To calculate the value of a frame with a spare in it, add ten points to the immediate throw's pinfall value that follows then add that sum to the value of the previous frame. If a spare is followed by a strike, it's worth 20 points. To calculate the value of a frame with a strike in it, add ten points to the pinfall value of the immediate combined two throws that follow then add that sum to the value of the previous frame . A strike can be worth up to 30 points if two consecutive strikes follow. If a strike is followed by a spare (two combined throws in the following two-box frame) or (if a strike in the first box of the 10th frame is followed by by two throws combining to make a spare in the second and third boxes of the 10th frame) it is worth 20 points. Remember: strike = 10 + next two throws spare = 10 + next one throw Question How does a foot fault or fowl affect a bowling score according to bowling rules?
Is there a template I could put on a smartphone to figure /add score for 10 pin? We have a senior Wii bowling game we play with 8 players & Wi will only score for 4 players, so someone has to sit out to score. If I had a calculator on my phone. No one would have to sit out.
I remember when I started bowling it was in PE class. As I got older, I went bowling on my own and even joined Leagues where in one League I won the High Score trophy with a 267. My lifetime average was probably around the 170's.
