Bowling Score 2

Spare

A spare in bowling is when all 10 pins are knocked down in one frame. When there's a spare, the score for the next single bowl is added to the current frame's score. For example, if this is the pins knocked down in the first 2 frames:

1. 8 2 
2. 6 3

...the player's score will be 16 for the first frame and 9 for the second frame, with a total score of 25. The score of 6 gets counted twice, since it was added to the score of the spare too.