The run is short on purpose. Six frames, two calls each, and the card the run leaves is the whole read, the score against the 120 ceiling, the accuracy, and the rank the eye lands in. The scoring underneath keeps two parts moving while the calls come down.
The base is the flat 10 that banks on every correct call, the frame read clean and the call matching the hidden label. And the second is the streak, the running bonus that compounds with the straight run, the longer the clean line the more each call is worth, and the moment the eye slips the counter drops and the line restarts from the next frame. That is the whole arithmetic, no timers, no penalties, just the read and the straightness of the run.
The card hands the eye one of three ranks when the sixth frame lands. The bottom is the Certified Yams Glazer, the eye that sees the shine and calls it Aero, the run where the yams mogged the read. The middle is the Aero Apprentice, the one who catches the obvious glaze and still slips on the subtle. And the top is the Frutiger Aero Purist, the eye that smells the water-glazed frame from a mile away and keeps the aesthetic safe. The tall card carries the score, the rank, and the line the run earns, and the download link hands it straight to the share screen.