Worldwide Competition Rules

1. The competition will close on 3rd July 2000.
2. The winners are the players on top of the Highscore list.
3. The robot prices will be shipped to the winners with mail after 3rd July 2000.
4. It is allowed to submit any kind of robot controller, i.e. evolved, handcoded, trained, etc.
5. Each player may submit a maximum of ten players during the competition.
6. Any case of doubt will be decided by the game developers/judges (Oestergaard, Lund and Pagliarini).

Dutch Competition Rules

1. The virtual competition will close on 20th May 2000.
2. The winners are the best four players of the Highscore list, who are able to come to Amsterdam during RoboCup European Championship 28th May - 2nd June 2000.
3. It is allowed to submit any kind of robot controller, i.e. evolved, handcoded, trained, etc.
4. Each player may submit a maximum of ten players during the competition.
5. During RoboCupJr. in Amsterdam, the virtual players will be downloaded to the physical Khepera robots that will play the soccer game on a physical arena with a yellow tennis ball. There will be semi-finals between n. 1 and n. 4, and between n.2 and n. 3 from the virtual competition. Afterwards, the final will be played.
6. Any case of doubt will be decided by the game developers/judges (Oestergaard, Lund and Pagliarini).