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🦆 Official National Duckpin Bowling Congress (NDBC) Rules

DUCKPIN BOWLINGSCORE CALCULATOR

Track and score your Duckpin games with authentic 3-ball frames, automatic strike and spare compounding, and real-time AI score projections.

🦆 DUCKPIN RULES (3 BALLS / FRAME)
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120Average
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300WR: 279
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Duckpin Scoring Rule Guide
Ball 1: Strike (X)10 pins + pinfall of next 2 balls.
Ball 2: Spare (/)10 pins + pinfall of next 1 ball.
Ball 3: Ten (10)10 pins total. No bonus points awarded!
Open Frame (< 10)Count of pins knocked down in all 3 balls.
🏆Duckpin World Record: 279

Unlike 10-pin bowling where 300s are bowled daily, no person has ever bowled a 300 in sanctioned Duckpin history! Pete Schmitt's 279 in 1992 stands unbroken.

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Duckpin Bowling vs. Standard 10-Pin Bowling

FeatureDuckpin Bowling (NDBC)Standard 10-Pin Bowling (USBC)
Balls Per FrameUp to 3 balls in every frameUp to 2 balls (3 in 10th only)
Ball Diameter & Weight4.75–5.00 inches (~3 lbs 12 oz, no holes)8.5 inches (up to 16 lbs, drilled holes)
Pin Dimensions9.4 inches tall, wider belly15 inches tall, standard neck
Deadwood RulesFallen pins remain on the lane during frameSwept away after each ball by the pinsetter
All-Time High ScoreWorld record: 279 (Pete Amore, 1992)World record: 300 (frequently achieved)
Sanctioning BodyNational Duckpin Bowling Congress (NDBC)United States Bowling Congress (USBC)

Duckpin Scoring Rule Guide

Because duckpin balls are light and lack finger holes, and duckpins are shorter and harder to knock down through chain-reaction pin carry, the sport grants bowlers a third delivery in every frame:

Ball 1: Strike (X)

10 pins + pinfall of next 2 balls.

Ball 2: Spare (/)

10 pins + pinfall of next 1 ball.

Ball 3: Ten (10)

10 pins total. No bonus points awarded!