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	At the end of the game, the raw scores are converted into an "end game score". This is most commonly referred as the plus-minus (+/-) score. The four end game scores are set up to equal to zero. However, due to rounding errors, it is possible for the scores to equal to 1 or -1. In this case, the leader's end game score is adjusted to ensure a zero sum.		At the end of the game, the [[scoring\|raw scores]] are converted into an "end game score". This is most commonly referred as the plus-minus (+/-) score. The four end game scores are set up to equal to zero. However, due to rounding errors, it is possible for the scores to equal to 1 or -1. In this case, the leader's end game score is adjusted to ensure a zero sum.

	==Oka and uma==		==Oka and uma==