Help answer this question below.
If you bowl a strike, then the score for that frame is 10 plus the total of the next 2 balls you throw. If you throw 2 more strikes then the first frame is 30. so by frames its 1-30 2-60 3-90 4-120 5-150 6-180 7-210 8-240 9-270 10-300.
no answers make sense you bowl 10 strikes do you still have 2 more in the tenth frame if so it does not go up by 30 unless you only have to bowl 10 strikes so how do you score bowling it would be 12X30 i don't get it
If one strikes all 9 in a row with full down in 10nth. Total chances recieved are 14+1. If one go full house on all. once score beyond 750. However, in professional circuit that is not rated but in genreal one can have as many as upto points but leass than 1000.
Each strike is worth ten plus two balls after.
For me let someone else bowl for me...
In bowling a perfect game will score "300" pins, you roll ten strikes, one for each frame, and then two bonus shots at the end are also strikes.
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