Count Up
Highest total wins
- Players · 1–8
- Rounds · 8, 10 or 15
Every dart scores its full value. Add it up and see who's hot tonight.
- High score and game-stats whiteboard, kept per round count
- Low Ton, High Ton, Ton 80 and Hat Trick awards
Practice
Drills with their own permanent record boards.
Highest total wins
Every dart scores its full value. Add it up and see who's hot tonight.
Miss the target, lose half
A set target each round: 12, 13, 14, any double, 15, 16, 17, any triple, 18, 19, 20, then Bull, then Double Bull. Hitting the target scores it; miss it with all three darts and your whole score is cut in half.
Every number only once
Each number can score only once, and any ring closes the whole slice. Every scoring hit multiplies by your running count of hits, so the order matters. Bull closes on an early hit, but save it for last and it stays live for the rest of the game.
Eight rounds is twenty-four darts at twenty-one targets. Take the limit off and the game runs until every number and the Bull are closed, however long that takes.
100 · 50 · 30 · 15 · 10 · 5
The board becomes an archery target: double bull 100, bull 50, inner singles 30, triples 15, outer singles 10, doubles 5.
Bull 1 · double bull 2
Nothing counts but the bull: one point for a bull, two for a double bull. Built to sharpen the shot that decides games.
Everything inside the triple ring
The whole inner circle is the target: inner singles, bull and double bull all count one point. A perfect game is 24.