Let's look at it this way....
| Real time TES | Reviewed TES |
| 4Tq | 6.85 (9.50 - 2.65 GOE) | 5.51 (9.50 - 3.99 GOE) |
| 4T<<+REP | 1.90 (6.65 - 4.75 GOE) | 0.84 (2.94 - 2.10 GOE) |
| 3Lo< | 2.45 (4.90 - 2.45 GOE) | 1.96 (3.92 - 1.96 GOE) |
| 11.20 | 8.31 |
Both the UR jumps were falls. Those are already at the maximum GOE penalty, and thus "additional GOE reduction due to UR" do not apply.
That downgraded jump also helps the appearance of
losing less TES, because the factored GOE is based off the value of 3T instead of 4T.