Lowest Winning FFA Score

The lowest possible winning FFA score I would assume is 28 (3 way stalemate for 7, mate for 20, capture 1 pawn for 1 pt, and claim vs an opponent who only scored 7), but maybe its less, not sure.  I just won with 42 curious to know if anyone else has a winning score that is lower.

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Wouldn't the lowest possible winning FFA score be 6 points? (1 point for capturing 1 pawn, 5 points for 3-fold repetition with 4 players, final score 6-5-5-5)

I won with 36 once

1. h2-h3 .. b7-c7 .. g13-g12 .. m8-l8
2. Bi1xc7 .. Ka7-b7 .. Kg14-g13 .. Kn8-m8
3. Kh1-h2 .. Kb7-a7 .. Kg13-g14 .. Km8-n8
4. Kh2-h1 .. Ka7-b7 .. Kg14-g13 .. Kn8-m8
5. Kh1-h2 .. Kb7-a7 .. Kg13-g14 .. Km8-n8
6. Kh2-h1 .. Ka7-b7 .. Kg14-g13 .. Kn8-m8
7. Kh1-h2

11 points, actually; but its still extremely low

generally, you need at least 50 points to win (if you're lucky). 

what is exactly the formula behind points assigned after repetitions? 10 for each king splitted between the numbers of active players?

Not sure what the lowest score would be, but I just won an ffa game with a really high score. I had 120 points lol

See comment https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/lowest-winning-ffa-score?page=1&newCommentCount=1#comment-80813543

2 players resigning, the remaining player throwing all the pieces to the dead kings, your opponent making stalemate on 2 dead kings and then stalemate yourself, but maybe stalemate yourself right away idk. It's always 34 at the end idk how you get less than that 

I see everyone has chosen to ignore my comment

actually i asked on that comment, how the points after repetitions are given? anyway, now i try in a custom game by mylsef, i then will write here what i will find

ok guys, i checked, when draw for repetition happens, it's always 10 points to each player, even if are 3 players (or 4 players, like chessmastergs said), so i can confirm 11 as the lowest winning score possible