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[[Image:PlusMinus.png|thumb|240px|right|End game results with raw scores and uma scores]] | |||
The end game score is calculated as follows: | The end game score is calculated as follows: | ||
# Raw are taken at the end of the game, naturally ordered by the final point values. | # Raw are taken at the end of the game, naturally ordered by the final point values. | ||
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===Shortcut=== | ===Shortcut=== | ||
In general, a fast way to determine the uma scores requires the difference between two sets of numbers. First, one must find the raw score rounded to the nearest 1000 and divided by 1000 (A). Second, one must either find or know the end score difference. If necessary, that requires using the original process to determine uma (B). Now, regardless of the raw scores, the difference between the end scores and the rounded raw scores (divided by 1000) remains constant. | In general, a fast way to determine the uma scores requires the difference between two sets of numbers. First, one must find the raw score rounded to the nearest 1000 and divided by 1000 (A). Second, one must either find or know the end score difference. If necessary, that requires using the original process to determine uma (B). Now, regardless of the raw scores, the difference between the end scores and the rounded raw scores (divided by 1000) remains constant. | ||