Singapore Open 2013

Hi all,

Sorry to keep you all waiting. Here are the details:

Singapore Open 2013
Date & Time:
23 February 2013 (Saturday) 8.30am to 6.30pm

Registration details:

On-line Registration:
First Event:$6
Additional Events: $2 each, till a maximum of $10.

Walk-In Registration:
First Event: $9
Additional Events: $2 each, till a maximum of $13.

Location:
National University of Singapore
Facuty of Science LT31
Block S16 Level 3
6 Science Drive 2
Singapore 117546

Event Format and schedule
0845 Registration
0900 Briefing for all participants /Rules & regulations /Video about timer
0915 Rubik's Cube Preliminaries Average of 5 2 minutes
1045 2x2x2 Preliminaries Average of 5 30 seconds
1115 4x4x4 Preliminaries Average of 5 2 minutes
1235 5x5x5 Preliminaries Average of 5 3 minutes
1405 One-handed Preliminaries Average of 5 1.5 minutes
1455 Pyraminx Preliminaries Average of 5 2 minutes
1525 Rubik’s Cube Semi-Final Average of 5 1 minute
1555 2x2x2 Final Average of 5 30 seconds
1605 BlindFolded Final Best of 3 10 minutes
1655 4x4x4 Final Average of 5 2 minutes
1705 5x5x5 Final Average of 5 3 minutes
1725 One-handed Final Average of 5 1 minute
1735 Pyraminx Final Average of 5 1 minute
1745 Rubik's Cube Final Average of 5 30 seconds
1815 Tabulation of Results & Video
1830 Prize Presentation Ceremony

Prizes for the competition:
Open Category
Cash prizes:
For Rubik's Cube event:
1st: $200
2nd: $150
3rd: $100
For the other events:
1st: $100

The formats and the number of participants advancing for each round of each event of the competitions will be subjected to changes according to the number of participants/time constraints at the discretion of the organizer NUS Mathematics Society.

Any other queries, you may direct to [email protected]

Thanks and we look forward to seeing you there at the event.

Best regards,
Patrick
 
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TwisterTimmy: No problem ! Most welcome !
Also, Patrick in the above posting has already given information on registration for Singapore Open 2013.

But if you need more info, just private message me if you need any more assistance.

PS: Your speed faster than mine . hahah...

Thank you for the kind gestures, its nice to have available support being rather new and all :P I'll keep that in mind! :)

P.S. I'm sure it isnt :D
 
Yeah... why no Megaminx ..... When I was there in previous years, I see some of the students (while waiting for their turn) ... solving their megaminx-es......
Organizers --- comments ?

Hi all,

As we are still trying out the combination of different events, we are still looking at the participation rates of the other events that we did not include in our combination. However, we have taken your feedback and will look into including it in our future events. As for the previous competitions that we organized, we did not actually have this event included too. Thanks for your interest in the megaminx event and we have taken note of it.

Regards,
Patrick Hon
 
hey all, my friend in Singapore lives near the university, and was wondering if she would be allowed to just watch and not compete. Would that be allowed?


Uniacto - Yes, that would defintely be possible. When the batch of next contestants are up, organizers/judges will congregate them to one side of the lecture theatre (which is at Science Faculty LT31 in National University of Singapore).
When its time to solve the cubes, they will go to the "front" of the lecture theatre - easily recognizable from the tables and timers.

Other than that, audience ARE allowed to go and watch. But please do not wander into contestants' area or judges/organizers area (where they are scrambling the cubes and tabulating the results.)

If you or your friends need any cubes, do go to this link : http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?39695-Selling-Cubes-(in-SINGAPORE-only)
All the best !
 
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i will be participating for the first time, and have the following questions:

1. Will the judge gives clear instruction for first time participant?
2. Is there a break between each solve (for the average of 5)?
3. If failed to get into round 2, can leave early?
4. Will there be a place for purchasing of the event T-shirt?

Thanks.
 
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1. Yes. Tell the judge that you do it for the first time. You will also get the opportunity to practise with the timing equipment.
2. You can expect a break of a few minutes between each solve, depending on the grouping and the flow of the competition.
3. Sure. But why not stay an enjoy the atmosphere!
4. I do not think that there will be an event T-shirt. The organiser has to correct me if I am wrong.


i will be participating for the first time, and have the following questions:

1. Will the judge gives clear instruction for first time participant?
2. Is there a break between each solve (for the average of 5)?
3. If failed to get into round 2, can leave early?
4. Will there be a place for purchasing of the event T-shirt?

Thanks.
 
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