Points are added automatically as soon as a shot resolves. Every disc stays on the court all frame — a negated, blocked-away, demoted-to-Kitchen, or knocked-out shot just sits wherever it lands instead of disappearing, so once all 8 discs are down somewhere, the frame is done — the finished board stays on screen until you click "Next Frame." Demote / Knock Out: only valid if the opponent has a disc worth 7, 8, or 10 on the court; if more than one qualifies, click the pulsing disc you want to hit — your choice, usually the highest value. Demote steps a disc down one tier on the real scoring ladder (10→8, 8→7, 7→Kitchen/-10); Knock Out removes it entirely (0). A blocked disc can't be hit directly by either — the shot lands on its block instead, which is spent but leaves the real disc untouched. Exception: if the opponent has nothing but a disc already in the Kitchen (-10), Knock Out can still bump it clean off the board — which helps them, since 0 beats -10. Block: your choice — take this roll's points outright, or forfeit them to shield one of your own 7/8/10 discs from Demote and Knock Out for the rest of the frame. If nothing's eligible to protect, the points bank automatically.