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# Scoring and Points System

Instead of money, all progress is tracked using **points**, earned in three primary ways:

| Action                                                          | Points Earned        |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- |
| Solve a KC7 question (as part of the investigation)             | 🟢 10–100 points     |
| Correctly attribute a suspect with supporting evidence          | 🟢 20–50 points      |
| Ask a sharp investigative question that unlocks a new clue      | 🟢 5–15 points       |
| Submit a high-quality case summary or complete evidence package | 🟢 Up to 1000 points |

Points are awarded by the **Investigative Committee** at the facilitator station. Teams submit written answers or forms, and facilitators issue a **code** to be entered into the KC7 platform, which credits the points automatically to the leaderboard.


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