riding time, but only one point no matter how much over one minute (that is, 2 minutes of riding time is still one point, not two points).
So, if at the end of the match, the score is tied, say 3 to 3, but you had over a minute of riding time, you win 4 to 3.

If you end the first round with a minute and 20 seconds, and start on bottom, the clock starts counting backwards until you escape or reverseso, if you get ridden for 30 seconds and then escape, you now have 50 seconds of riding time.

In that scenario, if you got stuck on the bottom for the entire 2 minutes, then your opponent would start the third round with 40 seconds of riding time.

Hopefully that makes sense, and probably didn't have to be so longI'm sure Jersey or someone similar can explain it a lot easier :-)


[Post edited by jofus13 at 03/24/2016 07:20AM]