The most awaited puzzle championship of the year - U.S. Puzzle Championship - is on Saturday, August 27

As per http://wpc.puzzles.com/


Registration Link - http://wpc.puzzles.com/uspc11/registration.asp



Edited by rakesh_rai 2011-08-16 6:26 PM

Why can't the USPC follow a flexible time approach, at least for those international contestants who are not participating for qualification?


Edited by rakesh_rai 2011-08-27 2:28 PM

It's easy to forget how recently the now "standard" internet test of 48-hour open weekend arose here on LMI. While the USPC has been running for over a decade now, being a once a year thing means it may take some time to adjust to accommodate overseas solvers. It will certainly always be "live" for US competitors, but I'll forward your concern to the organizers and see if it is something they'd think of considering in the future.

Results of participants from India:

#	Name	Country	Score	Overall Rank
1	Amit Sowani	India	187	44
2	Rohan Rao	India	178	49
3	Sudhir Shankar Raman	India	109	204
4	Harmeet Singh	India	103	226
5	Prasanna Seshadri	India	100	231
6	Jaipal Reddy	India	95	246
7	Tejal Phatak	India	91	262
8	Raja Chawla	India	80	295
9	Puneet Goenka	India	64	367
10	Anuraag Kumar	India	63	373
11	Nishant Redkar	India	60	383
12	Vivek Srinivasan	India	49	427
13	Deepak Jain	India	45	437
14	Srikanth Birudavolu	India	45	437
15	Sumit Sampat	India	39	457
16	Anoop Varghese	India	37	469

Congratulations to Amit and Rohan for finishing in the Top 50 !!!

Thanks.

Its very rare to see 'Rakesh Rai' missing from a list :-)