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# The Game
This is how the game screen looks like:
In the image above, we have the following fields:
* **Score**: Current user score
* **Time left**: Remaining time to finish the tournament (The white number in the middle of the top panel 1107)
* **User**: User address
* **Accumulated Score**: The total score of the user at the moment. We'll explain more details in the section [Score and General Rules](/explore-papparico/games/score-and-general-rules.md).
When the tournament finishes, the consolidation page is shown:
The game is consolidating the results
After the consolidation page, the user final result is displayed:
Final result of a user who won the tournament
An for a user not qualified for a prize:
Final result of a not qualified user
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