Reykjavik International Games has been held every year since 1989 but  bowling was part of the games for the first time in 2009.

IR Bowling Club was established in August 1994 at the same time as a new Bowling Center was opened at Mjodd in Reykjavik. From the beginning the club has been highly active and very successful in Icelandic competitions. Members of IR Bowling Club are a majority of Icelandic National Team players today. The Bowling Palace offers 22 high quality bowling lanes, with automatic scoring system and plastic lanes.

The first bowling alley in Iceland was at Camp Knox in the western side of Reykjavik, during the Second World War. There were two bowling lanes in one of the army base and the pins ware stacked by hand. Later the defence military opened a bowling alley for their people at the Keflavik Base. In 1984 building of a new bowling alley in Öskjuhlíð started. It was formally opened on the 1st of February 1985. Later that year KFR, the first Bowling Club in Iceland, was established. The Icelandic people have embraced the bowling sport from the beginning.

PRICE MONEY:

Prize money expressed in Icelandic Kronur

Total:                  315.000

Tournament format

Women get 8 pins hc. for every game

Qualification
Qualification; Entries and re-entries, 6 games.

Composing Top 20
Top 20 from the 6 games qualification (seeded 1-20)

Final step 1
Players seeded 5-20 will play 6 games starting from scratch. Top 6 will continue to the final step 2. Players not continuing will be ranked 11-20 according to their position in the final step 1.

Final step 2
The 6 players continuing from the final step 1 and the top 4 players from qualification will play Round robin.The 2 winners of the matches will continue to the finals.The 8 loosers of the matches will be ranked 3-10 according to their position and final step 2.

Finals
2 players will play a match and the winner must win 3 out of 5 games.The winners of the match will be ranked 1.The losers of the match will be ranked 2

Tournament tie rules

Qualification and the final step 1 and 2

In case of a tie the highest ranked player will be the player with the highest last game. If a tie still exists the highest ranked player will be the player with the highest second last game, then the player with the highest third last game and etc.

The Finals
In case of a tie in any game in the final match, a one ball roll off on a full set of pins will be played, repeated until the tie is broken

Qualification squads and fees in Icelandic Kronur

Schedule for the final steps:
Sunday 16 January 2011

10.00: Final step 1

12.30-13.30: Lunch and Lane maintenance

13.30: Final step 2

15.45-16.30: Coffee break and  Lane maintenance

16.30: Finals

Registration

The organizer reserves the right to change the competition program if necessary.

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