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Originally Posted by StephLee
Another yellow card offense, if I recall correctly, is breaking a rule (entering the opponent's home zone) to gain an advantage (negating a 60-point bonus). [See update 15, under section 9: the tournament, where they clarified the yellow card rules.] This is a blatant rulebreaking to gain a distinct advantage; perfect yellow card material.
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Originally Posted by Team Update 15
Rule <T06> allows for the Head Referee to assign a YELLOW CARD to a team for
exhibiting egregious behavior. Examples of egregious behavior include, but certainly are
not limited to, the following:
a) Behaving in an unsportsmanlike manner repeatedly or after receiving a warning
b) Damaging the field repeatedly
c) Ramming robots repeatedly and/or excessively
d) Using foul language and/or gestures while on the field
e) Tipping robots repeatedly and/or excessively
f) Forcing your opponent to commit a rules violation
g) Gaining an advantage by breaking a rule repeatedly and/or excessively
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Bold is mine
According to this, We could stuff a tube under a ramp at least once (negating the 60 point lift) without getting a yellow card.
Also note that having a tube under a ramp isn't against the rules ... it just negates a lift. (please understand that I do not condone this type of rules lawyering)
If you look at pictures of my teams robot, we fit this catagory. It is quite possible for 2 robots to be on top of ours that are not supported by a tube and have
Our ramp supported by a tube (especially if it were deflated). Thus, I want to know how this YMTC turns out.
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