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Re: Week 1 Impressions of Rack 'N Roll

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Originally Posted by Joe Matt View Post
I LOVED your analysis of the game, but I find a big flaw with this statement. You're assuming a few major things with what you say...

1.) You can ONLY score one ringer on each spider leg....


Um, not true. Once you have placed a ringer onto a spider leg, that leg cannot be scored upon by the opposing alliance. It's value can be negated by the placing of a spoiler, but once it has been scored by the other team, you can't ever get it back for your alliance.

Please refer to rule <G15>:

<G15> Double RINGERS - a RINGER can not be placed on a SPIDER LEG on which a RINGER is already HANGING. If a ROBOT HANGS a RINGER on a SPIDER LEG that already has a HANGING RINGER from the opposing ALLIANCE, the second RINGER will be ignored when calculating the match score. If a ROBOT HANGS a RINGER on a SPIDER LEG that already has a HANGING RINGER from their own ALLIANCE (for example, to prevent a SPOILER from being placed on the SPIDER LEG), the two RINGERS will cancel each other and both will be ignored when determining if the SPIDER LEG is SCORED.
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