The jubilee, 10th 24HPC will be in Budapest, 4-6 September 2009.
Fourteen (14) puzzle rounds (sets) are needed, each accounting for 100 minutes of net solving time. A good puzzle set contains a fine mixture of various logic puzzles, ranging from very traditional and well-known puzzles through variations and specialties to complete novelties, and they are also supposed to vary on difficulty.
Fourteen (14) puzzle rounds (sets) are needed, each accounting for 100 minutes of net solving time. A good puzzle set contains a fine mixture of various logic puzzles, ranging from very traditional and well-known puzzles through variations and specialties to complete novelties, and they are also supposed to vary on difficulty.
I had created one puzzle set for this championship. Puzzle Instructions for my puzzle set is as below
Consecutive Loop 30 points
Dot-Rundweg 45 points (20 + 25)
Polygraph 30 points
Wolves and Sheep in Fences 20 points
Inside/Outside Corral 30 points
Range 20 points
Wittgenstein Briquet 60 points (20 + 40)
Akkoy 65 points (25 + 40)
Copycope 20 points (10 + 10)
Smashed Sums 40 points
Kuromasu 60 points
Arrow Loop 40 points (20 + 20)
TREN 120 points (30 + 35 + 55)
Toplamatik 40 points
Tripod Sudoku 55 points (25 + 30)
The Persistance of Memory 15 points (5 + 10)
QuickSort 20 points
Hamle 80 points (15 + 65)
4 Minesweepers 55 points
Snail Sudoku 80 points
Slash Pack 15 points
Top Heavy Number Place 35 points
Paravan 25 points
Total 1000 points
Ulrich Voigt did it again, he won the 10th 24-hour puzzle championshipfor the fourth time.
Top Ten are as below
1 Ulrich Voigt GER 1232,15
2 Peter Hudák SVK 1072,91
3 Michael Ley GER 1030,97
4 Nikola Živanovic SRB 993,47
5 Zoltán Gyimesi HUN 988,97
6 Florian Kirch GER 985,56
7 Jana Tylová CZK 851,09
8 László Osvalt HUN 677,24
9 Serkan Yürekli TUR 625,11
10 Miklós Mócsy HUN 594,03
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