Popular Games of Darts

A dart board is set up like a pie grid, featuring 20 evenly spaced slots. The center of the board has a bull's-eye, and the other sections are split into four spaces --- two large and two thin areas. The board setup and numbers allow dozens of dart game variations. These games are about adding up and eliminating numbers, and having the best dart-throwing accuracy.

Each player gets three dart throws per round. After five rounds, the player with the highest score wins. The outer rings of each numbered section is worth double the points. The inner ring is worth triple the points. For example, if you got the outer ring on the "20" spot, you would get 40 points. The outer ring of the bull's-eye is worth 25 points, and the bull's-eye is worth 50 points. There is no limit to how many points a player may get.

301, 501 and 701 are subtraction games where players have to throw darts and eliminate points as quickly as possible. Scoring is the same as "Add 'Em Up," with the scores subtracted instead of added. Players must reach exactly 0 to win the game. For example, if a player has four points left and the dart lands on a seven, the throw just counts as zero points; however, if the same player's dart lands on a four, the throw counts as four points, which brings the player's score to zero, resulting in a victory. Each player gets three throws per round, and there is no limit on rounds.

 

 

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The Rules of How to Play Darts

Technological advancements have made game playing easier. For instance, when playing darts with a soft-tip board, the board electronically keeps score and counts bounce-outs, whereas traditional steel-tip boards do not. However, you should experience darts the old fashioned way, and you should pick up the game with relative ease by checking out the following important rules.

Darts Basics

If the steel-tip board is not set up, hang it exactly 68 inches from the ground. When throwing, stand 7 feet, 9 1/4 inches from the board's face; establish the toe line at the front of the oche, which should measure 1.5 inches tall and 2 feet in length. The board has 20 sections randomly numbered 1 to 20, with "20" centered at the top, and the red 25 ring surrounds the bull's-eye.

Before starting your one-on-one or team game, each player gets nine warm-up throws. Have one player from each team throw a dart; whichever team gets closest to the bull's-eye goes first. Keep score by hand on score sheets or a scoreboard.

Throw three darts during your turn and remove them from the board after scoring. If your foot crosses over the toe line or if you trip over the oche and release your dart, you get no points and lose that throw.

Darts Scoring

To score, your dart must stay on the board for at least five seconds. If your dart sticks to another dart, falls off the board or bounces off the "spider" (the dividing wires that resemble a spider's web), it does not count.

If your dart lands in the wedge, you receive the points shown on the outer ring; if it lands in the outer, narrow double ring, you receive twice the amount shown. If your dart lands on the inner, narrow triple ring, you receive three times the amount shown; if your dart hits the outer bull's-eye, you receive 25 points; and if it hits the inner double bull's-eye, you receive 50 points.

 

 

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World Grand Prix Darts: Phil Taylor to start first night in Dublin

 

Ten-time winner Phil Taylor will star on the opening night of the partypoker.com World Grand Prix on Monday October 7, with defending champion Michael van Gerwen starts his defence the day after in Dublin.
 
The £350,000 event will be held at Dublin's Citywest Hotel from October 7-13, with 32 stars competing for the £100,000 title live on Sky Sports HD.
 
With the first round split across the opening two nights, World Champion Taylor will headline the eight games on Monday October 7 as he takes on Jamie Caven in their best-of-three set contest.
 
Grand Prix of Darts - coming soon!
 
Two-time champion James Wade, the 2007 and 2010 World Grand Prix winner, will play Steve Beaton, who won last weekend's German Darts Masters in Sindelfingen, while 2005 Citywest champion Colin Lloyd is up against Ronnie Baxter in the tournament's opening game.
 
Wes Newton, a semi-finalist last year, plays Peter Wright and Robert Thornton - who knocked out Taylor on his way to the quarter-finals - meets Paul Nicholson.
 
Simon Whitlock faces Northern Irish ace Michael Mansell, while Gary Anderson plays Jelle Klaasen before the opening night concludes as Irish qualifier Connie Finnan takes on two-time finalist Terry Jenkins.
 
 
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How to play darts

If you're competitive, think about mastering this game in the family room den before braving the scene at the local watering hole. Here's how to play darts instructions

Instructions

1.Hang the dartboard so that the center is 5 feet 8 inches from the floor.alt
        
2.Mark the throwing line, called the 'oche' (rhymes with 'hockey'), with nonskid tape. The line should be 7 feet, 9 1 /4 inches from the face of the dartboard (not the wall), according to the World Darts Federation.
        
3.Make sure the tape mark lies so that the front edge is the actual line. In other words, a player may step on the tape, but not past it.
        
4.Give each player or team three darts, and determine who throws first by having each player or team representative throw one dart. The player or team whose dart is closest to the center, or bull's-eye, gets to go first.
        
5.Warm up, as competitive dart players do, by alternating throws until each person has thrown nine darts.
        
6.Once the game begins, take your turn by throwing your three darts.
        
7.Add up the score. Each part of the board has a number, and that is the dart's score.
        
8.Count a dart that misses the board completely as a throw. The score for that dart is zero.
        
9.Remove your darts and allow the other player to throw.
        
10.Alternate until the game is over. There are numerous dart games, including the simple one in which players throw five sets, and whoever has the highest score wins.

 

 

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DARTS: Round-up with Steve Chapman

 

A TOTAL of 64 players will battle it out on the oche on Sunday but one marksman missing will be reigning champion Simon Stevenson.
 
His quest to win the tourney for a fourth time ended at the first hurdle when he was beaten by 2012 runner-up Robbie Bisgrove in the preliminary round.
 
This stage of the competition will be played at four venues and all ties will be the best of five legs of 501, flying start, and the bust rule will apply throughout the competition.
 
The first match in all venues will commence at 8pm.
 
The winners from this round will go forward to the last 32 which will be contested on Sunday, October 20.
 
PLYMOUTH & DISTRICT FRIDAY LEAGUE
 
MARITIME Social Club returned to winning ways following their shock defeat the previous week and defeated Waterloo A 11-2 to top the table by 14 points.
 
Second placed Ker Street Social Club had to keep their nerve when hosting Steam Packet B as the visitors came from 6-3 down to level at 6-6, before Robbie Bisgrove acquired the 13th and decisive point.
 
City Social overcame Friary Vaults 9-4 and were buoyed by an excellent showing from Phil Hoskins, who recorded no fewer than three maximum 180s.
 
Antony Hayman threw the week's top game in 35, inspiring Porters A to a 9-4 success at Indian Inn B.
 
Weston Mill Oak Villa consolidated third spot with a 10-3 victory at St Levan Inn. Chris Lancaster threw the week's top checkout with a mark of 128, while also on target with ton-plus checkouts were Mark Shears (114), Steve Tremblett (105) and Nathan Beeney (104).
 
Indian A secured all but one of the 13 points that were on offer at Porters B, being deprived of maximum points by Lee Soper.
 
 
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