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Psst! World Championship Whispers |
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 Lot's of email has been coming to the World RPS offices asking/begging/demanding information about the 2009 World RPS Championship event. Now, we can't completely confirm things at the moment as we have some details to take care of, but all we can say is don't make any plans for November 14 2009, unless they are about getting you on a plane to Toronto...if you know what we mean.
Things are coming together and we will make thing offical just as soon as we can. |
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2010 New Zealand RPS Championships |
NZ Qualifying Round & NZ Grand Final - World's End Bar & Restaurant', Tauranga. Ph: (07) 579 4185. Sat 1st of May 2010. NZ Qualifying Round: Open to all. Player (18 years+) registration onsite at venue from 6.00pm onwards. Play begins at 9.00pm. Competition and venue entry is free. Limited entries available - first in best dressed. Top placegetters from NZ qualifying round enter the Main Event / NZ National Grand Final to decide the NZ champion for 2010. For more info please visit web site: www.rpsnewzealand.com |
Well you can tell that the 2007 RPS Season is upon us as players are released from their winter slumbers and begin their training programs. More and more often lately, we are noticing that players are adding in a new discipline to their regimes in what can be only termed as 'media training'. Professional Player Mark Julien looks to be first out of the gates this year. The benefits of such earlier media training are many:1. Gaining important exposure to remind potential sponsors that you are a player important enough to be interviewed.2. Media feeds on the Media, so one interview often leads to another. 3. Practicing dealing with the media months prior to active competition, so you are 'on message' come competition time. 4. Getting that important 'media cred' which makes you a known player and can strike fear into a rookie opponent. |
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The Myth of Dynamite Exposed |
The Myth of Dynamite Exposed The debate over the existence of dynamite has probably been the single most heated discussions for novice players. Dynamite is infeasible within the Rock, Paper and Scissors Trinity. The answer lies in simple mathematics. Compare these handy tables: (Read more...)
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 Martin Burley from New Zealand recently posted an excellent puzzle in the World RPS Bullboards.
Here's an RPS puzzle to tickle people's brain cells... I think it's pretty fiendish, but it can be solved, I promise!
Midnight Rider, C. Urbanus, The Saint and custardchuk decided to play each other in a knock-out tournament. The semi-finals and the final were all straightforward best-of-threes. You have to figure out who played who, and they all threw, from the clues below.
1. Midnight Rider's favourite throw was Paper.
2. No-one opened with Scissors.
3. Urbanus lost his semi-final.
4. One match was over after two throws.
5. The triple gambit thrown wasn't the Toolbox.
6. Fistful o' Dollars proved to be a winning gambit.
7. Only one player in the semi-finals repeated his opening throw.
8. Urbanus never threw Scissors.
9. Midnight Rider started with a Crescendo.
10. There was only one tied throw.
11. Custardchuk threw all three throws (Rock, Paper, and Scissors).
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