This is an interesting idea but just having map-specific scores doesn't capture the fact that the rules you play with also dramatically affect gameplay on some maps. Trench rules completely change some maps -- unlimited forts can also have a huge impact. Spoils have more impact on some maps than ...

In a doubles game, all the armies of a kicked player turn the color of that player's partner. What I want to know is what happen in a triples game if you have 2 partners? Which partner do the armies go to?

No, deadbeats on the losing team should still lose points, but deadbeats on the winning team should not gain points.

The idea is to punish the deadbeats but not their partners and opponents.

Currently, if your partner deadbeats in a doubles game, but you go on to win the game anyways, you still split the point gain with your partner. I think it would be more fair give winning deadbeats 0 points, and to split the points among the winning players who either played through the whole game ...

Alpine87 and I are good friends. We spend a lot of time each day on the phone discussing our strategy. I recommend playing doubles with people you know IRL -- it's much more fun.