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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Can you please explain how that works?
3 points for a win in regulation, 2 for a win in OT, 1 for a loss in OT, and 0 for a loss in regulation. Because the OT winner would lose a point compared to winning in regulation, you wouldn't have games that are suddenly worth more, compared to the current system where a game yields a total of 3 points if it goes to OT, and 2 if it doesn't.
I believe it's basically what hock already has, but regulation wins are three points.
As far as I know giving regulation wins 3 points to keep number of points possible per game constant would never have changed the standings in a meaningful way.