An Unfortunate Situation

[RobLV1]

Neither are expensive nor difficult. A bit time consuming in larger centers but easily doable even for casino bowling center in the desert.

ANY additional expense will never be considered for a casino bowling center for the simple reason that casino management considers bowling centers to be nothing more than lost revenue; areas that could house lots of slot machines!

[Phonetek]

ANY additional expense will never be considered for a casino bowling center for the simple reason that casino management considers bowling centers to be nothing more than lost revenue; areas that could house lots of slot machines!

LOL Alrighty then, the hot damp mop method sounds like the solution for your center. I assume they own at least one mop and have running hot water.

My only goal Rob was to find a solution for your problem. I knew there had to be an answer besides you guys were just screwed. Luckily I had the resources available to me to be able to get you a couple.

What, if anything is done with that information is another story all together. Hopefully you can pass it on and they will implement it the next time the issue should arise. Otherwise I hope the bowlers stay prepared to add a few gymnastic style front flips to their normal approach. Good luck. =)

[Hammer]

I agree with you Rob that the bowler should have continued bowling no matter if the approach is sticky or the lanes too dry. You put up with whatever the conditions are. That is just bowling no matter what the conditions are.