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Match Play Handbook
  • Welcome
  • Configuring a tournament
    • Creating a tournament
    • Managing players
    • Player registration
    • Managing arenas
    • Managing playoffs
    • Common configuration options
    • Scoring systems
  • Running a tournament
    • Scorekeeping
    • Troubleshooting
  • Tournament formats
    • Direct play tournaments
      • Head-to-head match play
      • Group match play
      • Target match play
      • Basic & group knockouts
      • Max match play
      • Pace match play
      • Flip Frenzy
      • Round robin
    • Single player formats
      • Best game
      • Card-based best game
      • Pingolf
      • Pinbowling
    • Elimination brackets
      • Single elimination
      • Double elimination
      • Group elimination
      • Pingolf elimination
      • Ladder elimination
      • Amazing Race
  • Additional features
    • Calendar
    • Event listings
    • Tournament series
    • Challenge matches
    • Cloning tournaments
    • Custom links
    • Player & arena labels
    • Prize pools
  • Views
    • Big screen view
    • Broadcast view
  • Data crunching
    • Match Play Ratings
    • WPPR estimates
    • Data export
    • Match Play API
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  1. Tournament formats
  2. Single player formats

Pinbowling

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Pinbowling tournaments allow you to create scorecards for a number of "frames." Typically, a "frame" is a single game played, and the scorecard records how many points each player earned for each frame. The winner of the tournament is the player with the most points after all frames have been played.

Configuration options

See also: .

Duration

Determines the number of frames played in the tournament.

Common configuration options