8.1 GENERAL PRINCIPLE

• 4 judges

The highest and lowest scores of the A / E - judges are dropped. The remaining 2 scores are averaged and, provided that the two middle scores are within the tolerated range indicated below, this result is the final A / E - score.

• 6 judges

The 2 highest and 2 lowest scores of the A / E - judges are dropped. The remaining 2 scores are averaged and, provided that the two middle scores are within the tolerated range indicated below, this result is the final A / E - score.

During the competitions, the difference between the 2 middle scores considered may not be greater than indicated below.
If a bigger tolerance than allowed occurs, then the average of all scores is the final score.
 

Each D-Jury enters the values of each element in order of the performance, the total set of combination and Difficulty deductions. After entering all the values, two judges will compare with each other and must come to an agreement with the same Final D-score and the Deductions. (If not applicable with the scoring system, after calculating alone, then compare the Final D-score with each other).
 
D-Score is divided by following divisor rate (by scoring system) and given with 3 digits.
Examples: D- score divided by 1.8                6.6 ÷ 1.8 = 3.66666…  ===>  3.666
 
Difficulty Deductions are NOT divided.
 
 

The A- score, the E- score, and the D- score are added together and constitute the total score.