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@@ -34,13 +34,18 @@ Assuming at the end of this iteration, the points are as follows:
 - **Team2** receives \(30/(35+30+20)\) of the 90 points.
 - **Team3** receives \(20/(35+30+20)\) of the 90 points.
 
+##### Third Iteration:
+- **Team1** receives \(34/(34+31+21)\) of the 90 points from Match 1.
+- **Team2** receives \(31/(34+31+21)\) of the 90 points.
+- **Team3** receives \(21/(34+31+21)\) of the 90 points.
+
 #### Stabilization:
 We iterate this process 50 times. After multiple iterations, the percentage shares of points among the teams will stabilize.
 
 
 ## rankings.rb
-updated version that uses TBA's api instead, and uses the same algorithm as the \_old version
-i left my TBA api key is in the file, better if you go get your own (it's free), 
+- updated version that uses TBA's api instead, and uses the same algorithm as the \_old version
+- i left my TBA api key is in the file, better if you go get your own (it's free), 
 
 ### Usage
 - ruby rankings.rb 2024cabe
@@ -52,7 +57,7 @@ This version has 3 options..
 1. **Points Share** - This is able to subtract out penalty points to be more accurate.
    - This is mostly aligned with OPR, but much better at dealing with fewer matches played.
    - This is mostly aligned with EPA in terms of results.
-2. **Foul Points Contributed** - Same algorithm but looking at how many points the opposing alliance received. So if a team got a "6.4", it means that on average, they gave up 6.4 points worth of penalties to the other alliance.
+2. **Foul Points Contributed** - Same algorithm but looking at how many foul points the opposing alliance received. So if a team got a "6.4", it means that on average, they gave up 6.4 points worth of penalties to the other alliance.
    - Note: The Blue Alliance insights tab has foul points, but it's based on what your own alliance received for points which is meaningless.
 3. **Climb Percentage** - The TBA API gives us who climbed, so this is not an approximation, but rather an exact percentage of how often a team successfully climbed. This ignores "park".