Cubetcha 2011
Is there another Rubik's Cube competition in the winter? Ya, ubetcha! Cubetcha 2011 will be taking place on October 29th, 2011 dontchaknow? The competition is a charity competition to benefit Toys For Tots.
This competition is recognized as an offical World Cube Association competition. Therefore, all competitors should be familiar with the WCA regulations. If you are new to competing, you may want to look at the Competitor Tutorial.
Organizers: Christopher Olson & Bryan Logan
WCA Delegate: Bryan Logan
Assistant to the Delegate: Amie Logan
Since this is an open competition, anyone is allowed to compete regardless of where you live or your nationality.
Date: October 29th, 2011
Time: 9:00 AM to 5:30
Location: First Evangelical Free Church
5150 Chicago Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55417
Events
- Rubik's Cube (3 rounds)
- 2x2x2 (3 rounds)
- 4x4x4
- 5x5x5
- 3x3x3 One-handed (2 rounds)
- 3x3x3 Blindfolded
- Magic/Master Magic
- Pyraminx
As always, other events may be added on the day of competition.
Registration
Registration is here. Please register before October 24th.
Toy donation
This competition is a toy drive charity competition. Therefore, competitors need to bring an unwrapped toy to the competition. A single toy will get you into all the events. If you want to bring more toys, that's great.
Q : Are particular types of toys more in need than others?
A : The age groups that are in need of donations are the children from ages 0-2 and ages 15-17.
Q : What kinds of toys are not allowed?
A : Toys with military theme. Toys related to weapons/law enforcement type toys. Toys with candy. Used toys. No chemicals (i.e. experimental labs, acid, crystal projects, etc.).
Q : What kind of toys can I donate?
A : New, unwrapped toys preferably around the $10 or above price range. It is unsafe to distribute dangerous or dirty toys that could cause injury or illness to a child.
Q : Should I bring a DIY cube?
A : No. These toys will be distributed to the general population, not cubers. No one wants a bag of plastic or a cube that looks like it's been used because it's out of the package. If you want to donate a puzzle, then probably stick with the Rubik's brand or puzzles that include packaging (like from Meffert's).