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 - **One point per contact.** You score one point for each contact you make on any repeater in this list. Multiple contacts on the same repeater count this year, so feel free to "run" a repeater ! Treat this like "running a frequency" during a contest. Also note that the person you contact does not necessarily have to be participating in the Repeater Roundabout for you to score a point -- any non-duplicate contact counts. Note that *duplicate contacts with the same person, on the same repeater, do not count*.
 - **It pays to QRP.** If you're running 5W or less, the contact is worth double.
-- **Collect 'em all !** If you make a contact on *all repeaters* with the same club designation on the list of participating repeaters (for systems with at least two repeaters), your point score for that system receives a 2x multiplier. For example, the PSRG operates a 2m repeater, a 6m repeater, and a 70cm repeater. If you log 10 points across PSRG repeaters, but you've hit each of them at least once, that's worth 20 points instead. This multiplier applies to QRP contacts too !
+- **Collect 'em all.** If you make a contact on *all repeaters* with the same club designation on the list of participating repeaters (for systems with at least two repeaters), your point score for that system receives a 2x multiplier. For example, the PSRG operates a 2m repeater, a 6m repeater, and a 70cm repeater. If you log 10 points across PSRG repeaters, but you've hit each of them at least once, that's worth 20 points instead. This multiplier applies to QRP contacts too !
+- **Full House.** If you make a contact on every single repeater, your score is doubled.
 
 
 # Logging
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@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ The Repeater Roundabout is a weekend-long event held on many of our local repeat
 
 Anyone with a ham radio license can participate ! You don't even have to be local; stations may participate over Echolink, Allstar, or IRLP if they are available.
 
-> This page was last updated on Wednesday October 11 at 08:21.
+> This page was last updated on Wednesday October 11 at 17:40.
 
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diff --git a/rules.md b/rules.md
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 - **One point per contact.** You score one point for each contact you make on any repeater in this list. Multiple contacts on the same repeater count this year, so feel free to "run" a repeater ! Treat this like "running a frequency" during a contest. Also note that the person you contact does not necessarily have to be participating in the Repeater Roundabout for you to score a point -- any non-duplicate contact counts. Note that *duplicate contacts with the same person, on the same repeater, do not count*.
 - **It pays to QRP.** If you're running 5W or less, the contact is worth double.
-- **Collect 'em all !** If you make a contact on *all repeaters* with the same club designation on the list of participating repeaters (for systems with at least two repeaters), your point score for that system receives a 2x multiplier. For example, the PSRG operates a 2m repeater, a 6m repeater, and a 70cm repeater. If you log 10 points across PSRG repeaters, but you've hit each of them at least once, that's worth 20 points instead. This multiplier applies to QRP contacts too !
+- **Collect 'em all.** If you make a contact on *all repeaters* with the same club designation on the list of participating repeaters (for systems with at least two repeaters), your point score for that system receives a 2x multiplier. For example, the PSRG operates a 2m repeater, a 6m repeater, and a 70cm repeater. If you log 10 points across PSRG repeaters, but you've hit each of them at least once, that's worth 20 points instead. This multiplier applies to QRP contacts too !
+- **Full House.** If you make a contact on every single repeater, your score is doubled.
 
 
 # Logging