. For example, we've got this statistic on WCA showing that Feliks now has 50 of the current top 3x3 averages. Looking deeper, he's also got all of this (the number given is # of results in the top 100):
3x3OH: 19 singles/22 averages
4x4: 40 singles/41 averages
5x5: 73 singles/46 averages
6x6: 37 singles/21 averages
7x7: 28 singles/18 averages
This is a remarkable feat and I wish there was a way to quantify it. If this was all quantified into a "dominance number" then we could look back through the years and figure out who was best relative to current competition and by how much. Looking years down the road, world records are going to come and go based on new algs and new hardware (and better cubers), but dominance lasts much longer and is perhaps a better metric.
Any thoughts?
3x3OH: 19 singles/22 averages
4x4: 40 singles/41 averages
5x5: 73 singles/46 averages
6x6: 37 singles/21 averages
7x7: 28 singles/18 averages
This is a remarkable feat and I wish there was a way to quantify it. If this was all quantified into a "dominance number" then we could look back through the years and figure out who was best relative to current competition and by how much. Looking years down the road, world records are going to come and go based on new algs and new hardware (and better cubers), but dominance lasts much longer and is perhaps a better metric.
Any thoughts?
Ollie
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EDIT: Got a bit carried away and focused a bit too much on the current top results rather than a historical measure. Ah well, it was a fun thing to calculate. 
Had a quick go, using the number of top 100/1000 results as a "dominance score".
So in a top 100, WR gets 100 points, while 100th place gets 1 point.
https://github.com/olfrost/WCADominance - there is some R code and some CSVs with the results for top 100/1000 for singles, averages and then the two combined.
Top 10 Dominance scores for 2x2x2 singles
Top 10 Dominance scores for 2x2x2 averages
Top 10 Dominance scores for 3x3x3 singles
Top 10 Dominance scores for 3x3x3 averages
Total dominance (single and average scores combined for all events)
Just a very rough example, not really anything serious.
Had a quick go, using the number of top 100/1000 results as a "dominance score".
dominance score = Σ((n + 1) - result rank)
where n = the number of people in your top N that you are examining.
where n = the number of people in your top N that you are examining.
So in a top 100, WR gets 100 points, while 100th place gets 1 point.
https://github.com/olfrost/WCADominance - there is some R code and some CSVs with the results for top 100/1000 for singles, averages and then the two combined.
Top 10 Dominance scores for 2x2x2 singles
Code:
[B]personId[/B] [B]eventId[/B] [B]DominanceScore[/B]
2009ZEMD01 222 305.5
2009OLSO01 222 236
2013JOHN10 222 130
2014CZAP01 222 100
2014RZEW01 222 99
2007VALK01 222 98
2011SBAH01 222 96.5
2015LARS04 222 96.5
2015CHEN56 222 95
2014OMIA01 222 94Top 10 Dominance scores for 2x2x2 averages
Code:
[B]personId[/B] [B]eventId[/B] [B]DominanceScore[/B]
2011ETTE01 222 1473.5
2011SBAH01 222 543.5
2012MCNE01 222 507.5
2009OLSO01 222 423.5
2012PATE01 222 360.5
2013GERH01 222 210.5
2012WICH01 222 207.5
2014CZAP01 222 164.5
2012PANJ02 222 157.5
2010WANG07 222 145.5Top 10 Dominance scores for 3x3x3 singles
Code:
[B]personId[/B] [B]eventId[/B] [B]DominanceScore[/B]
2009ZEMD01 333 1652.5
2011ETTE01 333 425
2007VALK01 333 390
2012COST01 333 251.5
2010BURN01 333 233
2012PONC02 333 183.5
2010BRAD01 333 177.5
2012ELLI01 333 172.5
2009PLES01 333 158.5
2009DIEC01 333 145.5Top 10 Dominance scores for 3x3x3 averages
Code:
[B]personId[/B] [B]eventId[/B] [B]DominanceScore[/B]
2009ZEMD01 333 3170.5
2007VALK01 333 381.5
2011ETTE01 333 324.5
2013NAHM01 333 284
2010WEYE02 333 177
2010WEYE01 333 153.5
2009PLES01 333 131.5
2010WANG68 333 123.5
2012PONC02 333 104.5
2011LAUA01 333 53Total dominance (single and average scores combined for all events)
Code:
personId DominanceScore
2009ZEMD01 22849
2009HAYS01 6065
2010KIPA01 5034
2013LINK01 4544.5
2010WEYE02 4251
2011KOWA01 4019
2010BRAD01 3568
2013HUAN30 3512.5
2012CAMP03 3222
2011KNOT01 2835
Code:
#### Author: Ollie Frost
#### Description: Calculate a 'dominance' score for the number of averages and singles in the top 100 results.
# Test if the packages are installed. If not, install them.
pkgs <- c("data.table","dplyr","sqldf")
installs <- pkgs[!(pkgs %in% installed.packages()[,"Package"])]
if(length(installs) > 0){install.packages(pkgs)}
library(data.table)
library(dplyr)
library(sqldf)
# 1. Decide how many results to base the result on. -----------------------
topResults <- 1000
# Load the data from wherever you decided to put your TSV files.
wcaResults <- fread("WCA_export_Results.tsv", select = c("personId", "best", "eventId", "average")) # Select relevant columns to save memory.
wcaResults <- wcaResults[wcaResults$best >= 0, ] # Remove DNFs and DNSs.
wcaResults <- subset(wcaResults, !(wcaResults$eventId) %in% c("magic","mmagic","333mbo")) # Remove old events.
# Give every result in the data table a rank, split by event.
## Start with singles
wcaRanksSingle <- wcaResults[, resultRank:= rank(best), by = "eventId"]
wcaRanksSingle <- wcaRanksSingle[wcaRanksSingle$resultRank <= topResults, ]
## Repeat for averages, removing "average = 0".
wcaRanksAverage <- wcaResults[wcaResults$average > 0, ]
wcaRanksAverage <- wcaRanksAverage[, resultRank:= rank(average), by = "eventId"]
wcaRanksAverage <- wcaRanksAverage[wcaRanksAverage$resultRank <= topResults, ]
## Memory control.
rm(wcaResults)
gc() # Not really required, but fun.
# Generate a score for each competitor in the top 100 applying a score per result rank.
# NB: Result 1 gets 100 points. Result 100 gets 1 point. Meh.
wcaRanksSingle$RankScore <- (topResults + 1) - wcaRanksSingle$resultRank
wcaRanksAverage$RankScore <- (topResults + 1) - wcaRanksAverage$resultRank
singleResult <- sqldf(
"SELECT personId, eventId, SUM(RankScore) as DominanceScore
FROM wcaRanksSingle
GROUP BY personId, eventId
ORDER BY eventId, DominanceScore DESC")
averageResult <- sqldf(
"SELECT personId, eventId, SUM(RankScore) as DominanceScore
FROM wcaRanksAverage
GROUP BY personId, eventId
ORDER BY eventId, DominanceScore DESC")
# Do a combined score.
totalDominance <- rbind(singleResult, averageResult)
totalDominanceResult <- sqldf(
"SELECT personId, SUM(DominanceScore) as DominanceScore
FROM totalDominance
GROUP BY personId
ORDER BY DominanceScore DESC
LIMIT 100"
)
# Write CSVs
write.csv(singleResult, paste0("SingleDominance", topResults, ".csv"), row.names = F)
write.csv(singleResult, paste0("AverageDominance", topResults, ".csv"), row.names = F)
write.csv(singleResult, paste0("TotalDominance", topResults, ".csv"), row.names = F)Just a very rough example, not really anything serious.
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guysensei1
Legend
How long does a WR last on average before being beaten (either by the holder or someone else)? What about CRs or NRs?
AndyK
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This is totally awesome. Thanks! This has gotta become an official statistic. Anybody know the guy who runs http://wcadb.net?
I can't mess with the source code myself, so what about subdivisions of the Total Dominance measure by Main Events, Big Cubes, Blindfolded, non-square cubes, etc? Maybe leaving out feet and clock (not to start a flame war or something). It'd be like KinchRanks subdivisions here: http://wcadb.net/kinchranks.php?kinch=bld®ion=World&gender=all&show=100
<flame war>
Lid
Veteran
Longest time to get to sub 10 average in 3x3x3, idea from RobertY
1st=time of first sub10 avg
best=current PB
Code:
# WCAID days 1st best Name/First comp/First sub10 comp
1 2005FLEI01 3717 997 985 Jeremy Fleischman, USA CaltechSpring2005 2005 4 16 DanishOpen2015 2015 6 20
2 2006TSAI03 3275 974 963 Yueh-Lin Tsai (蔡岳霖), Taiwan Taiwan2006 2006 7 23 TaiwanOpen2015 2015 7 11
3 2007WONG02 3081 965 965 Tim Wong, USA CaltechSpring2007 2007 5 5 IrvineFall2015 2015 10 11
4 2008LIMS01 3010 983 983 Simon Lim, Philippines PhilippinesOpen2008 2008 7 5 AsianChampionship2016 2016 10 1
5 2008BYEO01 2946 979 979 Yu Byeong-Seon (유병선), Korea KCAKoreaOpen2008 2008 1 20 ValentineinDaegu2016 2016 2 13
6 2008KINN01 2918 966 966 Rowan Kinneavy, United Kingdom UKOpen2008 2008 11 8 UKChampionship2016 2016 11 4
7 2008WONE01 2905 987 987 David Woner, USA DrexelFall2008 2008 11 15 LawrenceFall2016 2016 10 29
8 2006BARL01 2884 997 997 Thom Barlow, United Kingdom UKOpen2006 2006 11 18 CuthbertsOpen2014 2014 10 11
9 2008WUKU01 2849 962 962 Kuo-Hau Wu (吳國豪), Taiwan TaiwanSummerOpen2008 2008 7 13 TaichungCubeOpen2016 2016 5 1
10 2008YUDA01 2837 988 969 Yu Da-Hyun (유다현), Korea Suwon2008 2008 8 15 CubeIsGood2016 2016 5 22
11 2008HASH02 2780 980 980 Wataru Hashimura (端村航), Japan KanazawaOpen2008 2008 12 20 JRCAKansaiSummer2016 2016 7 31
12 2009ALFA01 2778 941 909 Jay Benedict Alfaras, Philippines SingaporeOpen2009 2009 2 28 PhilippineChampionship2016 2016 10 7
13 2008LINH01 2758 994 932 Hao-Zheng Lin (林浩正), Taiwan TaiwanSummerOpen2008 2008 7 13 HsinchuWinterOpen2016 2016 1 31
14 2008ZHAN06 2712 980 911 Haixu Zhang (张海旭), China GuangdongOpen2008 2008 10 1 Guangzhou3x3Days2016 2016 3 5
15 2009BOUR01 2596 991 991 Ian Bourn, USA HorizonsOpen2009 2009 6 20 USNationals2016 2016 7 29
16 2006HALC01 2569 983 969 Michał Halczuk, Poland PolishOpen2006 2006 9 16 SLSJastrzebie2013 2013 9 28
17 2007LUCH01 2569 978 970 Chia-Wei Lu (呂家維), Taiwan PhilippinesOpen2007 2007 8 25 BerkeleySummer2014 2014 9 6
18 2005FERN01 2555 966 943 Ravi Fernando, USA Midwest2005 2005 1 29 BerkeleyWinter2012 2012 1 28
19 2008UENO01 2554 982 977 Shuto Ueno (上野柊斗), Japan KashiwaOpen2008 2008 5 5 JapanContestSpring2015 2015 5 3
20 2009LAIY01 2436 971 969 Yan-Hung Lai (賴彥宏), Taiwan TaiwanSpringOpen2009 2009 5 31 HsinchuWinterOpen2016 2016 1 31
21 2009SATO02 2402 982 946 Shinichiro Sato (佐藤真一郎), Japan OsakaOpen2009 2009 3 28 JRCAKansaiFall2015 2015 10 25
22 2010OMUL02 2394 991 991 Matic Omulec, Slovenia SlovenianOpen2010 2010 4 24 LjubljanaOpen2016 2016 11 12
23 2008SIMO01 2366 993 977 Riccardo Simone, Italy ItalianOpen2008 2008 6 21 PoliMiItalianOpen2014 2014 12 13
24 2009LIUE01 2352 995 955 Evan Liu, USA CumberlandValley2009 2009 5 30 UKChampionship2015 2015 11 7
25 2007ADSU01 2295 997 919 Justin Adsuara, USA BerkeleySpring2007 2007 4 14 WC2013 2013 7 26
26 2008PIAU01 2260 924 924 Antoine Piau, France NantesOpen2008 2008 5 31 Euro2014 2014 8 8
27 2009CYRK01 2239 981 941 Tomasz Cyrklaff, Poland GdanskOpen2009 2009 8 22 PolishChampionship2015 2015 10 9
28 2009AZIZ02 2211 957 936 Muhammad Hariz bin Azizan, Malaysia MalaysianOpen2009 2009 11 28 MalaysianCubeOpen2015 2015 12 18
29 2010JINY02 2211 996 962 Yan Jin (金岩), China XianSpring2010 2010 4 4 ShenyangOpen2016 2016 4 23
30 2010FUEN01 2205 997 939 Leopoldo Andrés Ibarra Fuentes, Chile ChileOpen2010 2010 1 9 CampeonatoChilenodeVerano2016 2016 1 23
31 2009SALA01 2197 966 891 Jorge Leonardo Sánchez Salazar, Mexico PueblaOpen2009 2009 7 11 WC2015 2015 7 17
32 2007WOOR01 2162 984 882 Riley Woo, USA CaltechSummer2007 2007 8 25 WC2013 2013 7 26
33 2010ALFA03 2150 976 976 Eyal Alfasi, Israel IsraelOpen2010 2010 9 27 IsraelChampionship2016 2016 8 16
34 2010GOLD01 2149 970 970 Zach Goldman, USA LibertyScience2010 2010 12 18 PhillipsExeterCubeDay2016 2016 11 5
35 2007ALIW01 2142 985 985 Waris Ali, USA VirginiaOpen2007 2007 11 24 Cubetcha2013 2013 10 5
36 2008CHUC02 2114 996 871 Che-Ting Chu (朱哲廷), Taiwan TaiwanSummerOpen2008 2008 7 13 HsinchuSpringOpen2014 2014 4 27
37 2010VILL03 2079 959 952 Robbie Villarica, Philippines PhilippinesOpen2010 2010 9 18 MetroSpeedcubingOpen2016 2016 5 28
38 2008CRAW01 2072 999 949 Simon Crawford, United Kingdom UKOpen2008 2008 11 8 WelcomeToCambridge2014 2014 7 12
39 2005BATI01 2064 962 868 Milán Baticz, Hungary Hungary2005 2005 11 19 CzechOpen2011 2011 7 15
40 2008BARA01 2058 965 951 Bence Barát, Hungary DutchMasters2008 2008 8 23 SlovenianOpen2014 2014 4 12
41 2010KADD01 2017 924 924 Abdelhak Kaddour, France France2010 2010 4 9 DYCOpen2015 2015 10 17
42 2006GUNJ01 2016 978 918 Mitsuki Gunji (郡司光貴), Japan TokyoOpen2006 2006 7 30 Tsukuba2012 2012 2 5
43 2010HULL01 2016 972 972 Katie Hull, USA Marietta2010 2010 7 31 PeachStateWinter2016 2016 2 6
44 2011BOGA01 2016 986 986 Anders Bogan, USA CaltechWinter2011 2011 2 12 NiseiWeek2016 2016 8 20
45 2006TSAO01 1967 939 927 Andy Tsao, USA Berkeley2006 2006 11 18 HarvardSpring2012 2012 4 7
46 2010KORO01 1933 969 969 Alex Koroglu, USA USNationals2010 2010 8 6 ManhassetFall2015 2015 11 21
47 2010YIDA01 1911 981 817 Dana Yi, USA PrincetonFall2010 2010 11 6 SlowNSteadyWinter2016 2016 1 30
48 2011FANG02 1904 954 954 Shujie Fang (方述杰), China XiamenOpen2011 2011 7 16 AsianChampionship2016 2016 10 1
49 2011WANG30 1904 990 990 Jingzheng Wang (王景正), China XiamenOpen2011 2011 7 16 AsianChampionship2016 2016 10 1
50 2007OMUR01 1897 963 963 Syuhei Omura (大村周平), Japan MachidaOpen2007 2007 1 28 MatsudoSpring2012 2012 4 8
51 2011VERV01 1892 972 937 Bruno Vervoort, Belgium AachenOpen2011 2011 1 14 TulipOpen2016 2016 3 20
52 2010MIAZ01 1868 984 984 Filip Miazek, Poland PolishNationals2010 2010 8 28 PolishChampionship2015 2015 10 9
53 2011CAST02 1855 931 931 Michael Andres Castillo Lemus, Colombia ColombiaMetodoGenius2011 2011 5 28 TorneoRubikAventura2016 2016 6 25
54 2011SELZ01 1855 981 973 Dan Selzer, USA NewarkH2H2011 2011 3 19 ManhassetSpring2016 2016 4 16
55 2009IOVA01 1849 995 904 Massimiliano Iovane, Italy ItalianOpen2009 2009 2 14 SmallCubingItaly2014 2014 3 9
56 2011REED01 1848 967 925 Austin Reed, USA CaltechWinter2011 2011 2 12 AZCubingWinter2016 2016 3 5
57 2011SALG01 1834 974 974 Daniel Cano Salgado, Colombia ColombiaMetodoGenius2011 2011 5 28 TorneoCosmocentro2016 2016 6 4
58 2008KELL02 1820 966 932 Everett Kelly, USA CaltechFall2008 2008 11 22 CaltechFall2013 2013 11 16
59 2011MATA01 1806 996 996 Jorge Castillo Matas, Spain MurciaOpen2011 2011 3 5 MolinaOpen2016 2016 2 13
60 2005ZOLN01 1791 987 906 Tomasz Żołnowski, Poland PolishOpen2005 2005 9 18 EastGermanOpen2010 2010 8 14
61 2011SVEN02 1785 980 980 Johan Svensson, Sweden SwedishCubedays2011 2011 11 26 AFSwedishCubeOpen2016 2016 10 15
62 2011JIAN15 1771 979 979 Xiaojie Jiang (蒋孝杰), China ShanghaiPortOpen2011 2011 11 26 AsianChampionship2016 2016 10 1
63 2009WHIT01 1729 990 984 Ben Whitmore, United Kingdom UKMasters2009 2009 7 11 WelwynGardenCity2014 2014 4 5
64 2011BANS02 1721 986 986 Shivam Bansal, India ShaastraOpen2011 2011 10 1 SCMU2016 2016 6 17
65 2011IRIF01 1716 960 951 Asato Irifune (入船朝斗), Japan HokurikuEve2011 2011 12 24 TachikawaOpen2016 2016 9 4
66 2009BRZE01 1714 995 988 Kalina Jakubowska, Poland SilesiaOpen2009 2009 11 28 Euro2014 2014 8 8
67 2005AKKE01 1701 989 879 Erik Akkersdijk, Netherlands Netherlands2005 2005 10 29 AlaniaOpen2010 2010 6 26
68 2010WANG11 1700 968 968 Jiaxi Wang (王嘉熙), China ShanghaiWinter2010 2010 2 7 SebraOpen2014 2014 10 4
69 2006TABU02 1679 982 825 Yumu Tabuchi (田渕雄夢), Japan Osaka2006 2006 3 5 AsianChampionship2010 2010 10 9
70 2010CHEN20 1672 985 845 Lin Chen (陈霖), China HenanOpen2010 2010 5 2 HangzhouWinterOpen2014 2014 11 29
71 2011CAOS01 1663 992 922 Sheng Cao (曹晟), China ShenYangOpen2011 2011 10 4 ShenyangOpen2016 2016 4 23
72 2012HALE01 1652 943 943 Callum Hales-Jepp, United Kingdom RapidashOpen2012 2012 4 14 KjellerOpen2016 2016 10 22
73 2011ALVI01 1652 944 944 Wilson Alvis, Indonesia MedanOpen2011 2011 3 5 BerkeleySummer2015 2015 9 12
74 2009OLSO01 1638 950 868 Christopher Olson, USA TwinCities2009 2009 2 28 Indiana2013 2013 8 24
75 2009JUNY01 1638 948 948 Howard Wong Jun Yen (黄俊仁), Malaysia SingaporeOpen2009 2009 2 28 GuildfordOpen2013 2013 8 24
76 2009KORB01 1632 993 993 Björn Korbanka, Germany WC2009 2009 10 9 SwissOpen2014 2014 3 29
77 2012PERR01 1624 927 927 Nate Perry, USA KansasCubeOff2012 2012 5 19 LawrenceFall2016 2016 10 29
78 2011HETC01 1624 936 936 Patrick Hetco, Germany MunichOpen2011 2011 11 26 HessenOpen2016 2016 5 7
79 2008JONG03 1623 949 827 Jong-Ho Jeong (정종호), Korea Cheonan2008 2008 7 27 KoreanStyle2013 2013 1 5
80 2011ULIN01 1617 964 964 Joel Ulin, Sweden SwedishChampionship2011 2011 9 17 NykopingCubeDay2016 2016 2 20
81 2011CAST01 1604 932 848 Swann Castel, France France2011 2011 4 22 ChampagneOpen2015 2015 9 12
82 2008CLAR01 1603 922 894 Thompson Clarke, Canada TorontoOpenFall2008 2008 11 1 MontrealOpen2013 2013 3 23
83 2010LANE02 1596 991 864 Mitchell Lane, USA BerkeleySummer2010 2010 7 11 BerkeleyFall2014 2014 11 23
84 2009BOZS01 1590 972 851 Hunor Bózsing, Hungary HungarianOpen2009 2009 10 16 SLSGliwice2014 2014 2 22
85 2007LIME01 1554 986 870 Eric Limeback, Canada CanadianOpen2007 2007 5 19 CanadianOpen2011 2011 8 20
86 2007CHAN07 1546 935 901 Harris Chan, Canada CanadianOpen2007 2007 5 19 USNationals2011 2011 8 12
87 2012UTAM01 1539 997 997 Rizki Akbari Utama, Indonesia BandungOpen2012 2012 5 26 IndonesianChampionship2016 2016 8 12
88 2012BUBE01 1519 998 949 Reto Bubendorf, Switzerland SerbianOpen2012 2012 5 12 BelfortOpen2016 2016 7 9
89 2011AKIV01 1519 962 962 Evgeny Akivis, Russia MNWOpen2011 2011 7 23 MoscowSouthWestOpen2015 2015 9 19
90 2012CHEN28 1518 985 963 Yifei Chen (陈奕霏), China GuiyangOpen2012 2012 8 5 AsianChampionship2016 2016 10 1
91 2011CHEN03 1513 990 990 Guan Ying Chen (陳冠穎), Taiwan TaiwanWinterOpen2011 2011 2 12 MaruCubeKidsDay2015 2015 4 5
92 2012HUGH01 1510 955 955 Dylan Hughlett, USA GroovikSeattle2012 2012 6 10 USNationals2016 2016 7 29
93 2012SEVE01 1484 967 964 Ainesh Sevellaraja, Malaysia CyberOpen2012 2012 4 7 NorthLondonOpen2016 2016 4 30
94 2007NAKA03 1483 996 879 Yu Nakajima (中島悠), Japan JapanOpen2007 2007 7 28 CubeCampKanazawa2011 2011 8 19
95 2010SCHI01 1470 995 860 Reinier Schippers, Netherlands DusseldorfOpen2010 2010 7 24 N8W8Summer2014 2014 8 2
96 2011NARA02 1470 943 922 Bhargav Narasimhan, India BangaloreOpen2011 2011 8 20 BrainStudioCubeOpen2015 2015 8 29
97 2009STIF01 1470 961 935 Harald Stiff, Sweden SwedishOpen2009 2009 9 5 SwedishChampionship2013 2013 9 14
98 2007ESPI01 1463 998 900 Phillip Espinoza, USA SanDiego2007 2007 5 26 SanDiego2011 2011 5 28
99 2011GOTT03 1463 944 944 Josué Dell'Orto Gottardi, Brazil SESCSantos2011 2011 7 15 WC2015 2015 7 17best=current PB
tx789
Veteran
An interesting stat I'd like to see is one where you add together the amount of time each individual WR some one as had together. I'd also like to see the same thing done for CRs and NR.
Also with this you could also rank by the ratio of how long they have been completing conpared to this vaule.
Also with this you could also rank by the ratio of how long they have been completing conpared to this vaule.
cuberkid10
Veteran
2016 days... IT TOOK ME 2016 DAYS
Also, got my first official sub-10 in 2016.... coincidence?scylla
Regular
how about the most dnf's between 2 succesful blindfolded attempts of a person?
shadowslice e
Legend
Slowest people to have no nemesises?
shadowslice e
Legend
lowest kinchranked people or just straight sum of ranks people who have no nemesises
FJT97
Veteran
What about females getting NRs, Crs, Wrs?
I just heard of Berta Garcia getting NR in multibld. Never of another woman competing on that Level in Multi.
I just heard of Berta Garcia getting NR in multibld. Never of another woman competing on that Level in Multi.
Berd
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There's a Japanese lady who is good at MBLD.
Cale S
Veteran
Liliya Kamaltdinova got Russian 3BLD NR
Isaac Lai
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wcadb.net allows you to sort rankings and records by gender.
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