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== Scoring ==

The winning player is initially awarded 12 points, which is then compounded with any initial additive points known as counters (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''zo{{Overline|te}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|}} ''sdsi''). Next, this number is multiplied by a factor determined by the number of augmentations (Baphian: {{Ukilen|~~SASE~~}} ''je{{Overline|ju}}sa{{Overline|se}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|TH}} ''bdkthnsy''). This factor stems from a sequence of multiples of powers of six – each power is multiplied by 1, 2, and 3. As 1 augmentation is equivalent to a point multiplier of 2, the sequence is as follows:

The winning player is initially awarded 12 points, which is then compounded with any initial additive points known as counters (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''zo{{Overline|te}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|}} ''sdsi''). Next, this number is multiplied by a factor determined by the number of augmentations (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''je{{Overline|ju}}sa{{Overline|se}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|TH}} ''bdkthnsy''). This factor stems from a sequence of multiples of powers of six – each power is multiplied by 1, 2, and 3. As 1 augmentation is equivalent to a point multiplier of 2, the sequence is as follows:

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'''Identical sequences''': A hand containing two sequences of exactly the same cards (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 3 augmentations if the sequences are both trips, and 4 augmentations if they are both larger than trips.

'''Equivalent sequences''': A hand containing three sequences of the same ranks in different suits (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 2 augmentations if the sequences are ~~both~~ trips, and 3 augmentations if they are ~~both~~ larger than trips.

'''Equivalent sequences''': A hand containing three sequences of the same ranks in different suits (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 2 augmentations if the sequences are all trips, and 3 augmentations if they are all larger than trips.

=== Set-based wins ===

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 == Scoring ==
-The winning player is initially awarded 12 points, which is then compounded with any initial additive points known as counters (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''zo{{Overline|te}}si'',  Kzmr: {{Kzmr|}} ''sdsi''). Next, this number is multiplied by a factor determined by the number of augmentations (Baphian: {{Ukilen|SASE}} ''je{{Overline|ju}}sa{{Overline|se}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|TH}} ''bdkthnsy''). This factor stems from a sequence of multiples of powers of six – each power is multiplied by 1, 2, and 3. As 1 augmentation is equivalent to a point multiplier of 2, the sequence is as follows:
+The winning player is initially awarded 12 points, which is then compounded with any initial additive points known as counters (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''zo{{Overline|te}}si'',  Kzmr: {{Kzmr|}} ''sdsi''). Next, this number is multiplied by a factor determined by the number of augmentations (Baphian: {{Ukilen|}} ''je{{Overline|ju}}sa{{Overline|se}}si'', Kzmr: {{Kzmr|TH}} ''bdkthnsy''). This factor stems from a sequence of multiples of powers of six – each power is multiplied by 1, 2, and 3. As 1 augmentation is equivalent to a point multiplier of 2, the sequence is as follows:
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 '''Identical sequences''': A hand containing two sequences of exactly the same cards (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 3 augmentations if the sequences are both trips, and 4 augmentations if they are both larger than trips.
-'''Equivalent sequences''': A hand containing three sequences of the same ranks in different suits (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 2 augmentations if the sequences are both trips, and 3 augmentations if they are both larger than trips.
+'''Equivalent sequences''': A hand containing three sequences of the same ranks in different suits (allowing for joker substitutions) is worth 2 augmentations if the sequences are all trips, and 3 augmentations if they are all larger than trips.
 === Set-based wins ===