Tournaments
Indo-Pacific WSDO 2025
What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.
2025
From 2 tabs, newest Indo-Pacific WSDO 2025.
How many points did it take?
4points were safe
in 2025
Across the last 2 editions with a figure, the middle was 4 (4, 4, newest first). The last team in averaged 71.7 speaks in 2025.
What will they set?
- Philosophy68%
- International Relations3 of 22
- Politics2 of 22
- Law & Crime2 of 22
Out of 22 past motions with a topic, from 2 editions.
How many teams, and how many break?
9of 45 teams made the open break
in 2025
Past motions
2 editions with motions on record, newest first.
Indo-Pacific WSDO 202511 motions
- Round 1This house as a nascent democracy prefers an unitary structure of government over a federal structure.Practise this motion
- Round 2This house as a nascent democracy prefers an unitary structure of government over a federal structure.Practise this motion
- Round 3This house believes that social movements should prirotise their efforts on creating direct impact over cultural change.Practise this motion
- Round 4THS the rise of low-overhead personal credit (e.g. Buy Now, Pay Later services, flexible credit cards, etc.)Practise this motion
- Round 5TH prefers a world where the conception of an after-life is centred around divine grace, as opposed to karmic balance.Practise this motion
- QuarterfinalsThis house prefers Employer-Sponsored Social Security as opposed to Public social security.Practise this motion
- SemifinalsThis house believes that Mr. dent should arrest 'Bateman' and prosecute him for his crimes.Practise this motion
- Grand FinalThis House Regrets Prometheus Stealing the FirePractise this motion
- U-14 SemifinalsThis house prefers Employer-Sponsored Social Security as opposed to Public social security.Practise this motion
- U-14 FinalsThis house believes that Mr. dent should arrest 'Bateman' and prosecute him for his crimes.Practise this motion
- Novice Semi FinalThis house believes that Mr. dent should arrest 'Bateman' and prosecute him for his crimes.Practise this motion
Indo-Pacific WSDO 202411 motions
- Round 1THS social movements employing the use of more technological forms of protest (e.g.: DDOS-ing, doxxing, hacking, systems infiltration).Practise this motion
- Round 2THS social movements employing the use of more technological forms of protest (e.g.: DDOS-ing, doxxing, hacking, systems infiltration).Practise this motion
- Round 3This House would outsource the capture of elusive criminals to bounty-huntersPractise this motion
- Round 4This House supports the commercialization of holidays and festivities (e.g. Christmas, New Years, Thanksgiving)Practise this motion
- Open OctofinalsThis House believes that in times of severe crisis, individuals have a strong moral obligation to dedicate their time and skills towards combating the crisis (volunteering on the ground during natural disasters, joining the military during security threats, etc.)Practise this motion
- Open Quarter FinalsThis House would replace income tax with direct organized collective labour for purposes of social utility and community projects (examples including but not limited to; construction of public buildings and infrastructure, agricultural harvesting, child rearing, care for disabled and elderly, etc.)Practise this motion
- Novice Semi-FinalsThis house believes that athletes should be allowed to protest during international sporting eventsPractise this motion
- Open Semi FinalsThis House believes that multinational companies should be criminally liable for human rights abuses that occur anywhere in their supply chainsPractise this motion
- U-14 FinalsThis House prefers a world where people believe that judgment and entry into the afterlife happens through a metric of peer review over a metric that takes into account the net impact of your actions on the world.Practise this motion
- Novice FinalsThis House would not read fairy tales to childrenPractise this motion
- Open Grand FinalsThis House prefers a world with "The Giver"Practise this motion
The break, year by year
The points that were safe, the last team in and how many broke, at each edition with results.
| Year | Safe on (points) | Last team in (speaks) | Open break |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 4 | 71.7 | 9 of 45 |
| 2024 | 4 | 71.9 | 16 of 57 |
Every break in 2025
- Open break9 teams
- Novice break7 teams
- U-14 break8 teams
- U-16 break6 teams
How speakers score here
Speaker averages and what finishing high has taken.
- average speaker score, 2 editions
- 70.5
- where most speakers land
- 69.1 to 71.9
What finishing high has taken
- Top speaker74.5
- 10th speaker73.0
- 20th speaker72.6
Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 2 editions.