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BowlingScores
Anthony Lawrence edited this page Mar 11, 2018
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An individual training exercise (in Karate or other martial art)
- A game of bowling is made up of 10 frames.
- Each frame can consist of two rolls.
- A roll where no pins are knocked down is known as a "Gutterball"
- A frame where all pins are knocked down in the first roll is known as a Strike
- A frame where all pins are knocked down across both rolls is known as a Spare.
- A frame's score is the value of the pins knocked down, unless:
- It is a strike - in which case it is 10, plus the score of the next two rolls.
- It is a spare - in which case it is 10, plus the score of the next roll.
- In the situation where the final frame is a strike, two extra rolls are awarded (totally 11 rolls for the whole game)
- In the situation where the final frame is a spare, one extra roll is awarded (totalling 11 rolls for the whole game)
A game of gutterballs, equals 0.
A game where every roll knocks down 1 pin, scores 20.
A game where the first frame is a spare, the second is a 1, and all others are gutterballs, scores 12.
A game where the first frame is a strike, the second is a 9, and all others are gutterballs, scores 28.
A perfect game, of strikes on every roll, scores 300.