Else if statement not executing , its supposed to console.log the last statement in this case

// Do I have to place parentheses somewhere in the last else if to prioritize?

const dolphinScore = 88 + 91 + 110 / 3;
console.log(dolphinScore);
const koalaScore = 88 + 91 + 110 / 3;
console.log(koalaScore);

//88 + 91 + 110 / 3

const minScore = 100;

if (dolphinScore > koalaScore && minScore) {
    console.log(`The dolphins win with a score ${dolphinScore}`)
} else if (koalaScore > dolphinScore && minScore) {
    console.log(`The koalas win with a score of ${koalaScore}`)
} else if (dolphinScore == koalaScore && >= minScore) {
    console.log("This is a draw, no one wins");
}

Expected the else if to execute but it isn't working go easy on me I'm re leaning the basics!

Else if statement not executing, it's supposed to console.log the last statement in this case but its acting as if the (dolphinScore == koalaScore && >= minScore) isn't true?

I think that the problem lies in this line:

if (dolphinScore > koalaScore && minScore)

It should be:

if (dolphinScore > koalaScore && dolphinsScore > minScore)

The && operation must be between 2 boolean statement.

Changed the constant variables dophinsScore & koalaScore to just regular declarations and it executed here's my new code that works,
could someone let me know if this is the proper way to solve this issue?

let dolphinScore = 88 + 91 + 110 / 3;
console.log(dolphinScore);
let koalaScore = 88 + 91 + 110 / 3;
console.log(koalaScore);

//88 + 91 + 110 / 3

const minScore = 100;


if (dolphinScore > koalaScore && minScore) {
    console.log(`The dolphins win with a score ${dolphinScore}`)
} else if (koalaScore > dolphinScore && minScore) {
    console.log(`The koalas win with a score of ${koalaScore}`)
} else if (dolphinScore == koalaScore || dolphinScore, koalaScore = minScore) {
    console.log("This is a draw, no one wins");
}