Last Frame Standing
Whatever the alley's own scoreboard shows at the end of the game. Top three off the screen, nothing recalculated.
Nothing at all
60 min
Anybody in the room
Up and about
None needed
How to run it
The alley scores the game. This just copies it.
The turn
- Bowl the game exactly as the alley sets it up, bumpers or not.
- Photograph the final screen the moment the last frame closes.
- Top three scores take the points, split evenly across however many lanes were running.
Worth knowing
- Bumpers are fine. A ten-year-old with bumpers beats an adult without them fair and square.
- More than one lane running at once? Combine every screen before deciding the top three.
What you need
- Booked lanes at a bowling alley — Shoes, balls and a screen that keeps the score for you venue
Nothing here has to be bought.
Before the day
Photograph the final screen before anybody clears it — most alleys reset the second the last frame closes.
If it goes badly
Lowest score carries everybody's shoes back to the counter.
Add this to your event
Fayla builds the whole weekend around it — a scoreboard everybody can see, a shopping list that writes itself out of the things you picked, and one link for the group chat.
Who it suits
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