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The process of keeping track of the number of points earned by each player in a game, as a means of "ranking" players. See also the [counting] tag, for keeping track of the score, particularly in Go.
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Cribbage- 3of a kind lands on 31- how many points?
Wikipedia Rules of cribbage says
If a card completes more than one scoring combination, then all combinations are scored.
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Card combinations cannot span a reset. …
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Go ending. Why do players stop?
When using territory scoring (points for empty intersections inside), you also get points for dead opponent stones left on the board when the game finishes. … Dead stones are understood to be removed from the board and added to the prisoners between passing and scoring, so you get points for the vacated intersections underneath them as well. …
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