How to Play Bowling With Dice

Part of the Video Series Basic Rules for Dice Games

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A new twist on the game of bowling, watch and learn how to bowl with dice in this free how-to video on playing dice games for fun.

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How to Play Bowling With Dice
Hi my name is Carlos Ramos Jr. coming to you on behalf of Expert Village and today we are talking about a variety of games that you could played with dice. The next game is one of my favorite game and it is bowling. Yes, you could actually play dice with bowling with dice actually. The way this game is played is with 2 dice and you could keep score the same way that you keep score with regular bowling. You could play for 10 rounds or frames. Each player has 10 rounds and each player rolls the dice 3 times. Now, you could either leave 1 die or you can take them both and roll again. If you roll a 5 and a 5 on your first throw, like so, that is a strike. If you roll a five and a four, you might want to leave that 5 because if you roll another 5 and your second throw that is a spare. Anytime you roll a 6 that is a gutter ball. Kind of like that is the to gutter lanes so you don't want to roll any 6s. Alright now, if you roll twice and this is your second roll and you don't have anything you might just try to roll again and pick up that spare. But that is pretty much the game. 2 fives on the first throw is a strike you get 10 points. A 5 and a 5 made after the first throw is a spare you get 10 points. After 10 rounds, you see who has the highest score, or 10 frames and that is the person who wins the game. It is exactly the same way that you play the game of bowling.

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Expert: Carlos Ramos is a ten year recreation supervisor at Shecar Development, where he orchestrated several gaming events and tournaments for urban youth. Read More