BOUNTY HUNTER Program Rules and Regulations:

The Bounty Hunter program consists of a $50,000.00 reward to be split by all bowlers who bowl a 300 game in a Sanctioned USBC competition, using a BOUNTY Hunter ball exclusively for all 12 strikes. A BOUNTY Hunter share will also be awarded to the Pro Shop who drilled the BOUNTY Hunter ball. All Pro Shops making a BOUNTY Hunter claim must have a valid business license and Tax ID. The BOUNTY Hunter program expires on April 30th, 2010. All 300 game claims must be submitted no later than May 7th, 2010. 900 Global staff members are not eligible to participate in the BOUNTY Hunter program. BOUNTY Hunter promo balls will also be ineligible for the Bounty program. The BOUNTY Hunter program is only valid in the 50 United States. Bowlers’ will be limited to one share of the $50,000.00, per Bounty Hunter purchased. However, Pro Shops can collect unlimited shares of the $50,000.00 BOUNTY Hunter pool.

Example of the BOUNTY Hunter payout: 50 300 games bowled by the end of the program (April 30th, 2010) would mean the $50,000.00 would be divided up 100 ways. 50 ways for the bowlers and 50 ways for the Pro Shops who drilled the BOUNTY Hunter balls. $50,000.00 divided by 100 would equal a $500 per share. 50 Bowler’s and 50 Pro Shop shares would be paid out at $500 each. 900 Global reserves the right to ADD money to the total BOUNTY Hunter Prize pool at any time during the program. Any future Bounty Hunter ball releases will be part of the Bounty Hunter $50,000.00 program, and bowlers purchasing a future Bounty Hunter release and bowling a USBC sanctioned 300 will be eligible for a share of the $50,000.00 prize pool. The original Bounty ball launched in November 2008 will not be part of the Bounty Hunter Program, and bowlers bowling a 300 game with the original Bounty will not be eligible for a share of the Bounty Hunter Prize pool.

To claim part of the $50,000.00 BOUNTY Hunter prize pool the following must be completed without exception:

The Pro Shop must remove the BOUNTY Hunter card that can be found in every BOUNTY Hunter Single ball box. At the time of drilling the Pro Shop is required to completely fill out the card with their Pro Shop information, and the bowler’s personal information. In addition, the Pro Shop must attach the proof of purchase bar code to the card. This POP bar code sticker is located at the top of the single ball box, on the flap. The Pro Shop is to keep these cards on file until the bowler returns with a USBC application letter verifying that the bowler has bowled a 300 game with the BOUNTY Hunter, and is submitting a claim for a 300 award from the USBC. The letter and card must be mailed into 900 Global within two weeks of the date the 300 game was bowled. Please mail all BOUNTY Hunter Applications to: 900 Global, Attention: BOUNTY Hunter Reward, 5005 West. Ave., San Antonio, Texas 78213. Once 900 Global can verify that USBC has given the bowler certification for the 300 game, the bowler and Pro Shop will be listed on our website as a BOUNTY Hunter winner. Any bowler or pro shop making false claims to this program will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.