No. The crimson three performed to the desk counts for the participant (100 factors). The crimson three within the participant’s foot rely towards the participant (-100 factors).

When including the rating, a 100 added to a -100 will cancel out, in fact, however that should not be confused with deducting the 100 from the penalty, lest you confuse that for leaving the participant with no penalty and simply the 100 factors.

From the guidelines:

Red threes rely 100 factors towards your rating if they’re on the desk and 100 factors towards your rating if they’re in hand.

If your opponents ‘go out’ (do away with all their playing cards) earlier than you’ve got grabbed your ‘foot,’ and there’s a crimson three current, that three counts towards you.