The State of Florida law specifically states that no alcoholic beverages be served to any person under 21 years of age. The tournament will not condone anyone under legal drinking age to consume alcoholic beverages during the tournament. Beginning with the second day of competition in any event, bowlers will be grouped, when possible, according to standings through the previous day of competition in that event. Each bowler in singles, or team captain in doubles will be given a scoresheet at the beginning of each squad for the event scheduled during that squad. Bowlers will keep their own score and fill in scoresheets.
Bowlers are responsible to see that scoresheets are filled in completely, accurately and signed.
With automatic scoring, the computer score will be considered correct unless an obvious machine error is brought to the immediate attention of the tournament staff. Computer game score entries will be considered correct and official. Errors must be brought to the tournament officials attention as soon as occurs and in any rate no later than before the end of the day of bowling in which the error occurred. The Greater Miami International generally operates in accordance with rules and guidelines issued by the American Bowling Congress, Womens' International Bowling Congress and the Federation Internationale des Quillers. Nonmembers may participate in a Moral Support sanctioned tournament with award recognition automatically extended to WIBC and ABC members.