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11-01-2003, 23:42
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Sorry but I am confused.... Please can some one explain in simple English. How can a team win with a negative # wouldnt the other team have to have a larger negative #to loose or is that a higher lower negative #!!!!!
Are you saying that if the opposition lifts "one" bin 10 feet in the air on your side it would count as a 10 stack multiplier for your team as its the highest bin off the carpet and if you only had 1 other bin on your side you would end up with a multiplier of 10 x 1 = 10 how can it be -9 Help im confused..... 
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