BowlardScoreKeeper

"Bowlard" is combines bowling and billiards. App records your Bowlard's score.

== About Bowlards ==

Bowlard is one of the pocket billiards' competition events, a birthplace originating in Japan that combines bowling and billiards.

== Summary ==

· Ball to use

No. 1 - No. 10 uses the 10 balls target and the cue ball up to the ball.

· How to assemble the rack

The rack is an unordered triangle. Placing a ball of the same number as the number of frames at that time on the top of the rack makes it easier to understand the number of frames.

· Purpose of the game

As well as bowling, we aim for a high score by playing 10 frames. It counts as one point for each pocket ball and records the score in the same format as bowling.

· Other points

For every shot except the break shot, the "call shot" rule that specifies the ball to be shot by himself and the pocket to enter is applied. Also, as with bowling, I will pocket 10 balls in 1 frame (2 innings).

== Play ==

Beginning the first inning with a break shot. Even if some balls are pocketed in a break shot, the first inning will continue. If there is a fool in a break shot, the 1st inning will end and we will move on to 2nd inning immediately.

After the break shot, I will pocket the balls with the "call shot" rule.

The order of targeting the balls can be freely determined

If the ball can not be pocked or entered into an unspecified pocket, it will be inninged if you foul. If you are playing 1 inning, you will move on to 2nd inning. If you are playing 2 innings, you will move on to the break frame of the next frame.

Repeat this until the 10th frame and record the score.

== Foul or shoot miss ==

If you make a fal or shot mistake in the first inning, you start the second inning with the current position of the glove. However, in the case of scratches, the second ball will start as a free ball in the kitchen. The pocketed sphere will be invalid and will return to the foot spot.

If you make a mistake in the second inning, you will end the frame at that point and move on to the break point of the next frame.