Competition
Coordinates the bidding, approval and operating standards for events at every level in the region, and maintains a competition calendar that connects to international formats.
Asian Cube Sports Association
We are building one competition standard and one development system for cube sports across Asia — from event organisation and technical regulations to judge certification and youth development, so that every turn is measured fairly.
The association is built around one unified competition standard and development system, coordinating event management, regulation and talent development across Asia so that cube sports grow in an orderly way within the wider sporting system.
Coordinates the bidding, approval and operating standards for events at every level in the region, and maintains a competition calendar that connects to international formats.
Writes and maintains unified event rules, timing procedures and result-validation standards, so that performances remain comparable and credible across borders.
Runs a tiered training and certification programme that supplies regional events with judges working to one common standard.
Builds a pathway from school-level participation to competitive squads, so that talented young players get systematic training and a route upward.
The cube is not just a puzzle —
it is a sport that can be measured.
As mind sports grow rapidly across Asia, the association uses competition-system building as its lever to move cube sports into the wider sporting structure.
Step by step we are assembling a complete ecosystem covering event organisation, technical regulations, judge certification and youth development.
Raising both the competitive level and the public profile of the sport, so that it becomes a mind sport with a broad base and real international standing.
The planned programme spans speed, blindfolded, fewest-moves and shaped-puzzle events. Timing and judging standards for all of them are written and maintained by the association.
Five zones divided by geography and competitive maturity: qualification within a zone, finals across zones, and a clear route upward.
We welcome national and regional associations, event organisers, clubs and educational institutions to get in touch.
The calendar for the first season is being drawn up. The association will publish bidding procedures, competition regulations and entry channels for zone events, invitationals and the annual finals.
Competition-system building advances in stages. Below is the association's current working rhythm; official announcements always take precedence.
Statutes adopted, technical committee and secretariat formed, dialogue with regional members opened.
First edition of the technical rulebook released; tiered judge training and certification begins.
All five zones stage their regional events, forming an annual ranking and qualification mechanism.
Annual finals held alongside the youth division, connecting to the international competition system.
Founded 2025 · A regional sports body
Founded in 2025,
an organisation for cube sports in Asia.
2025
Regional sports body, Asia
Standardisation · Professionalisation · Internationalisation
ACSA
Founded in 2025, the Asian Cube Sports Association (ACSA) is a regional sports organisation dedicated to the standardised, professional and international development of cube sports across Asia.
The association is built around one unified competition standard and development system. It coordinates event management, regulation and talent development for cube sports in every country and region of Asia, so that the sport develops in an orderly way within the wider sporting structure.
As mind sports grow rapidly across Asia, the association uses competition-system building as its lever, assembling step by step a complete ecosystem covering event organisation, technical regulations, judge certification and youth development. The aim is to raise both the competitive level and the public profile of cube sports, and to make it a mind sport with a broad base of participation and real international standing.
Coordinates bidding, approval and operating standards for regional events.
Writes unified event rules and result-validation standards.
Runs tiered judge training and certification.
Builds a pathway from schools to competitive squads.
Announcements, regulation updates, competition notices and player features will be published here. The newsroom is under construction.
The first announcements will arrive together with the association's rulebook and competition calendar. From then on this page will be updated across four streams: announcements, regulations, competitions and features.
Formal notices on statutes, appointments and governance.
A record of revisions to technical rules and judging standards.
Calendars, entry information and published results.
Stories from players, judges and regional associations.