Lucky Strike sued for alleged illegal bowling monopoly and price gouging across US centers

Lucky Strike Entertainment faces a class-action lawsuit accusing it of monopolizing bowling centers in the US, raising prices, promoting gambling and alcohol, and degrading the bowling experience. Plaintiffs claim Bowlero Corp, Lucky Strike's owner, has unlawfully acquired competitors and tripled bowling costs at over 350 locations. The lawsuit seeks compensation for customers and reversal of some acquisitions, while Lucky Strike denies wrongdoing and plans to defend itself. The case highlights concerns over rising costs and changing atmosphere in a traditional American pastime.