WSDC: Cricket - Additional Rules

Limited-Round Cricket Rule

Organizers may decide to play Cricket with a limited number of rounds (typically 20).If the game is set to a limited number of rounds, it may occur that no player fully closes all standard Cricket numbers (15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and Bull).

In such a case, the machine settings determine the winner of the leg. The machine automatically calculates the total number of successful hits and sums up all corresponding points.

Example:

If, after 20 rounds, a player has scored 2×20, 1×19, and 1×18, and also has an additional score of 18 points, their final score is calculated as follows:2×20 + 1×19 + 1×18 + additional 18 = 95 points.

The same calculation is applied to the opponent. The winner is the player with the higher total score.