>>11096270Yeah, I do. I'm an adult but I propose problems and train my country's team. Math competitions are fun and going to the ones with big money like the IMO is great. For kids, I'd say that if you have a smart kid then math olympiads are the best investment you can make, as compared to physics olympiads or stuff like chess. You will have kids that
>By 15 already know more math than even undergraduates and so will be prepared to breeze through any technical university degree>Are headhunted like crazy. Just a month ago we had some company calling us and the kids to see if anyone would like to take some economics-related job in Europe (we are not even from Europe).>Will have a world-wide network of friends that in 5 - 10 years will populate the highest places at top universities, hedge funds, investment banks, governments, etc. in technical positions and will likely prefer to hook you up than even a Ph.D. who isn't in the club. 
