2010 Micronational Olympics
| 2010 Intermicronational Olympic Games | |
 | |
| Host | Secundomia |
|---|---|
| Nations participating | 9 |
| Athletes participating | 12 |
| Events | 4 |
| Opening Ceremony | November 1, 2010 |
| Closing Ceremony | January 10, 2011 |
| Officially opened by | Parker I |
| Preceded by |  YAN 2008 |
| Succeeded by |  Sirocco 2013 |
The Secundomia 2010 Intermicronational Olympic Games, commonly known as Secundomia 2010 and the 2010 Micronational Olympics, was an intermicronational multi-sport event which was celebrated between November 1, 2010 and January 10, 2011 in Secundomia. The 2010 Intermicronational Games were the sixth micronational Olympics to be held. These Games were notable for taking finishing the year after they started and for never having been formally closed.
Events
Brackets were generated randomly, and we are sorry if you end up in a less than favorable position. If matches are not decided in the specified date, the winner will be decided by simulation of the remainder of the game (if possible), except in the event of a final or 3rd place game.
Checkers
Athletes
Bracket
Chess
Athletes
Parker I
Tom Turner- Kyng Fyrst
John Walczyk
F. Andersson
Bradley of Dullahan- Luke of Secundomia
- Spencer I
- Ibrahim I
Yan I
Jacob Folley
Bracket
Backgammon
Athletes
Bracket
Reversi
Bracket
Schedule
November 1
Opening Ceremonies
The Opening Ceremonies began with a parade of flags. This was followed by the torch carrying and lighting of the olympic flame. Videos of the Flag Parade will be uploaded, while the lighting of the flame will only be privately uploaded.
November 8–18
- Checkers Round 1
November 14–24
- Checkers Quarterfinals (Except for Walczyk vs. Brizdendine or Spencer and Fyrst vs. Harber or Yan)
- Chess Round 1
- Backgammon Quarterfinals
- Reversi Quarterfinals
November 18–28
- Fyrst vs. Harber or Yan (Checkers)
- Walczyk vs. Spencer or Brizdendine (Checkers)
November 28-December 8
- Checkers Semifinals
- Chess Quarterfinals
- Backgammon Semifinals
- Reversi Semifinals
December 8–18
- Checkers Finals
- Checkers 3rd Place game
- Chess Semifinals
- Backgammon Finals
- Backgammon 3rd Place game
- Reversi Finals
- Reversi 3rd Place game
December 19
- Awards Ceremony for Checkers winners
- Awards Ceremony for Reversi Winners
- Awards ceremony for Backgammon Winners
December 20–28
- Christmas Break
December 28-January 9
- Chess Finals
- Chess 3rd Place Game
January 10th
- Awards ceremony for chess winners
- Closing Ceremonies, Middle Secundomia City, Secundomia
Participating Nations
