 Some groups, when gambling, will require the player whose score was multiplied to pay a proportionately larger amount of the winnings (i.e.a player who continued play twice would pay twice as much as the other player, since their score would have been doubled).The Sake Cup is unique in that, though technically classified as a 10-point card, it counts as both a 10-point card and a 1-point card at the same time.