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ClassicBowling
Classic bowling game involves players rolling a heavy ball down a long, narrow lane with the objective of knocking down as many pins as possible.
Key features:
Setup: 10 pins arranged in a triangular formation at the end of the lane.
Objective: Knock down as many pins as possible with each roll of the ball.
Dimensions: Typically 60 feet long and 41.5 inches wide.
Surface: The lane is usually made of wood or synthetic material and is oiled to affect ball movement.
Design: Usually has three finger holes (one for the thumb and two for the fingers).
Weight: Ranges from 6 to 16 pounds, allowing players to choose a ball that suits their strength and technique.
Space Before the Foul Line: Players use this area to line up their shot and gain momentum before releasing the ball.
Characteristics:
Primary Goal: To knock down all 10 pins at the end of the lane with as few rolls as possible.
10 Frames: Each game consists of 10 frames, providing multiple opportunities to score points.
Two Rolls per Frame: Players have up to two chances per frame to knock down all the pins.
Strike: Achieved by knocking down all pins on the first roll of a frame, earning 10 points plus the total of the next two rolls.
Spare: Achieved by knocking down all pins with two rolls in a frame, earning 10 points plus the total of the next roll.
Open Frame: If pins are not all knocked down with the two rolls, the score is the total number of pins knocked down in that frame.
