Once a ball has hit the pee it cannot score again in any other manner, either by closeness or repetitive hitting of the pee. The initial pee toss should place the pee in play such that it is plainly visible. When all balls have been thrown, the referee shall proceed to score the round based on hits to the pee and measurements of closeness to the pee based on the outer dimensions of the pee and bocce ball. Each ball that is closer to the target pee than the nearest ball of the opposing team scores one point. In case of a tie between two balls of opposing teams, the balls cancel each other's score.
Rounds having an equal number of hits by opposing teams are a null round with no points scored.