Your average will be established after 3 games. Kids under 10 years old can use bumpers. Handicap will be based on 90% of 220.

Poker Rules (First 4 weeks)

1. 1. Spare – 1 card
   2. Strike – 1 card
   3. 2 strikes in a row – 2 cards
   4. All made splits – 2 cards

• Maximum 5 cards in hand from 1 frame to another. You may draw your earned cards, but can only keep 5.
• People with four cards or less will be allowed to keep two, all remainder cards will be shuffled and flipped, to turn those into Texas Holdem.  Cards declare winner, so if you don’t know how to  play, everyone will help, and determine the winner of each game.  
• If a kid does not have at least two cards in the hand, cards will be given to them.

There will be a winner per group, per pair of lanes with prizes TBD.

Basketball Rules 

1. 1. Spare – 2 points
   2. Strike – 3 points
   3. Made splits – 3 points

• Each person will give 10% of their handicap to the total points. Handicap will be rounded down to nearest point. 
• Three strikes in a row = 1 additional point. After three strikes, the count starts over
• Two splits in a row = 1 additional point

Golf Rules 

You will be given a card with par for each hole, and a total for the round.

1. 1. Spare is par
   2. Strike is Birdie is -1 from par
   3. Three strikes in a row is -2 from par. After three strikes, the count starts over.
   4. Open is Bogey (bogey is how many pins you leave on the deck  and will determine how many strokes above par). Example – leaving 2 pins will be par Plus 2 strokes. Leaving 5 pins will be par PLUS 5 strokes.
   5. Splits made is birdie score (-1)

• Bowling handicap will be 10% will be minus from score to give you total. 
• Your score will be based on first 9 frames only, 10th frame will not count.
• Handicap will be rounded to lowest point

Last night we will have awards, and bowl 9 pin NO TAP – DON’T MISS OUT!

About the Tournament

9 pin no tap means you that you receive a STRIKE when you knock down nine pins with your first ball. All other scoring is regulation.

In tenpin bowling, a ”tap” describes a near perfect delivery that looks like it could be a strike, but one pin remains standing. Bowling “no tap” is a scoring variant on regulation tenpins, where a bowler felling nine on the first ball, is credited with a strike.

You will be credited with a handicap which is 90% of 220. Example: 170 average would have the difference of 50 pins, so they would receive 45 pins per game additional, or a total of 135 pins for the 3 games.

To qualify you must have a sanctioned average within 2 yrs of 21 games or more, or a certified approved average of 21 games or more, to participate in this tournament.