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Weekly Competition 2017-29

Yes, I was a little curious too :). You should perhaps rather search for number of contestants instead,
but those are closely related. It's been a while since the winner had 500+ points. But in the beginning
of 2012 the first three weeks had 600+ points with absolute max so far in week 2. Then Simon Westlund
won at 704 points and there were 92 competitors!

But 74 competitors is the highest for a very long time (and 521 points too).
 
Can the number of competitors have anything to do with the gift cards?? I wonder :).

Anyway, the Cubicle lottery: 74 lottery tickets this week. We let the supercomputer
churn for a long while to be absolutely random (we want random state :)).

The most random (or at least lucky) of them all this week is 68! And who took
place number 68? That is Cole Rich!

Congratulations to you.
 
I forgot to do FMC, plus failed 5bld, 3x3, 4x4 and oh. Plus if I got good at skewb and clock, I'm pretty sure 600 points is fairly achievable. :p
Also I'm pretty sure someone like Shivam could hit 700 if he participated, he's better than me at everything (except maybe 6 and 7)
@Mats Is there a way for you to check the highest points total ever for one week? I don't recall ever seeing anyone getting over 500 before :eek:
 
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