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The ZeroLag Four-Game Grind

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Directions: Study the multi-stage esports scoring matrix and the matchmaking constraints provided below to decode the exact final leaderboard before attempting the questions.

The Lore:
ZeroLag Studios hosted the "Four-Game Grind," a sweaty 4-game Free-For-All (FFA) esports tournament. Five top-tier creators—*Agent, Duke, Fanum, Kai, and Speed*—dropped into the lobby to compete in exactly four titles:
Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Tekken, and FIFA.

The Scoring Meta:
There are absolutely zero ties in this tournament. In every single game, the exact placements award a strict, non-negotiable point value:

* 1st Place: 10 Points
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2nd Place: 7 Points
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3rd Place: 4 Points
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4th Place: 2 Points
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5th Place: 0 Points

The Meta (Constraints):
1.
The Leaderboard: Duke won the entire tournament with exactly 26 points. Agent finished as the runner-up with exactly 23 points. Fanum caught the most Ls, finishing dead last with exactly 10 points.
2.
The Fanum Tax: Fanum secured exactly one 1st place finish, absolutely dominating in Tekken, but he placed 5th (scoring 0 points) in every other game.
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The Consistency: Speed placed 3rd in both Mario Kart and Smash Bros. Kai placed 4th in both of those same two games.
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The Comeback: Kai secured the bag late in the gauntlet, placing 1st in FIFA.
5.
Agent's Run: Agent never placed 5th in any game. He started the tournament by winning 1st place in Mario Kart.
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Duke's Dominance: Duke is a pure sweat; he never placed 3rd and never placed 5th in any game throughout the entire tournament.
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Kai's Bronze: Kai placed 3rd in Tekken.

Based on the decoded matrix, what was the exact final point total for Speed, and what place did he finish in FIFA?
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