US Nationals 2010

[dbax0999]

Rowe just tied WR with a .96 single

 

[r_517]

Rowe just tied WR with a .96 single

WWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTT

should i say good job or what a pity:confused:

 

[plechoss]

2x2:
2.44, 3.02, 3.46, 4.19, 1.03 = 2.97

 

[nlCuber22]

Yeah iirc the scramble people are getting low 1's etc on was an easy layer (2-3 moves?) into an antisune. My 2x2 exploded so I had to use a bad Maru for 2x2, but I still failed my solves anyway

 

[rowehessler]

3.08, (3.66), 3.02, 2.19, (.96) = 2.78
WR single

 

[r_517]

Cong!

still feel pity on not breaking it

 

[ianini]

They changed the last scramble (to the inverse scramble) because too many people knew the solution.

 

[Lucas Garron]

2x2:
2.44, 3.02, 3.46, 4.19, 1.03 = 2.97

Grr.

3.08, (3.66), 3.02, 2.19, (.96) = 2.78
WR single

Then I borrowed his cube and failed. But congratulations. Now smile.

Not sure about the orientation of the solution, but:

Scramble: U' R' F' U2 R' U R2 F
z U2 R U' R U'

 

[IamWEB]

lol at 4 sub-3 avgs. XD

 

[rahulkadukar]

Does anyone have Alexander Yu's BLD videos ?

 

[Benyó]

America, scramble your 2x2s!!!

 

[amostay2004]

Does anyone have Alexander Yu's BLD videos ?

masterofthebass uploaded his 43.xx solve. Check his channel I'm too lazy to search

 

[rahulkadukar]

Does anyone have Alexander Yu's BLD videos ?

masterofthebass uploaded his 43.xx solve. Check his channel I'm too lazy to search

Got it thanks

 

[blade740]

17.34 15.96 (18.06) (14.09) 16.02 = 16.44

Eh. Now I really want that average wr.

 

[MTGjumper]

sq1? Edit: Oh, results just loaded.

Can you do sub 12.99? I mean, that's still doable for a few people, but considering Bingliang averages ~11.5, it's surely only a matter of time before he beats that.

 

[blade740]

Theoretically I can but doing it in competition is a completely different story. But I want to get it before he drops it out of reach.

 

[amostay2004]

1 sub-11 average in each round, by different people, heh.

 

[Tyson]

Order for the final round of 3x3 speedsolve:

1. Andrew Kang
2. Dan Dzoan
3. Lucas Garron
4. Anthony Brooks
5. Emily Wang
6. Phillip Espinoza
7. Weston Mizumoto
8. John Tamanas
9. Mitchell Stern
10. Andy Tsao
11. Tim Sun
12. Erik Johnson
13. Justin Adsuara
14. Patricia Li
15. Michal P.
16. Rowe Hessler

 

[MTGjumper]

Theoretically I can but doing it in competition is a completely different story. But I want to get it before he drops it out of reach.

What's your normal average now? I need to practice badly now

 

[IamWEB]

If Anthony wins Nats is in Dallas next year.