After 3 rounds and 250 competitors, the top 16 qualified for the final round
14 use [WIKI]CFOP[/WIKI] and 2 use [WIKI]Roux[/WIKI]
Competitors solved in pairs, the order determined by the semi finals results:
Code:
1st pair 2nd pair 3rd pair 4th pair
16 [B]Baramee Pookcharoen[/B] 14 [B]Andy Smith[/B] 12 [B]Thompson Clarke[/B] 10 [B]Jong-Ho Jeong[/B]
15 [B]Louis Cormier[/B] 13 [B]Jun-Hyuk Jang[/B] 11 [B]Phillip Espinoza[/B] 9 [B]Andy Tsao[/B]
5th pair 6th pair 7th pair 8th pair
8 [B]Edward Lin[/B] 6 [B]Ravi Fernando[/B] 4 [B]Kevin Hays[/B] 2 [B]Austin Moore[/B] (Roux)
7 [B]Thom Barlow[/B] (Roux) 5 [B]Andrew Ricci[/B] 3 [B]Anthony Brooks[/B] 1 [B]Rowe Hessler[/B]
CFOP:
Cross+1 refers to cross and 1st pair
[WIKI]F2L[/WIKI] refers to the first two layers (including cross)
[WIKI]OLL[/WIKI] refers to the orientation of the last layer
[WIKI]PLL[/WIKI] refers to the permutation of the last layer
[WIKI]LL[/WIKI] is the last layer
Roux:
[WIKI]F2B[/WIKI] refers to the first two blocks
[WIKI]CMLL[/WIKI] refers to the corners of the last layer with M slice free
[WIKI]LSE[/WIKI] refers to the last six edges
Many thanks to:
Pestvic for recording all the solves and uploading to YouTube
Chris Olson for providing additional footage
Robert Yau for his
help with Louis Cormier's 3rd solve
Tim Sun for figuring out how to use Excel to calculate truncated mean
Kian Barry for providing the scrambles
Please send me a PM if you find any errors