Dart Game Encyclopedia

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

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

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

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

Follow-the-leader using wire numbering system loops. Target the loops in printed numbers like 0, 4, 6, 8, 9.

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

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

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

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

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