And in case anyone is confused about the rules of the Mixed Doubles Curling here’s a piece from CBC explaining them, and it includes a video too.
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The basics are relatively simple. Each team consists of only two players — one man, one woman. Each team throws five stones per end, with the player delivering the team's first stone of the end also delivering the team's final stone of the end. The game lasts eight ends. The scoring is the same as in regular curling.
Then it gets a little more complicated.
The major difference between regular curling and mixed doubles is the positioning of two stones — one per team — before the beginning of each end. These rocks can end up counting for points if they make their way into the house.
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https://olympics.cbc.ca/news/article...explained.html