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17-03-2002, 12:45
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Re: Great Question
The best qualifying rounds strategy is two goals, two robots, and 1-4 balls beating one goal, one or two robots and 0-10 balls. This is 60 - 120 qual points, and will be near the top at any regional.
That said, Baxter did a great job with their 'one goal, one robot, 25 ball' strategy. 
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