Original sentence: Some also practice a peculiar scoring while playing "thani" where if it's won by the bidder, the opponent team will have to place "kunukku" (a kind of expressing acceptance of defeat by placing a joker card on ones ear top) without  any changes in scores at all, but the opponent is regarded as defeated straight
Edited sentence: Each team is given 6 unused cards as base, and the base is treated like money (being lost or gained based on winning or losing rounds).In this case, the whole team removes the kunukku.It is possible for both teams to have kunukkus as the same time.Otherwise, each kunukku holder will have to win a game "individually" (by bidding & setting the trump).Some also practice a peculiar scoring while playing 28.The only way to remove the kunukku is for the team to win the first hand after getting the kunukku is given (where one of their own players sets the trump).The opponent is regarded as defeated straight.The opposing side will attempt to bid high in order to block this.When a team has no more base to give, the opponent team will have to place "kunukku" (a kind of expressing acceptance of defeat by placing a joker card on ones ear top) and will give back to the losing team the original 6 base (or the original 6 less what was just lost, ie 5 or 4 base)