At the end of the match, Red blood cells will count for scoring anywhere in the field.  The only ones that won't count are the ones the referee has taken off the field and out of play.

The only location that is relevant for the red blood cells is the patient area. If any red blood cells are in the patient area at the end of the match, then the white blood cells cannot count for scoring.

Steve

On Oct 16, 2010, at 8:00 AM, Mary Genualdi <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> For the red bloods cell to count at the end of the mission can they be located in base or does the robot need to push or carry them out of base?
>  
> Thanks
> Mary Genualdi
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