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Originally posted by Richard
See Rule DQ1

DQ1 An alliance may not gain points by breaking a rule, even accidentally.

The penalty for gaining points by breaking a rule is disqualification. The refs at St Louis did not enforce this, but I think we should expect that the refs at Houston will.
The refs in New Hampshire did enforece this rule in at least two matches that I saw, and announced that they would do so at the driver meeting.

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Originally posted by Mini-Mullet
at the buckeye regional the refs said that it was perfectly legal to place the bins in the grey carpet as long as part of the bin was touching the blue or red carpet..we had them double check about 4 times before our semi-finals match, we saw people do it before but we didnt want to take any chances, but we ended up not doing it, and it helped my team with our robot placement so that we avoided a bin that was put into the grey carpet
The refs in NH announced at the driver meeting that no part of the human player or their bins could touch the grey zone, but I never saw a case where a human player was DQ'd for just touching the grey area.
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