• SOLO = 100
• Top = 50 to 75
• Shared Top = 25 to 50
• Draw (except top) = 12,5 to 25
• Eliminated = 0
• Losing to a solo = 0

(any player with 0 centres or who no longer has any units in their possession and whose only centres are not their national centres is considered eliminated). For players who are not eliminated, the number of points depends solely on the number of centres the player has and the number of centres the other player with the most centres has. In the event of a tie for first place, a third criterion may be taken into account, namely the number of players sharing first place. Details of the points can be found in the table below in this section.

The column and row ‘18’ correspond to ‘18 centres or more’. This table lists all possible cases, even if some centres remain neutral throughout the game[1].

This is a double-entry table. In the first column, on the far left, you can see the number of centres for the player whose score you want to know. In the first row, at the top, you can see the number of centres for the other player in the game who has the most. The corresponding box in the table gives the desired score.