3 bowling board games: Home Court Games Bowling, Bowl-O-Rama and In the Pocket Bowling
Peter Miller
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A video comparing 3 bowling board games: Home Court Games Bowling, Bowl-O-Rama (from Plaay) and In the Pocket Bowling.
HCG Bowling available at
Bowl-O-Rama available to plaay.com
In the Pocket Bowling available at:
UPDATE 2018-12-06: Or you can download the complete package for In The Pocket, version 2, which includes bowlers for many individual seasons:
Thanks for watching!
Peter
24.08.2022
DO you know if In the Pocket V3 was created?
Hey Peter. Can't seem to find IN THE POCKET BOWLING online as your two links don't work. Any status on its availability?
A demo of the APBA bowling game would be interesting, if you can find one.
Thanks for the video, Peter. Had just downloaded In The Pocket. And found your video. A great side by side. Much appreciated.
Thanks Peter! Home Court is my fav bowling game- i was wodering how In The Pocket plays as compared to HCB. After watching your video, im convinced HCB is still the best. ( if you have Home Court Tennis i would love to see a video. maybe compare three different tennis games.) : )
Both links for In The Pocket are dead. 😨
Forum for Pocket bowling is no longer active
Hi Everyone! For a couple of reasons, the game disappeared from Delphi and other previously posted links. You can find the game plus a ton of seasons and special sets at the following link
http://www.ballstat.com/markmiller/InThePocketGame.zip
Also, there is a V2 PC game in the works – but I don't have much information at this time. Hopefully it will show up this year (2021)
the links are dead.
For some reason, I can't post a link to a PDF for a special set I created – a card for every season highest average, with a limit of one card per bowler. For multiple season winners, the highest average is carded. From 1962 to 2019, there are only 28 leaders – multiple winners as expected 🙂
Feel free to email me at replaybaseball@aol.com if you want a copy. At least until I can figure out why the link won't stay posted on this video 🙂
Ok, just in case YouTube doesn't like my new link, go to your browser and type in
http://www.ballstat.com and then add a / then type in markmiller followed by another slash, then type in a.zip
The zip file has the one PDF of the 28 bowler cards based on their highest average leading the PBA from 1962 to 2019.
The cards are NOT normalized – just using their exact average to card them.
Only one card per bowler, thus 28 over the almost 60-year span