Today I had a competition and this is what happened.
I was on red team and their is obviously a red sliver on that roller and we lost by one point.
That is a neutral roller so that roller wouldn’t count for any team. Maybe that 1 point was from somewhere else?
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I’d encourage you to be more specific. What are you trying to ask? Should that roller have been scored for blue? If so, then no, as bantha said that is a neutral roller, and if it was scored for blue and you lost by one point that is incorrect and you should have won by 9. But because the match is over you can’t change anything about the score, however it should be brought to the scorekeepers or the ref that this was an incorrect scoring.
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i had this happen to me yesterday. since it is “to close to call” beacause on one side it is neautral and on the other its blue it is scored as blue benifit of the doubt and bc its a feild issue.
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They counted it to the blue team and I was on the red team.
You could bring this up to the refs and argue the ruling directly after the match. Reference the game manual to argue your case. Refs will make mistakes, just address this and I guarantee you they can reverse the call.
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We did talk to the ref and they looked it up on Q&A and it said that it was for the other team.
Either way, in a fair world that roller would be worth nothing for either team.
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