What is drunk bowling rules?

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Drunk bowling, also known as "booze bowling" or variations thereof, isn't a formally regulated sport with a single set of official rules. The essence of it is combining the game of bowling with the consumption of alcohol, typically resulting in a more relaxed and humorous atmosphere. However, there are general guidelines and themes to consider:

• Drinking Rules: These are the core of drunk bowling. They're often highly customizable and depend on the group playing. Common elements include:

  • Drinking%20on%20Strikes: The bowler who gets a strike can assign drinks to other players or gets to drink less.
  • Drinking%20on%20Spares: Similar to strikes, but the penalty or reward might be smaller.
  • Drinking%20on%20Gutters: A penalty for rolling the ball into the gutter. This can be a set number of sips or a shot.
  • Drinking%20on%20Missed%20Pins: Every pin that remains after the second ball results in a sip or other penalty.
  • House%20Rules%20(Drinking): It is common to have customized rules for the specific group playing.

• Bowling Rules: The basic rules of bowling still apply. The goal is to knock down all ten pins. Usually scoring rules are followed as normal.

• Safety%20and%20Moderation: It's crucial to emphasize responsible drinking. Designate a sober driver, set limits on alcohol consumption, and ensure everyone is aware of their limits.