Sedikit Info Seputar
Logic Masters India - January 2011 Monthly Test
Terbaru 2017
- Hay gaes kali ini team Power Of Android, kali ini akan membahas artikel dengan judul Logic Masters India - January 2011 Monthly Test, kami selaku Team Power Of Android telah mempersiapkan artikel ini untuk sobat sobat yang menyukai Power Of Android. semoga isi postingan tentang
Artikel Championships,
Artikel Indian Puzzle Championship-Monthly Tests,
Artikel Puzzle Championships, yang saya posting kali ini dapat dipahami dengan mudah serta memberi manfa'at bagi kalian semua, walaupun tidak sempurna setidaknya artikel kami memberi sedikit informasi kepada kalian semua. ok langsung simak aja sob
Judul:
Berbagi Info Seputar
Logic Masters India - January 2011 Monthly Test
Terbaru
link: Logic Masters India - January 2011 Monthly Test
Berbagi Artikel Tentang Logic Masters India - January 2011 Monthly Test Terbaru dan Terlengkap 2017
The author of the puzzles are Serkan Yurekli (Turkey).
View Championship Page
Download Instruction Booklet
Download Puzzle Booklet
Password is 306090domuzcukucgeni
View Forum
The list of puzzles that will appear in the test are:
1. Skyscraper
2. Gappy Skyscraper
3. Sum Skyscraper
4. Skyscraper Either/Or
5. Domino Skyscraper
6. Snake
7. Snake Egg
8. Dotted Snake
9. Japanese Snake
10. First Seen Snake
11. Kakuro
12. Gapped Kakuro
13. Magic Summer
14. Trid
15. Orbits
16. Tapa
17. Knapp Daneben Tapa
18. Tapa ?
19. Easy As Tapa
20. Tapa Filler
21. Crisscross
22. Missing Letters
23. Scrabble
24. Jumping Crossword
25. Crisscross Crash
Results
1. Thomas Snyder (USA) - 1237.2
2. Ulrich Voigt (Germany) - 1237.2
3. Nikola Zivanovic (Serbia) - 1186.5
4. Hideaki Jo (Japan) - 1097.0
5. Florian Kirch (Germany) - 1022.2
6. Roland Voigt (Germany) - 997.2
7. Michael Ley (Germany) - 989.5
8. Branko Ceranic (Serbia) - 969.6
9. Psyho (Poland) - 963.5
10. Tomasz Strozak (Poland) - 934.8
Best Indians
35. Rohan Rao - 626.8
49. Jaipal Reddy - 503.0
50. Rakesh Rai - 499.5
51. Amit Sowani - 497.6
90. Harmeet Singh - 286
Complete Results
Very interesting concept. Points of puzzles were decided at the end of the test based on the number of people who solve each puzzle. More the people who solve a puzzle, lesser is the points. Wow!