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# Round to the nearest integer.  If the division result produces a digit of 0.5, then the number is rounded down.
# Round to the nearest integer.  If the division result produces a digit of 0.5, then the number is rounded down.
# Apply the ''uma'' spread, if any.
# Apply the ''uma'' spread, if any.
# If the sum of all four does not equal to zero (due to rounding), then the winner's score is adjusted to produce a zero sum.
# If the sum of all four does not equal to zero (due to rounding), then the winner's score is adjusted to produce a zero sum.  Usually, the difference is only +/- 1.
 
Due to rounding, the final values may not add up to zero.  Therefore, it may become necessary to alter the winner's score.  Usually, the difference is only +/- 1.


  End score = ((Raw points + Oka - Target)/1000) + Uma
  End score = ((Raw points + Oka - Target)/1000) + Uma
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