The different rings actually do not have different points values. The rings as a whole are called the "house." Any rock that is touching or inside the house is eligible to score. When all the rocks have been thrown down the ice, whichever team has the rock closest to the center of the house (the tee) scores. The number of points they get depends on how many rocks they have that are closer than the opponent's closest (each rock counts for one point, no matter which ring it's in). So really, the rings are just there as a visual aid to help judge which rocks are closer and farther from the center.
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Actually, the different rings do not have different points values. The entire area of the rings is called the "house." Any rock that is inside or touching the house is eligible to score. When all the rocks have come to a rest, the score is taken. Whichever team is closes to the center of the house scores. The number of points scored is however many rocks are closer to the center than the opponent's closes to the center. The rings are just there really as a visual aid so it's easy to judge which rocks are closest and farther from the center, and measurements only have to be made on rare occasions.
In each curling end there are eight curling stones for each team--16 total.
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The circular scoring area in curling is called the "house". The outer, middle, and inner rings have diameters of 12 feet, 8 feet, and 4 feet, respectively. This is why you will often hear curlers refer to the "12-foot", "8-foot", and "4-foot" rings when discussing rock placement.
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it depends on what color your arrow point lands on
due to its brightness to the rings.
Just 1. Each rock is worth 1 point if it's closer to the center of the house (the painted "target" area) than the other team's closest rock. The different colored rings don't have different points values, they're just there to visually aid in judging how far rocks are from the center.
A curling match is played between two teams of four players each.
A blank end is an end in the game of curling in which no stones are touching the house, and thus no points are scored.