Brand's Brain International open Thailand SUDOKU
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In the final, 4 sudokus had to be solved: 1. Classic 2. Diagonal 3. Jigsaw 4. Alphabet Solving time 20 minutes. The first criterion was the number of correctly solved sudokus. The second criterion was the number of correct numbers. The third criterion was time. Before solving, the contestants were introduced to the audience and during the solving, various facts about the contestants were told into the microphone (who has achieved what and who is doing what in their spare time). I started solving like Vindi's daily routine. First, a special shape, then a classic and then a diagonal. I left the letter sudoku for last. It took me about 14 minutes and 20 seconds to solve the sudokus and I was the first to finish. Then it got exciting. At about 15 minutes and 50 seconds, Rohan Rao raised his hand. Seeing that Rohan had finished, Jan Mrozowski and Kota Morinishi also immediately finished solving. It turned out that they checked their solutions a little to make sure that they were still correct. Rohan raised his hand as soon as he was done and got a better time because of it. Sinchai finished at about 19:30 and Jan Zverina didn't finish because he made a mistake in the star sudoku while solving. Since the first four finishers had flawless solutions, I soon felt the joy of victory and brought victory to Estonia for the second time.
I am also attaching a table showing the final results.
The winner of each category received a trophy. The winners were also invited to a separate stage to take group photos.
1 nice and thorough trip report! :) I guess you didn't see Regina in the final minutes!? Did you hear the Estonian anthem? :D
Ah, I found it, 16.
[i]posted by rabapalm[/i] 1 nice and thorough travel report! :) I guess Regina wasn't seen in the final protocol!? Was the Estonian anthem heard? :D
The anthem couldn't be heard. This question reminds me that when I was there for the first time in 2016, during the introduction to the princess, music characteristic of each country was played from the speakers. The stories of the USA and Great Britain were familiar. When it was Estonia's turn, I hadn't heard that story before.