Dart Game Encyclopedia
Showing 10 of 157 dart game variants with rules, scoring, and strategy
Shove Ha'penny
Based on the traditional British pub game. Hit beds 1-9 three times each. Excess hits are gifted to your opponent.
Baseball Darts
Nine innings targeting the corresponding number each inning. Singles = 1 run, doubles = 2, trebles = 3.
Bullseye Baseball
Baseball variant where you must hit bullseye each inning before runs count.
Football Darts
Hit bullseye for possession, score goals via doubles. First to 10 goals wins.
Snooker Darts
Follows snooker rules. Numbers 1-15 are reds, 16-20 and bull are colors. Alternate potting reds and colors.
Tennis Darts
Full tennis scoring with service games, sets, and tiebreaks on the dartboard.
Bowls Darts
Modeled on lawn bowls. Set a target (jack), then throw to get closest. Nearest to jack scores.
Bowling Darts
Simulates ten-pin bowling on a dartboard. Strikes and spares scored like real bowling. Max 300.
DOLF
Golf-like dart game using all 20 segments as holes. Invented September 1, 1999 by Keith and Mike Meyer. Regulated by the World Dolf Federation (WDFF).
Golf Darts
Generic golf-darts format with 9 or 18 holes. Double ring = 1 stroke, treble = 2, miss = 5. Lowest total wins.