Easy Tiger
Active Member
I came across this in the TBA rulebook and found it interesting. Previously, I (and I am sure many others), thought a session of continuous games was a run of games all bowled in a row (eg - 10 games of qualifying in a tournament, games of matchplay, etc).
This is not true.
Taken from the TBA Rulebook:
RULE 128 SESSION OF GAMES - DEFINITION
A session of continuous games play concludes when a participant changes lanes or opponents. For example, in scenarios
1 and 2, the session of games concludes when a match concludes. In scenario 3, each lane change begins a new session.
1. 15 game in a singles matchplay final changing lanes every match.
2. A number of five man teams playing each other once, changing lanes every match.
3. A number of five man teams playing a match based on total pinfall over six games, bowled in blocks of 2,
changing lanes after each 2 games.
Therefore, you are perfectly entitled to clean your equipment between blocks in qualifying in a tournament, and can also alter the coverstock in any way you wish (scuff up, etc).
I dare say there are a lot of people that are not aware that you can do this.
This is not true.
Taken from the TBA Rulebook:
RULE 128 SESSION OF GAMES - DEFINITION
A session of continuous games play concludes when a participant changes lanes or opponents. For example, in scenarios
1 and 2, the session of games concludes when a match concludes. In scenario 3, each lane change begins a new session.
1. 15 game in a singles matchplay final changing lanes every match.
2. A number of five man teams playing each other once, changing lanes every match.
3. A number of five man teams playing a match based on total pinfall over six games, bowled in blocks of 2,
changing lanes after each 2 games.
Therefore, you are perfectly entitled to clean your equipment between blocks in qualifying in a tournament, and can also alter the coverstock in any way you wish (scuff up, etc).
I dare say there are a lot of people that are not aware that you can do this.