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X = Strike / = Spare - = No pins knocked down F = Foul Circled Number = a split with that number of pins knocked down.
A spare in bowling is when you knock down all of the pins with both deliveries in a single frame. So, if you knocked down 7 pins on your first ball and knocked down the remaining 3 pins with your second ball, that would be considered a spare.
a strike is all 10 pins knocked down in one try a spare is all 10 pins knocked down in two consecutive tries in the same frame.
You have to knock down ten pins in two tries to get a spare.
The scoring for a strike in bowling is 10 plus the number of pins you knock down on the next two deliveries. If the first of those deliveries is another strike, you would get another 10. You would add to that (20) the number of pins you knock down on your next delivery. For example, if you knocked down 7 pins you would get 27 for the first strike (10 + 10 + 7) and for the second strike you would get 10 + 7 + the number of pins you knock down on your next delivery.
A dash is used in scoring to indicate no pins were knocked down.
A dash ( - ) in bowling is a symbol indicating that no pins were knocked down.
In bowling, the pins knocked down by the ball do not count.
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If you dont mark in a frame (strike or spare) it is an open
Very much so. If a player crosses the foul line during their delivery they receive a score of 0 for the shot regardless of how many pins are knocked down.
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