Multiple Policies for a Model in Laravel

You could use traits to separate the logic for your policy.

You would create a base TeamPolicy and then multiple traits with the various methods that you would want within the base class.

<?php

class TeamPolicy
{
    use RoundPolicy, AnotherPolicy;
}

The $policies variable uses the model as key and as value a policy. Keys are unique so you can only set one policy per model. However you can use a policy on multiple models.

In your case the App\Policies\AnotherPolicy is the only one which will be used. Also assigning multiple models the same policy really depends on what you want to do. Basically you do not want messy or gross code. So if you create a policy for two models and the policy code becomes too large, it is time to consider if creating another policy would make the code simpler/less gross.