Are there formulas for estimating how much time to allocate for an event based on the number of timers you have?
For example: If I have six timers and 30 competitors, how long will it take to do the 3x3 event? How long will it take to do the 4x4 event, etc.
Depends on how fast your competitors are. Normally it would be around 20 seconds, plus up to 15 seconds for inspection, plus extra time like the people walking over to their station. You just have to figure it out. 1 minute per attempt * 30 competitors * 5 attempts per competitor / 6 = 25 minutes, and since that won't be exact, and there may be other delays, give it 30-40 minutes to be safe. (note that I haven't ever organized a competition and I'm just going from how competitions I've been to are organized.)
Are there formulas for estimating how much time to allocate for an event based on the number of timers you have?
For example: If I have six timers and 30 competitors, how long will it take to do the 3x3 event? How long will it take to do the 4x4 event, etc.
Hi yall i took part in a competiton in may and the results still haven't been posted to WCA's site? kevin hays set the 7x7wr avg
Clock n stuff 2015
Thanks
-CubeWhiz
As soon as possible. It depends on when the delegate has the time to submit them.
At BASC competitions, we make our schedules using (an adaptation of) the Expected Time Calculator that is hidden away on each CubingUSA competition's webpage.Are there formulas for estimating how much time to allocate for an event based on the number of timers you have?
For example: If I have six timers and 30 competitors, how long will it take to do the 3x3 event? How long will it take to do the 4x4 event, etc.
Can a competitor choose to change his/her judge in an X event?
If the answer is yes, can that competitor choose a specific judge, or is the judge chosen by someone else?
Yes. All stickers on each side must be the same shade.Would it be illegal to sticker my f2l edges a brighter(or darker) shade than the rest of my cube?
One: no penaltyWhat is the penalty for a fallen out centre cap at the end of the solve? For two?