Method of playing a bowling card game

Amusement devices: games – Card or tile games – cards or tiles therefor – Sports or outdoor recreational activities

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051656930

ABSTRACT:
The present invention entails a card game for simulating the game of bowling. A deck of cards (30) is provided, with each card having a combination of a word(34) a symbol(36) and a number(32) or a word and a number thereon. Further, the game apparatus is provided with tokens(21) and score pad(20). In playing the present game, cards and tokens are dealt to a plurality of players, after which they are permitted by order of seating, to play cards that are held that are most advantageous to the players accumulated score. A player may also make an exchange of a hand for a new hand by the surrender of a token in accordance with the rules. The player with the highest accumulated score after the completion of ten rounds of play is declared the winner.

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patent: 4501426 (1985-02-01), Seitz
patent: 4546982 (1985-10-01), Gaines
patent: 4793617 (1988-12-01), Sanon
Scarne's Encyclopedia of Games by John Scarne, Harper & Row, Publishers, 1973, pp. 6-14.
Kellogg's (Tenpin) Bowling Game Using Playing Cards, the Bo-Lyn Company, 1970.

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