Bingo Bowling combines the skill of bowling with the bingo grid on the monitor. It is a team game that is contested over a set of lanes. Each team is assigned to one lane.

Each lane/team lane is presented with a bingo grid that consists of 26 squares. The other squares consist of possible single frame or single ball bowling scores.

One bowler on the team will bowl a ball. If the outcome of the ball is on the bingo grid, it will be removed and the pins will reset. Otherwise, a bowler may take up to three balls to achieve one of the outcomes still uncovered on the bingo card. A turn for the player ends either when a square accomplished or three balls are thrown. Then the next player takes a turn and the process repeats.

The first lane to achieve a total blackout yells BINGO and wins the game.

Scoring for crazy bowl is similar to traditional bowling, except each frame or every other other frame consists of a different challenge. Use the list below or make up your own. You may want to bring unique props with you to for your challenges.

Frame 1 – Bowl with a pin between your legs.

Frame 2 – Bowl with eyes closed or blindfolded.

Frame 3 – Bowl on one foot.

Frame 4 – If you’re a righty, bowl with your left hand. If your a lefty, bowl with your right hand.

Frame 5 – Sit on the floor and bowl by pushing the ball forward with your feet.

Frame 6 – Lay on your stomach and bowl

Frame 7 – Bowl in slow motion.

Frame 8 – Get someone else in the bowling alley, who is not with your group, to bowl one frame for you.

Frame 9 – Bowl backwards, either between your legs or in whatever other way you can manage.

Frame 10 – Spin in circles five times and then bowl immediately.