simultaneous scoring
[/ˌsɪməlˈteɪniəs ˈskɔːrɪŋ/]
noun
marcação simultânea de pontos
1. The act of two or more players or teams scoring points at the same time during a game or competition
In chess tournaments, simultaneous scoring can occur when multiple matches end with decisive results in the same round.
Em torneios de xadrez, a marcação simultânea de pontos pode ocorrer quando múltiplas partidas terminam com resultados decisivos na mesma rodada.
2. A recording system where multiple scores are registered or tracked concurrently
The referee used simultaneous scoring to keep track of both teams' points during the match.
O árbitro usou marcação simultânea de pontos para acompanhar os pontos de ambas as equipes durante a partida.
In Brazilian sports culture, particularly in football (soccer) and basketball, simultaneous scoring situations are common and create dramatic moments. The term is widely used in sports broadcasts and commentary to describe tied scores or situations where multiple athletes achieve the same results. In the USA, this concept is prevalent in chess, bridge tournaments, and competitive gaming where precision scoring is essential.
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