"Pool Night Junkies" is an application that helps you improve your billiards skills and enjoy it in a new hip way! This second version, "Bowlard (Bowlliards)" enables you to calculate the scores of Bowlard in easy steps.
*Note: this is not a game application.

[What’s Bowlard?]
Bowlard is a kind of billiards game that adapts the score calculation of bowling. When playing bowlard, rack balls in a triangle, just like in bowling, using the balls number 1-10. Compared to the win-or-lose games, bowlard is ideal for practicing or judging levels of ability since it is a game rated by scores. Measures of levels are said to be; 150-points is level A, and 200-points is nearly a professional level.

[Main functions]
　☆Easy score entry and point calculation with a ten-digit keypad.
　☆Storage for up to 3 old scores.
　☆Basic statistical calculation (of an average point of old scores, etc).
　☆Tweet posting function of your score on Twitter.
　☆Memo pad

[How to use]
-Right or left flick takes you to your old scores and a new score.
-At the entry screen, you can easily revise scores by tapping on the score you wish to revise.

[Notices]
-With this version, advertisements will be placed at each entry screen.
-Adding bowlard function to "Pool Night Junkies -Systems-" is now in progress.

[We welcome your feedback!]
We welcome your feedback about "Pool Night Junkies." Please let us know through mailing function of the application about new applications you’d like to have, any features you wish to have on the existing application, any errors occurred, etc.
If we benefit from your feedback, we may present iTunes gift card or may think about revenue share according to the contents of your feedback.

[Rules]
Use balls number 1-10 to rack them in a triangle, just like show above.
Like in bowling, 10 frames for 1 game, 2 innings for 1 frame, and 3 innings for the last frames of each game will be held, and vie in the numbers of balls you pocket.
Points earned in an inning will be determined according to the numbers of balls pocketed in a call shot.
One inning ends when the player fails to pocket the called ball or commits a foul.
You don’t have to follow the order of the number on the balls when pocketing.

It’ll be a foul if a ball goes into a different pocket to the one you have called, and that ball will be taken back at the foot spot.
You will start your second inning from where the cue ball is, or, if the cue ball has been pocketed, from behind the head string.
After the second inning, re-rack balls and go on to the next frame.
The same goes till the 10th frame comes.

※1 You don’t have to pocket any balls at a break shot. You can start your first inning right after the break shot.
※2 If you pocket the cue ball at a break shot, it will be scored as a gutter.
※3 As long as you pocket the ball you have called, other balls pocketed at one shot will be counted into your score. (There is another rule that tells you to put the other balls pocketed to the foot spot.)
※4 If the starting point of the second inning is in the kitchen and you wish to aim at the balls also in the kitchen, you have to once place the cue ball out of the kitchen.
※5 In the cases of ※4, and if all the remaining balls are in the kitchen, you can put the one closest to the head string to the foot spot.
※6 In the cases of ※4, and if there are more than 2 balls nearly close to the head string, you can put the smallest numbered ball to the foot spot.
※7 In bowlard, you can rack balls by yourself.

[How to score points]
It’ll be a strike if you pocket all the ten balls at the first inning, and a spare if you pocket all the remaining balls at the second inning. The score calculation of bowling will be adapted.

[Measures of levels]
Level A : more than 151 points
Level B: 81-150 points
Level C: 41-80 points
Beginners: less than 40points