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Most likely this refers to the number of points that is possible for opposing teams to split between, during a week/session.
Points are awarded based on several options, which normally include:
- Team with higher scratch score for a game
- Team with higher handicap score for a game
- Team with higher scratch score for the series
- Team with higher handicap score for the series
- Bowler with higher scratch score for a game
- Bowler with higher handicap score for a game
- Bowler with higher scratch score for the series
- Bowler with higher handicap score for the series
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