Room Example 3

Player 1 has a Carry of Nines.*
Player 2 has a Carry of Jacks.

Player 1 also has a Tears, 9-high in Clubs. The Tears will not count because the 9 of Clubs is used to form the Carry of Nines. A card can only be used once to form Room, not multiple times.

* Player 2's Carry of Jacks outranks Player 1's Carry of Nines. Player 1's Carry of Nines will not count.

Players 1 & 3 have 0 points in Room.
Players 2 & 4 have 200 points in Room.

Round Score: 162 + 200 = 362 points

Players 1 & 3 are immediately Down before the Round even begins! This is a rare occasion when a team can go Down without playing a single Lift in the Round. Player 2's Carry of Jacks (200 points) is already more than half (181 points) of the Round's points. Players 1 & 3 are Down; Players 2 & 4 get 360 points for the Round.
Room Example 3 hands diagram

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