The standard darts game you see on TV. Each player starts at 301 or 501 and counts down to exactly zero.
Your turn
- Throw three darts and add up what they scored. Subtract that from your remaining score.
- Doubles (the outer ring) count twice and triples (the inner ring) count three times. The outer bull is 25 and the bullseye is 50.
- The most you can score in one turn is 180: three triple 20s.
Finishing
- You have to hit exactly zero.
- In most games your last dart must be a double (double out). The bullseye counts as double 25.
- If you go below zero, land on 1, or hit zero without a double, you bust. Your score goes back to what it was at the start of the turn.
Winning
The first player to check out at exactly zero wins.
Entering scores
Type the total for each turn. When a turn takes you to zero, check the box if your last dart was a double.