löögipõhine

The term "löögipõhine" is an Estonian word that translates to "stroke-based" or "hit-based" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of sports and games, referring to a system where scoring or progression is determined by the number of individual actions or "strokes" performed.

In sports like golf, "löögipõhine" scoring means the player with the fewest strokes (hits of the ball) at the end of a round or tournament wins. Each swing taken to propel the ball towards the hole counts as one stroke. This is in contrast to other scoring systems, such as match play, where holes are won or lost individually.

Similarly, in certain card games or board games, a "löögipõhine" system might dictate that a player advances or scores points based on the number of successful "tricks" or rounds they win, where each trick represents a set of played cards or moves. The emphasis is on the successful execution of individual actions within the game's mechanics.

The core concept of "löögipõhine" is the quantification of success or progress through discrete, countable units of action. This approach provides a clear and objective measure of performance, making it a popular and easily understood method for organizing competition and determining outcomes.