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Standard of GIB in Challenge matches

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Posted 2016-May-07, 12:13

Would someone in authority please confirm that robots in Challenge matches are of the "basic" rather than "advanced" variety? I mean, given that we are not paying for them?

That being the case, would it be possible to introduce Challenge matches in which the challenger prepared to pay $0.25 for (say) an 8 board match could have advanced bots? Or if he has already rented advanced bots could have them used in the Challenge match?
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Posted 2016-May-08, 09:42

Robots used in challenges are basic bots.

I suppose there will be some form of advanced robot / pay challenge too, sometime in the future, if the format proves to be popular.

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