--plo/Rex and his 501st troopers--
40 Plo Koon, Jedi Master
33 Captain Rex
21 Admiral Yularen
15 501st Legion Clone Commander
52 501st Clone Trooper x4
9 R2-D2, Astromech Droid
16 501st Legion Clone Trooper x2
8 Mas Amedda
6 Ugnaught Demolitionist x2

I could go 5 501st troopers but i think 4 and 2 legions are fine.
Well if they have opp they are 16 for 40 double gma. If they die they can hit back for 30/40 damage to force users. I could go mon over plo but then i lose a melee attacker.

Another option would be to drop the 501st Commander for a Czerka. The Jolt gained for Rex alone would help with getting the CTs their Opp shots.
Just a thought...maybe try it and see how it does.

I understand the other squad was better overall but this one could be annoying
Side not all the 501st clone troopers are 501st clone troopers if they arent 501 CT they have a SA called trooper letting them count as them. Thats the reason for the the mix.

--plo and his 501st troopers--
40 Plo Koon, Jedi Master
23 Mon Mothma
21 Admiral Yularen
16 Queen Amidala
9 R2-D2, Astromech Droid
77 501st Legion Clone Trooper x11
8 Mas Amedda
6 Ugnaught Demolitionist x2

(200pts. 19 activations)

Good call sir.

i made a squad similar to this but its with one of the new lost twenty virtual set peices
here he is
CAPTAIN FORDO
31 POINTS
16 DEF
10 ATK
20 DMG
SPECIAL ABILITIES
UNIQUE
ARC TROOPER
TWIN ATTACK
ORDER 66
ACCURATE SHOT
COMMANDER EFFECT
ALLIED CHARACTERS WITH ARC TROOPER IN THERE NAME GAIN TWIN ATTACK AND EVADE

no they do 60 since you dont get deadeye on the death blow shots but giving me stats to custom minis and using caps really doesnt help the squad since I dont use custom stats. Thanks for helping though.

That could have been correct, or incorrect depending on the situation.

Deadeye has very specific requirements in order to use it - and it says so right in the glossary.

"On its turn, if this character doesn't move any distance, it gets a +10 bonus to Damage. This special ability doesn't help with attacks of opportunity."

I highlighted the important two. If you managed to kill off your own character, on it's turn, and it did not move, you would get Deadeye on the death shot. It could happen, but somehow I doubt that this was the case in your game :)

Either way, I suggest you show the judge the glossary, and remind him/her to check it when making rulings. Making an incorrect ruling that's crystal clear in the glossary is not acceptable for a judge (obviously there can be circumstances that justify it in some cases). But in general, as both a player and judge, when making rulings, consult the glossary first. It will answer about 85-90% of all rules questions in a very clear manner, and doesn't leave the "I got screwed" feeling in someone's stomach when they find out the judge ruled incorrectly.