A Pig Out removes the points earned during the current turn. It does not normally erase the banked match total.
What is a Pig Out?
A Pig Out occurs when both pigs land as Siders on opposite sides. The roll scores nothing and the turn ends immediately.
Pig OutTurn points lostBanked scoreRemains protected
Which points are lost?
The current turn score returns to zero. Points banked during previous turns stay on the scoreboard.
How to protect a turn
Bank before the exposure becomes unnecessary. Below 10 points another roll is normally reasonable. Between 10 and 19 evaluate the match. At 20 or more, banking is usually disciplined.
What to do next
Do not chase the failed turn. Start the next turn with the same plan unless the scoreboard now requires more risk.
Your next move
Protect the next turn
Watch the exposed score separately from the banked total.
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