Game Rules<\/p>\n
A jigsaw puzzle competition typically consists of individuals and teams that compete against one another for putting a puzzle together. According to their time span and level of completion, a winner will be announced.<\/p>\n
Rounds:<\/p>\n
Round one:<\/p>\n
Several teams will compete on the same puzzle.
\nNo one gets to see the puzzle until the timer begins \u2013 the puzzle boxes are placed face down before the competition starts
\nTeams\/Individuals compete to finish their puzzle first.
\nTime specified for this round is 6 hours.
\nBy the end of this round, if no team has finished their puzzle, then the level of completion will be considered based on the remaining number of loose pieces to qualify the team to round two.
\nIn the case of a tie, individuals or teams will be given five minutes extra to work on the puzzle in each group
\nDevices AND outside assistance permitted DURING THE COMPETITION.
\nTwo moderators from puzzlers Jordan team will help with the event \u2013 one to handle the timer and completion times, and another to observe and ensure that competitors are abiding by the rules
\nIndividuals and teams are not allowed to distract or approach team tables when the competition is in progress.<\/p>\n
Round Two<\/p>\n
The winning team from each qualified group will choose one player to compete against other chosen players by other qualified groups to compete on new puzzles but this round they will be *customized. (Sponsors logo on it)
\nThe winner will be the first to finish the puzzle
\nPrizes for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd places<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Game Rules A jigsaw puzzle competition typically consists of individuals and teams that compete against one another for putting a puzzle together. According to their time span and level of completion, a winner will be announced. Rounds: Round one: Several …<\/p>\n