Scoringto

Scoringto is a scoring system used in the game of curling. It is designed to provide a more accurate and consistent representation of the performance of each team throughout a game. The system was introduced in the 2018-19 curling season in the United States and has since been adopted by other curling organizations around the world.

In traditional curling scoring, each team earns one point for each end they win. This system can sometimes lead to ties, especially in close games, and does not provide a clear indication of how well each team performed. Scoringto addresses these issues by awarding points based on the number of stones a team leaves in the scoring zone at the end of each end.

The Scoringto system works as follows: each team earns points for each of their stones that are left in the scoring zone at the end of an end. The points are awarded as follows: one point for each stone in the house, two points for each stone in the guard zone, and three points for each stone in the scoring zone. The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

This system provides a more detailed and accurate representation of each team's performance throughout the game. It also eliminates the possibility of ties, as it is highly unlikely for two teams to have the same number of points at the end of a game. Scoringto has been well-received by curling enthusiasts and has been credited with making the game more exciting and engaging.