What Is an Insurance Score?

Insurance points are often used in basketball and baseball, and also refer to points that ensure opponents are unable to catch up and counterattack.

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Insurance points are often used in basketball and baseball, and also refer to points that ensure opponents are unable to catch up and counterattack.

Usually refers to team A playing with team B. Assuming team B has a score of 100 and team A has 94 points, before the end of the game, team B makes up 5 points or more, which makes team A unable to catch up. Finally, team B scores 120: 105 points to win. This 15-point win is the insurance point. Same as basketball, in the home team and away team game, the home team scored a little bit ahead of the away team in any of the five to seven innings, and then added two more points in the eight innings. The score obtained could not be reversed, and the visiting team lost. The additional points of this home team are insurance points.