Puzzle Rush Berlin
Regional Puzzle competition
| Fee | 5 € | |
| Maximum number of participants | 64 |
The maximum number of participants is 64. Two participants compete directly against each other in each round.
A 99-piece puzzle is put together in pairs per round. All puzzle pieces lie open on the table. The edge is already folded.
The participants take it in turns to pick a puzzle piece that fits the puzzle already laid out. The time is timed using a chess clock (e.g. ChessClock on a mobile phone), with everyone having 5 minutes.
Whoever runs out of time first or whoever has the least time left at the end, when all the puzzle pieces have been placed, loses the duel and is eliminated. The other person reaches the next round (max. 6 rounds).
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By registering, you are entering into a contract with the event organiser regarding your participation. The organiser is named on the event page and is responsible for processing your registration details; the Jigsaw Puzzle Events platform processes them on the organiser’s behalf.
To run the competition, participants’ first name, surname, date of birth and nationality are required. Names and nationality, as well as the times achieved and placings, will be published in start lists, in announcements during the event and in results lists. This forms part of taking part in a sporting competition.
Information regarding accessibility is voluntary and will only be passed on to the organiser with your express consent.
Details regarding the processing of your data, payments and your rights can be found in the privacy policy. The organiser’s rules regarding photographs, videos, the event programme and conduct are set out in the event rules.
General rules
The competition area may only be entered by participants and helpers (persons authorised by the organiser and club).
Participants must be on site 15 minutes before the start of the competition.
Participants under the age of 18 are generally admitted. They must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. To take part in the individual puzzle, children under the age of 14 in particular should be able to solve a 300 or 500-piece puzzle independently in the required time and, if possible, have already done so several times.
If a participant does not attend, the association reserves the right to re-nominate participants at short notice, e.g. on the basis of a waiting list.
Until the presenter announces the start of the competition and the stopwatch starts, the puzzle boxes must not be manipulated, unsealed or opened.
Helpers will monitor the competition and record the times. If a person / pair / team is close to completing a puzzle, an arm should be raised to draw the attention of a helper so that they can record the time. After checking for completeness, the helper will note the time and pass it on.
If one or more pieces are missing, the helper will only note the time when the participant signals that they want to finish the round. If pieces are missing at the end of the puzzle, 5 seconds are added to the final time for each lost piece. If several pieces are missing in one area, the referee decides whether a penalty time is added.
If the puzzle is not completed in the specified time, the correctly placed pieces are counted with the help of the helpers and then noted.
After completing the puzzle, the competition area can be left early, but participants must take all their belongings with them and take care not to disturb other participants. At the end of the competition, all participants should leave the competition area with their belongings so that it can be prepared for the next competition.
Sorting aids or plates may be used as aids. Box top holders are also permitted. Headphones are permitted as long as other participants are not disturbed. Participants must bring their own aids.
Objects that change the height or arrangement of the tables are not permitted. Additional light sources are also not permitted. Templates that represent the puzzle manufacturer's pattern are not permitted.
Any assistance during the competition from a person other than the participant may result in the participant being disqualified.
All puzzles used in the competition are the property of the participants after the competition has ended.
The decisions of the referees during the competitions are final.
The organiser points out that pictures and film recordings will be made during the event and that these will be used for public reporting on the Internet or other social media. Participants and spectators may be shown.
By registering, you also agree that your name, place of residence, ranking and puzzle time may be published on the Internet and used for public reporting in connection with the puzzle competition.
The organiser is not liable for loss or theft of items of any kind.
In the event of cancellation or postponement of the puzzle competitions for reasons beyond the control of Puzzleverein Deutschland e.V., Puzzleverein Deutschland e.V. shall not be liable for any indirect expenses incurred by participants, except for the registration fees paid.
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