I get it...
There is no way you can get negitive scores. The rule is unclear but after reading it and crumbling up papers for severals minutes, I get it
Quote:
The height of the tallest stack located in the scoring zone (the “multiplier stack”),
measured in whole Stack Height Units (as defined in SC9) is subtracted from the total
number of containers to establish the “base score.” Containers in additional stacks of the
same height will be scored normally
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I can see where you get the idea thinking that you subtract the stack score and get a negitive number, but this is not really the case so if you have 4 tubs stacked up and no additional tubs, you (in theory) would get a score of -4 (0 tubs - 4 (for the stack).
BUT thats not the case. FIRST
IS counting all the totes, so if you have the 4 in a stack and no other totes on the floor, you count the 4 total tubs in your first subtraction number. In the end you subtract 4 (total tubs) - 4 (stack size) and you get a score of 0.
Read the rules again. Thats how I understood and Im not the only one believing this.
Not a wrong rule, just horribly worded