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The House Rules are as follows:
(some may repeat official rules, but that is because I feel they need to be repeated)

Each robot has three lives. After your third death, you are out of the game.

Each robot begins the game with a random option card.

If you are destroyed, you lose an option at random.

Unless specifically indicated otherwise, all robots are considered to archive automatically whenever possible. If you are in a situation where you think you might automatically archive at a location where you don't want to archive, you must clearly indicate your choice not to archive when you submit your normal turn orders.

No robot is allowed to have more than 6 options. If you are in a position to collect your 7th option, you may choose to discard one of your current options, or you may simply keep the 6 that you have. You must indicate this choice (including which option is to be traded) when you submit your normal turn orders.

Locked registers may be changed by option events like Scrambler, Scrambler Bomb, Conditional, Abort Switch, etc. If this happens, however, the original card (not the card used in the current turn) will remain the "locked" card.
Deadlines will be set roughly five days from the last deadline. However, if all programs are received before then the turn will be processed ASAP.

If a player fails to submit orders by the deadline, their robot will be considered shut down with none of the benefits. They will not move nor will they do any damage to other nearby robots. They will gain no benefits from the board (healing, options, etc.), yet they are vulnerable to other robots and board elements.

All run-time, and optional weapon option cards are now phase programmed cards. You program them in your email to me.
This will allow us to keep the game moving. These will be sent each time you submit your programs. If you don't program the card and say when you want to use it I will assume you do not want to use it that turn.

Recompile has been taken out of the option deck for this game just to expediate things.

You must give each option you have a number which indicates when you'd like to discard said option instead of taking damage. The available numbers are 0-10. Choosing 1 means you will exchange the option the first time you receive damage, 5 means you'll exchange the option when you receive your fifth point of damage, 0 means you'll never exchange the option even if you're destroyed, and so on. With the exception of 0, no two options can be set the same number. Send these along with your programs each time you sumbit them. If you don't send these with your program, you will not exchange any cards for damage that turn.

Most of these house rules come from the Robo Rally Starting Gate, while others were taken from marrinea-Games and Stuff. I did modify some for my own game though, I didn't just cut and paste everything.

And For everything else, here are the Official Wizards of the Coast RoboRally rules (in PDF Format):