Dart Game Encyclopedia

Showing 23 of 157 dart game variants with rules, scoring, and strategy

901

Marathon X01 format where endurance and scoring consistency are critical. Popular in team events.

1–8 players~30 min

CD-001standardcountdownadvanced

1001

Extended X01 format favored by advanced players for training or team competitions.

1–8 players~35 min

TR-024standardterritorialadvanced

Tactics

UK version of cricket adding doubles and trebles as separate closing objectives alongside 20-15 and bullseye.

2–4 players~25 min

TR-001standardterritorialadvanced

All Numbers Cricket

Every number 1-20 plus bullseye must be closed. Marathon cricket variant requiring full board proficiency.

2–4 players~40 min

TR-009standardterritorialadvanced

Killer Cricket

Additional hits on already-closed numbers remove marks from opponents. More aggressive than standard cricket.

2–4 players~20 min

TR-022standardterritorialadvanced

Spanish Cricket

Targets include numbers 11-20 plus bullseye (11 numbers to close), requiring broader board coverage.

2–4 players~35 min

TR-012standardterritorialadvanced

Minnesota Cricket

Standard cricket plus doubles, trebles, and three-in-a-bed as separate closing categories.

2–4 players~35 min

TR-006standardterritorialadvanced

Double-Only Cricket

Only darts in the double ring count as marks. Extreme doubles accuracy test.

2–4 players~25 min

SQ-001standardsequentialadvanced

180 Around the Clock

Three darts at each number 1-20. Singles count as 1, doubles as 2, trebles as 3. Named after the maximum 180 score.

1–8 players~30 min

SQ-003standardsequentialadvanced

Chase the Dragon

Hit trebles 10-20 in sequence, then outer bull and inner bullseye. 13 targets of increasing difficulty.

2–8 players~20 min1 video

SM-012pubsimulationadvanced

Snooker Darts

Follows snooker rules. Numbers 1-15 are reds, 16-20 and bull are colors. Alternate potting reds and colors.

2 players~35 min

SM-013pubsimulationadvanced

Tennis Darts

Full tennis scoring with service games, sets, and tiebreaks on the dartboard.

2–4 players~35 min

AC-021teamaccumulationadvanced

Mulligan

Six random numbers drawn. Each must be hit three times in order, finishing with bullseye. Only trebles count for scoring.

2–6 players~22 min

AC-020regionalaccumulationadvanced

Manchester Log-End Game

Played on a tiny 10-inch jet-black board. Hit 1-20 in order, at least one double, re-hit that double, finish on bull. Extremely challenging.

2–4 players~30 min1 video

AC-019regionalaccumulationadvanced

London Fives 505

Played on a 12-segment board numbered only in multiples of 5 (5/10/15/20) with extremely narrow doubles and trebles.

2–4 players~22 min

SM-010regionalsimulationadvanced

Javelot

Traditional Picardy (France) game using foot-long steel-tipped darts thrown underarm at a target.

2–6 players~30 min

TN-010regionaltrainingadvanced

Aces

Tennis-style service game. Bullseye counts as an ace. Complex scoring system mirrors tennis matches.

2–4 players~30 min

TN-011trainingtrainingadvanced

Bob's 27

The gold standard doubles practice game. Start at 27, cycle through D1-D20 then bullseye. Hits add double value, misses subtract it.

1–4 players~18 min2 videos

TN-003trainingtrainingadvanced

121

Take out scores from 121 upward in max 9 darts. Popular professional training game for high checkouts.

1–3 players~20 min

TN-002trainingtrainingadvanced

1001 Battle

Full leg of 1001 finishing on a double. An endurance test for scoring consistency and mental stamina.

1–2 players~40 min

PT-012noveltypartyadvanced

Shoot Force

8 rounds where each number scores only once. Double multiplier for consecutive segment hits.

2–4 players~12 min

TN-029noveltytrainingadvanced

Nine Dart Century

Score exactly 100 using 9 darts. A puzzle-like challenge requiring precise shot planning.

1–4 players~12 min

TN-032noveltytrainingadvanced

Random Checkout

Random score between 40-170, must check it out within 3 darts. Great for checkout path memorization.

1–4 players~15 min