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The rules of ten pin bowling are nice and simple, leaving you plenty of brain-power to focus on your aim... and winning! Each player takes it in turn to roll bowling balls along the 'lane'. The aim is to knock down the skittle-like 'pins' that stand at the end, ideally in one go - called a 'strike.' A point is scored for each pin knocked down. Each player takes ten turns, called a 'frame', and (unless they score a strike) will roll twice in each frame.
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