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Gut-ripping is the technique in which a robot gets up underneath another robot, (most of the time by means of a [[wedge]]) and damages their underside, which is commonly unprotected. Most of the time, it's an efficient technique, although it can't handle all scenarios like fighting specialized bots like [[Mome Rath]].

Gut-ripping is the technique in which a robot gets up underneath another robot, (most of the time by means of a [[wedge]]) and damages their underside, which is commonly unprotected. Most of the time, it's an efficient technique, although it can't handle all scenarios like fighting specialized bots like [[Mome Rath]].

A good gut-ripper needs a wedge and a good drive train to get under the opponent quickly.

A good gut-ripper needs a wedge and a good drive train to get under the opponent quickly.

[[Popup]]s and especially [[Juggler]]s are dedicated gut-rippers. [[Sawbot]]s, [[Drum]]s and Disc [[VS]], are good at gut-ripping, but not specialized in it . Bar or tribar [[VS]], as well as [[Wammers]] do it to a lesser extent.  

 

[[Popup]]s and especially [[Juggler]]s are dedicated gut-rippers.  

 

[[Sawbot]]s, [[Drum]]s and Disc [[VS]], are good at gut-ripping, but not specialized in it .

Bar or tribar [[VS]], as well as [[Wammers]] do it to a lesser extent.  

 

It is possible to resist Gut-ripping by mounting Half sheets of titanium directly to the underside of you baseplate( in DSL) or by using belly [[Caster armor]] (in Stock).  

It is possible to resist Gut-ripping by mounting Half sheets of titanium directly to the underside of you baseplate( in DSL) or by using belly [[Caster armor]] (in Stock).  

When playing online, it is best to stop Gut-ripping and back off after a while to see if you opponent can still move, or else it will begin to resemble pinning.

When playing online, it is best to stop Gut-ripping and back off after a while to see if you opponent can still move, or else it will begin to resemble pinning.