The World Puzzle Federation is
an international organization dedicated to puzzles. It follows
the Olympic standard, and brings together
puzzlers from around the world for the annual World Puzzle Championship
(WPC). more »
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The 6th WSC and 20th WPC just finished in Eger, Hungary. The WSC ran from November 6 to 10, and the WPC ran from November 8 to 13. For the WSC, Team Germany won first place, with Thomas Snyder from the USA winning the individual playoff. For the WPC, Team USA won first place in a close contest, and in the individual playoffs, Palmer Mebane from the USA won the individual playoffs. Full results are available on the official site.
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[November 4th, 2011]
Work-in-progress rules about the WPC are now available.
[November 3rd, 2011]
Contribute to the Puzzle Wiki.
[July 7th, 2011]
Change of representative of China to Beijing Media Network.
[July 7th, 2011]
Minutes of the 2010 WPF Board Meetings and General Assembly are posted.
[May 8th, 2011]
The dates and location for the 20th WPC and 6th WSC have been announced.
[March 4th, 2011]
The Beijing International Sudoku Tournament 2011 is announced.
[January 31st, 2011]
The location for the 21st WPC will be in Croatia.
[December 29th, 2010]
Jacek Szczap, 1954-2010.
[October 28th, 2010]
The 19th WPC was held.
[October 8th, 2010]
The 15th WPF Newsletter is posted.
[September 20th, 2010]
The website for the 19th WPC is announced.
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