Dart Game Encyclopedia
Showing 11 of 163 dart game variants with rules, scoring, and strategy
Difficulty
301
Players start at 301 and subtract scores each turn, finishing on a double. Fast format ideal for beginners or quick multi-leg matches.
501
The standard competition game used in PDC World Championship and all major tournaments. Players count down from 501, finishing on a double.
701
Longer X01 format traditionally used for doubles (pairs) play in leagues and team competitions.
901
Marathon X01 format where endurance and scoring consistency are critical. Popular in team events.
1001
Extended X01 format favored by advanced players for training or team competitions.
1101
Rare X01 variant found primarily on electronic dartboard systems.
1501
Longest standard X01 variant, reserved for expert-level team formats and marathon events.
Yorkshire 501
501 on a Yorkshire board — no treble ring, no outer bull. Maximum per dart is 40 (double 20). A purer test of doubles accuracy.
Kent Doubles
Yorkshire-style board brought to Kent by migrating miners. No trebles ring.
American Darts
Played on a basswood board with treble on outer edge and double inside. Handmade darts with turkey feathers. Traditional in Eastern PA/NJ/DE.
Casino 301
French casino-inspired game. Score between 31-40, with the closest to 31 winning.