I really wish this universal pool software would stick to the global ISO standard, to avoid any confusion. Those "10.000" for most people looks like "ten thousand" as the "." is the official thousands separator (delimiter). Yes, a 10k threshold would be "strange".

But it is wrongly used as a decimal separator and "10.000" supposedly means 10,000 or simply 10. And in case decimals are explicitely mentioned, when they are zero they should be given with only two trailing zeros, therefore 10,00 to avoid that anyone mistakes it for a thousands separator. Or not given at all, hence just 10.

Of course it would be better if everyone sticks to the globally standardized (and much older and widely used) "," as decimal mark and "." as delimiter. But bad habits are hard to change and they were introduced in the IT world as well, so we won't get rid of them anytime soon.