What are the rules for scorekeeping during a PBA Tournament?
Your score is the most direct way for you to measure your success in a PBA event. It is extremely important for you to ensure the accuracy of your scores, as well as attesting the scores of one other player on your pair. The player finishing the game first should record the game scores and complete the plus/minus totals for everyone on the pair during all phases of the tournament. During match play, make sure to verify and initial your opponents score sheet directly following the match. The PBA scoring system is derived by adding or subtracting the amount of pins from a 200 score for each game, on a cumulative basis. Record all equipment used during competition by the end of the first game it was put into play. The documentation of each ball on the score sheet should include: 1. The last four digits of the serial number 2. Grips used (if any) 3. Extra holes or any holes have been drilled deeper 4. Slugs or plugs used The Tournament Director (as well as your fellow competitors) has the
