One dart on 20, 19 and 18 and you score 3 points for hitting each number (no matter if you hit the single, double or treble). If you choose the Novice level you get 1 point when you hit the adjacent numbers the current number (for example 1 and 5 when you aim for 20).

There are 8 sections to throw which gives the game session a total of 24 darts for this game.
Each section consists of 3 adjacent numbers. Aim for the middle number of each section starting at the top section 5,20,1. You score 3 points when you hit the middle number in the section, and 1 point for the two adjacent numbers.

In this game you will aim for 20, 6, 3 and 11 + Bull and then reverse starting by Bull.
Select your option to allow hits in any field, singles, double or trebles only. If you selected Doubles or Trebles you need to hit bullseye, otherwise both 25/50 will do. Finish the game with as few darts as possible.

You have 9 darts and 3 lives (optional) to finish the current out. It starts at 121 (optional), and if you finish the current out the next out will be 122. If you don't finish the current out, you will lose a life.

Set the selected field order for you to throw at. Then throw three darts at every number from 1 to 20 + Bull. If you for example select Single-Treble-Double (S-T-D) as your field order, you only score points if you hit Single 1 with your first dart, Treble 1 with your second and Double 1 with your 3rd dart.
If you fail to hit a field, try hitting the next field in order with your next dart.
You get 1 point for Single, 2 for doubles and 3 for the trebles you hit.
After 1-20 you throw at bull and get 2 points for a bullseye, and 1 point for outer bull. If you nail all three selected fields for a number you will also get bonus point(s) - depending on the level of targets.

Bull-bundle option
When using the Bull-bundle option, every time you hit all three selected fields, the next throw goes for bull to collect additional points

Credits to Medárd Ziegenham, Hungary, for the game idea!

Play through 5 rounds and in each round you'll have one checkout to finish. If you finish the checkout you get one leg. If you don't, your oppenent wins a leg. You also need to finish it in the set number of legs to progress to next round (length as option).
Thanks to SWR Darts Coaching for game idea and permission to publish this game.
Read more about the game here!

The game alternates a scoring phase and a targets hitting phase. You start with the scoring phase and you need to score at least 131 for Expert mode and 95 for Intermediate mode, to continue to the Targets phase. During the Targets phase you will be presented different doubles, and you need to hit the doubles with two out of three darts to continue in the game.
Read here about the game!
This game was invented by Marko Kantele and requested by a few members.

5 throws (15 darts) - score as much as possible to build up a large jackpot.
Then 1 throw (3 darts) for BULL (or optional target double).
Hit Bullseye - jackpot score is doubled!
Hit outer bullseye - jackpot score is saved!
If you miss - jackpot score is cut in half!

A scoring game for all levels of players.
In this game you have 20 throws (60 darts) and it is all about scoring. Your aim is to get the best 5-throws-streak as possible during the game session.

Use 3 darts for each even double from 20 to 2 + double 1. Finish each double in 501-style, that is if you hit single 20 when aiming for double 20 use your next dart to try to finish double 10 and so on. For example: Current double is 18. First dart hit single 18, now aim with 2nd dart for double 9. You hit double 9 with your 2nd dart. You use the 3rd dart to aim for double 18 again. You hit double 18 and therefore got 2 finishes (D9 + D18)!

Finish the doubles D20, D18, D16 and D12 in normal -01 style, 5 times each. That is, if the current double is D20 and you hit S20, you have the score 20 (D10) left to finish with the remaining darts. If you finish the score and have remaining darts, try to hit the double again. Therefore you could collect three doubles in one throw (3 darts - D20, D20 and D20).

You need to hit two doubles to continue to the next. From Double 1 to Double 20. If you choose the option to use more than 3 darts, you need to close the doubles in pairs. For example, you need 2 hits of both Double 1 & 2 to continue to Double 3 & 4, within the limit of darts you choose.
If you fail to hit the 2x2 doubles and have darts left, stay focused and use them wisely to practise for next throw.

You have three different outs to try finish, or at least leave a double for, to score points. Ten times each. More points for finishing the higher outs.
Also try to unlock the stars in the game by:
Finish at least one of each different outs
Finish 3 outs in a row
Finish 5 outs or more

The game starts with a random number from the Tier 1. If you finish it within three darts, you get one point and another random number - this time from Tier 2 etc. Anytime the out is missed you go down one tier. If you miss a checkout at Tier 1 you will also lose one point. Select option for the duration of the game (30 points, 20 minutes etc).

Save by bull
If you are not on a double with one dart left, you can try to hit bullseye to "save" the Tier. If you hit bullseye you will continue on the same Tier and checkout for your next throw.

Game suggestion by Łukasz "The Hound" Wacławski!
Thanks for a great game!

Read more about the game here!

Try to finish the scores from the range and number of darts you select for your session.
You can also select the rules for when you finish or fail to finish as score. That is, what the next score will be after a finished score or after failing to finish a score.

Chalk Master is a game to practise how to chalk games of -01. Use either a paper and write down the scores or just do the maths and check that you got it right.
Read this article for more information.

With this game you will play -01 legs alone but against a fixed number of darts to win the leg.
It can be very useful during practise, to focus only on your own scores and set a goal that you will for example win at least 8 out of 10 legs with maximum 30 darts.

In Big Singles you only aim for the big single field of the current number, from 1 to 20.
This is a grouping game so throw all 3 darts at the current number.

Advanced level
3 hits = move to next number
2 hits = stay on current number
1 hit = go back one number
0 hits = go back two numbers

Intermediate level
2/3 hits = move to next number
1 hit = stay on current number
0 hit = go back one number

Beginner level
1-3 hits = move to next number
0 hit = stay on current number
6 missed darts in a row = go back one number

TONS is a great grouping game that many well known PDC players have been using for their darts training. We've added two more levels to make is useful for more players. You can only use the fields: 20, 19 and 18.
Standard option is to reach 21 points with as few darts as possible.

Professional level
1 point = 1 treble + 2 singles
2 point = 2 treble + 1 single
3 point = 3 trebles

Intermediate level
1 point = 3 singles
2 point = 1 treble + 2 singles
3 point = 2 trebles + 1 single or 3 trebles

Beginner level
1 point = 2 singles
2 points = 3 singles
3 points = At least 1 treble and 1 single OR 2 trebles

You have 12 darts to finish the current score, starting with 201. If you manage to finish the score in 12 darts (on a double, as in 501-style), your next starting score will increased by 10 = 211. If you fail to finish the score in 12 darts, your next starting score will be reduced by one.

The highest target score you've FINISHED when the game is ended will be your result.

Even Flow is a great game and is all about grouping the darts. You throw 10 throws and you only score if you hit 2 or 3 in the same field. For example you hit S20 + s5 + S20 = S20 x 2 = 40 points.

Once you've scored in a field, the field is locked, and you can't score in that field any more.

Different strategies
If you're aiming for T20 and hit S5 with your first dart, you can choose strategy and continue at S5 to at least try to get a few points, or try to hit T20 with the last two darts for a better score. But then you might risk locking S20 and only get 40 points with the next two darts...

The game consists of two parts. First a leg of 501 and then a part with 5 numbers around the board.

For the 501 difficulty level you decide what score you need to reach with a throw, to make it count.
If you for example choose 100, you need to score at least 100 or your score will not be counted in the leg.
Also select if you're only allowed to score on a certain number, or as in normal 501 - any number.
Once you're down to your minimum score, you need to finish in one throw. That means, if your minimum score is 100 and you end up at a score lower than 100 you're busted. You can also select to save score by throwing at bull if you can't reach the minimum score.

Align your darts by hitting all the fields down from D20 to D3 and back using as few darts as possible. D20, S20, T20, s20, 25, BULL, s3, T3, S3 and D3 and reverse (D3 two times).

Select what checkout you want to start with and the duration of the game. For example, with the default option you start with the checkout 21 and need to finish it (501-style) in 3 darts. If you manage to finish the checkout in 3 darts, next checkout will increased by 10 = 31.
If you fail to checkout within 3 darts, next checkout will be reduced by one if you're on a bigger checkout than you started with.

The highest checkout you've finished when the game is ended will be your score.

Throw at bull until you hit one (25/50). Then use your remaining darts and try to score as much as possible. If you hit inner bull (bullseye) with your first or second dart you will also double your score for your remaining darts.

Example: You hit bullseye with your first dart and with the remaining two darts you hit T20 and S20.
Your total score for this throw will be:
50 points for the bullseye +
80 (for T20 + S20) x 2 = 160 (since you hit bullseye with first dart)
= 210 points

You neet to hit a Shanghai for the numbers 20 to 15 to finish this game. You get a Shanghai when you hit a Single, Double and Treble at the same number. Try to finish the game with as few throws as possible (6 throws for fastest game).

Try to hit all doubles from 20 to 1 + Bullseye. Continue to throw for double 20 until you hit it to move on to double 19. If you can't beat your best round, try to beat your latest.
NOTE! When you've reached LEVEL 4, you need to start with Bullseye instead. If you don't play the game again in 14 days, you will drop one level and if you don't play the game again in 30 days, you will lose your achieved level and you need to restart.

Ton Plus is all about powerscoring and finishing!
You need to be able to at least leave a double after three darts to score in this game.

Try to finish the outs from 101 to 130 in 3 darts.
If you succeed finish the out : 5 points
If you missed the finishing double: 2 points
No shot at a finishing double but left a double : 1 point
None of the above - did not even leave a double : -3 points

In this new challenging game you need to beat the virtual player to unlock the next level.
Play best of 5, 9 and 11 legs and improve your way to the top.

Before first game you need to play 10 legs that will determine your starting level. There are 3 levels: Starter, Moderate and Experienced and every level have 9 sublevels. You need to win a game of best of 5, 9 and 11 legs to go up one sublevel. You start the game by throwing at the bull. If you hit 25/50 you start the game. If you miss the bull, the opponent will start. For the experienced level you need to hit bullseye to start the game. You need to finish the legs using less throws/darts than the opponent.

Start at 501 and score as much as possible.
You need to reach any of the checkmarks to get points in this game.

Reach 170 in 9 darts = 5 points
Reach 125 in 12 darts = 4 points
Reach 90 in 15 darts = 2 points
Reach 40 in 18 darts = 1 point

In professional mode your target score is 40.
Reach 40 in 9 darts = 5 points
Reach 40 in 12 darts = 4 points
Reach 40 in 15 darts = 2 points
Reach 40 in 18 darts = 1 point

Darts Mathlete is all about repetition. You choose the checkout to start with and you then will be shown alternatives to solve the checkout. If you select the correct combination to continue to the next checkout. If you fail you have to start all over again.

You've got two goals in this game, to survive and to get as many points as you can. You start aiming your first two darts at the current double and throw the last dart at the bull. You get 25 points for every normal double and 50 points for bullseye. If you miss both doubles and the 25/50 it will cost you 100 points. Hitting the outer bull with your third dart saves you from losing 100 points but won't give you any additional points (this is a doubles game). In normal mode if you miss and your score is zero or less, you restart the game with first double.
Finish all the doubles.

Easy mode:
You have 3 lives. If you miss all three darts and your score is zero or less, you lose one life. With zero lives left, the game is restarted with first double and 3 new lives.

You've got five random checkouts to unlock and finish within three darts each. If you choose to play professional mode and fail to finish a checkout, you're back at the first again. With the other options you have 3 or 5 lives and lose a life for each missed checkout. When lives are down to zero you're back at the first checkout again.
The game continues until you finished all 5 checkouts or press the X top right to end the game.
If you just leave the game, it will be treated as unfinished and cancelled.

The rules are a merge of an old game of mine, mixed with Tony David's "Kill bull" (request by a member).
Throw first dart at bull. If you hit a bull, use your remaining two darts to try to hit the current double.

If you miss, and hit a number that you haven't finished yet, use your remaining two darts to try to hit that double instead.
If you miss bull and hit a number that is already finished, you need to start a new throw aiming for bull with your 1st dart. But I recommend you to use the remaining two darts to throw at bull and prepare for next round, before retrieving the darts and registering the already finished number you've hit.

Select your dedication and your limit for the game and show your dedication to improve. Throw darts and track your hits. It is optional to also track if the dart was close to hit the target or a complete miss. Close is of course relative but as long as you are consistent it can be useful for stats. Wire-hit, within 1 cm from the wire etc. You decide. It's your stats.
If you choose BULL as your target, then the outer bull will count as 1 hit, and the bulls eye will count as 2 hits, for the total score of the game.

Your targets are treble 20, treble 19 and treble 18! If you hit a treble, you stay on that target with your next dart. If you miss a treble use your next dart for the next target. 3 points for trebles and 1 point for singles.

Examples:
First dart hits T20 = 3 points (stay on T20)
2nd dart hits S20 = 1 point (next target is T19)
Last dart hits T19 = 3 points

First dart hits S5 = 0 points (next target is T19)
2nd dart hits T7 = 0 points (next target is T18)
Last dart hits T18 = 3 points

PowerSwitch Scoring Bundle!

In the list of options you now also got the 10 throws Scoring Bundle!
After each switching throw as explained above, you should now try to score as much as possible on the board (all fields counts). Your number of hits with your first throw will be multiplied with the score on the next throw (as in Exponential Bundle).

Example: You hit S20-S19-S18 which gives you 3 hits.
Next throw you score T20-T5-S1 (76) which gives you 3 x 76 = 228.
So 20 throws in total where every 2nd throw is about powerscoring.

Try to get as high score as possible with the number of throws or time you've selected at start.
Throw your darts, track your score and try to beat your high-score.

You need to hit three throws (nine darts) inside of the treble ring to get to the next level. If any of them hits the treble or gets further away from the middle, you lose one life and need to restart the level. Try to finish all 3 levels with your 3 lives. On level 2 you also need to hit one bull (double or single) and for level 3 you need to hit two bulls (doubles or singles) within 9 darts.

You need to close all the 5 sections with at least 5 points on each. Section 1 to 4 all have three number fields. You get 3 points if you hit the center field and 1 point if you hit either of the adjacent fields. First section for example, have the fields 5 - 20 - 1. You get 3 points for hitting the 20 and 1 point for hitting number 5 or 1. Last section you aim for bulls-eye. 3 points for bull (double or single) and 1 point for darts inside the treble ring (not treble). Finish the game with as few darts as possible.

Use 3 darts for each target. If you hit 1 move to next target. If you hit 2 or 3 the target is now locked. If you miss with all 3 darts you are back to start or after last locked target. Click on the buttons or use the keypad numbers 0, 1, 2 and 3 to track your throw.

NEW!
There are now two options to vary this game with. Choose if you want 2 or 3 darts to lock a number and if you want to play all the trebles or just the even trebles.

Hit each double clockwise on board starting with 1. One dart on each so first throw will be double 1, 18 and 4. If you hit the double it is locked and you move on. If you miss a double you need to return to it on the next throw. Use as few darts as possible.

The rules are simple but the game is tough. You need to hit every single, double and treble around the board and end with single bull + double bull. Use as few darts as possible.

Since the game can take quite a long time to finish, make sure to take a short pause every 20 minutes or so.

21 is a fun darts game for new players to get practice all over the board. In the game 21, you use three darts to get to the number 21.

Your randomly suggested combination shows on the blinking two first cards. Hit the first suggested number gives you 1 extra point. Get 21 with 2 darts gives you 5 points and a bonus throw. During bonus throw, you need to hit inside the treble ring and gives you 3 extra points. Get the score 21 with 3 darts gives you 3 points.
If you get more than 21 you're busted and no score for this round. Trebles and doubles count as singles in this game. 10 throws!

Your targets are the important doubles to master.
Throw one dart on each double and track your hits.
If you manage to hit all three doubles you get one extra turn.

Doubles are:
16-8-4
20-10-5
12-6-3
8-4-2

1 hit = 1 point
2 hits = 3 points
3 hits = 5 points + repeat of turn.

Select your treble and throw 200 darts at it. Click the buttons to track your hits and register each throw.

Throw one dart at each of the current targets.
For example, first targets are: Treble 20, Treble 20 and Treble 20. One dart for each target and you only score on target section number. Let's say you hit:
Treble 20 - Single 20 - Treble 5.
You scored 80 since you only score on section 20.

Standard targets are 5 throws (5 x 3 darts):
T20 - T20 - T20
T20 - T20 - T19
T20 - T20 - T18
T20 - T20 - T17
T20 - T20 - Bullseye

The year is 2020 and the Corona Virus (Covid-19) is hitting the world. Millions of people are forced to stay at home in quarantine. Darts players can now use this time wisley and practice hard. Use this game to calm your frustration at this tough time. Wash your hands, stay safe and enjoy your darts!

Fight the virus by hitting the fields for the red numbers (20, 18, 13 etc) where the virus has attacked. The number on each target shows how bad the grade is of the attack. If any virus attack exceeds grade 5 it is game over. For each dart you hit the attack is reduced. Hit singles, doubles and trebles. After every throw the attack increases depending on your game level. In Challenge Mode you try to keep playing as many throws as possible and try to reach the leaderboard.

Throw at bull and track your hits. You need to score at least 25 for every 3 darts otherwise your score will be set to zero.

Finish the checkout within 9 darts.
For each finished checkout the next checkout will be increased. If you finish the checkout within 3 darts, that checkout is also locked and is your new base checkout. If you don't finish a checkout within 9 darts your are back to your base checkout. Play as long as you want or if you reach 170!
If you want to quit the game earlier - press the X in top right to save your score!

Throw 3 darts on each Cricket number (20,19,18,17,16,15 and bullseye) and track your hits.
1 point per single hit, 2 for double and 3 for treble.
Maximum 9 points per number.

Use 3 darts for each target. If you hit 1 move to next target. If you hit 2 or 3 the target is now locked. If you miss with all 3 darts you are back to start or after last locked target.

NEW!
There are now two options to vary this game with. Choose if you want 2 or 3 darts to lock a number and if you want to play all the numbers or just the even numbers.

You can play this game only once in a month, so you better get your focus right before starting this game.

We divided this game in five different sections, which all are essential to everyone who loves and wants to compete in darts. This game lasts approximately one hour, so make sure before you start that you have got time for this. Also we recommend highly that you have a short break somewhere in the middle of the game.

MAJOR DOUBLES
BIG TREBLES
COMBO-CHECK-OUTS
36 BEST
SHANGHAI NIGHTS

Try to take the out from 81 in 2 to 6 darts.
Six darts in use. You need to finish your target number with six darts, starting from 81. Depending on your level, aim either to go until you’ve done 90 (Novice-level), 120 (Rookie-level), 140 (League player) or 170 (Advanced level). If you get the finish what you aim for in six darts, you move ahead to next number. If you don’t get it, you drop one point backwards. If you get any finish at three darts or less, that number becomes locked and you can’t drop below that any more.

You need two hits during one throw for the following chart/numbers.
Burn-Dart rule applies, so if you hit the target only once and with your LAST dart, but also your next throws FIRST dart you are considered to be done with this target.
1 - Treble 20 x 2
2 - Double 20 x 2
3 - Treble 20 x 2
4 - Double 18 x 2
5 - Treble 20 x 2
6 - Treble 19 x 2
7 - Treble 20 x 2
8 - Double 16 x 2
9 - Treble 20 x 2
10 - Treble 18 x 2
11 - Treble 20 x 2
12 - Double 12 x 2
13 - Treble 20 x 2
14 - Double 10 x 2
15 - Treble 20 x 2
16 - Treble 17 x 2
17 - Treble 20 x 2
18 - Double 8 x 2
19 - Treble 20 x 2
20 - Bullseye x 2

Game to be played on the Winmau GreenZone board, developed in conjunction with JDC.

Throw 15 darts (3x5) and score as much as you can.

0p - Bounce-out or missing the numbers
1p - Anything between double and treble
2p - Inside the treble ring
5p - GreenZone
7p - 25
10p - Bullseye

Use max 9 darts to finish 01-game style on the double.
Start from 121 then 122 and so on until 130.
This is a MICO-factor game!

This is a fun all-over-the-board game, which strengthen your focus. You’ll never miss a critical single after playing Three Stooges!

Throw one dart at each of the targets.
Singles = no doubles or trebles count.
Singles = Extra 3 points if you hit them all
Doubles = Extra 2 points if you can hit two of them
Doubles = Extra 6 points if you can hit them all
Trebles = Extra 3 points if you can hit two of them
Trebles = Extra 9 points if you can hit them all

Cricket is a tactical game where two players (or against computer) aim to "close" numbers 15 through 20 and the bullseye by hitting each three times (singles=1, doubles=2, triples=3). Once closed, a player scores points on that number until the opponent also closes it. The goal is to close all numbers and have the highest score.

This game uses only the numbers 11 – 19.
You throw 3 darts at each number and add up your successful hits.
Trebles = 3 points
Doubles = 2 points
Singles = 1 point

This is a MICO-factor game!

Your aim is to hit as many times (or as quickly as you can) each target task/number from 10 down to 1.
You will get 10 different tasks or targets in this game.
This is a MICO-factor game.

Finish each target in 01-game style - from double 10 to double 20.
If you hit single 10 with your first dart, you need to go for double 5 etc.
If you fail to finish the double within three darts - enter 0 score.

If you finish the score with your first or second dart, you're free to score as much as you can. You get 50 points for finishing, and all the scoring points as they are on the board (IE treble 20 = 60 p).

Watch the 10-20 video here »

This is a MICO-factor game.

Throw three darts at each of the numbers 13 - 19.
After each number you try to hit as many Bulls and Outer Bulls (B & O/B) as possible.
Say you hit number 13 four times (1 treble + 1 single) and you then hit 2 x 25 and 1 x 50, that’s an equation 4 x 4 = 16p.
Best score per target number is 9 (3 x trebles) x 6 (3 x 50) = 54 points.
Maximum score is 54 times 7 numbers = 378 points.

This is a MICO-factor game.

Throw three darts at each of the numbers 7 - 12.
After each number you try to score as high as possible.
Say you hit number 7 five times (1 treble + 2 singles) and you score 100, that’s an equation 5 x 100 = 500p.
Enter the score 500 and move on to number 8.
Maximum score per objective number is then 9 x 180 = 1620.
Maximum score in total is 1620 times 6 numbers = 9720.

This is a MICO-factor game.

Throw three darts at each of the targets:
19
Any Double
18
Any treble
17
Total score of 41, 82 or 123
20
Bull (25 / 50)

Maximum score in this game is:
171 + 150 +162 +180 + 153 + 123 + 180 + 150 = 1269

If you miss ANY of the targets above with three darts, the score is cut in half.

This is a MICO-factor game.

Play the classic 501 game against a computer (20 different levels) or against a friend.
Many different options in the game where you for example also can set different handicap options.

You start with 74 points and you have the following finishes to attempt in this order:
40 - 32 - 36 - 20 - 16 - 24 - 8

The idea is that these finishes are to be played exactly as you would if you were sat on (for example) 40 in a game of 501. If you hit D20 first dart you nailed it. If you hit S1 first dart you now have 39 left to deal with with the other two darts.

If you hit the out within 3 darts the value of the out will be added to your score. If you hit the out with your first or second dart you retrieve the darts and continue to next out with three new darts.

If you fail the value of the out will be subtracted from your score.

The maximum is score is 250 which is 74 + (40+32+36+20+16+24+8).

Finish the doubles with as few darts as possible.

Easy Doubles
D2, D4, D5, D8, D10, D12, D16, D18, D20

Hard Doubles
D1, D3, D6, D7, D9, D11, D13, D14, D15, D17, D19, Bullseye

If you hit your current double with your first or second dart get the darts from the board and continue with next double with three darts in your hand.

Try to get the outs from 101 to 130 with 3 darts for each out. You can get 5, 3 or 1 point for each out.

Scoring
5 points - You finished the score within three darts
3 points - Missed a finishing double with 1 dart
1 point - Left the out with a finishing double

Example 3 points
Your out is 101, you hit T19 and 12 with your first two darts and miss the D16 with your third dart = 3 points.

Example 1 point
Your out is 101, you hit S19, S20 and D15 which leaves D16 = 1 point
(since you left the out with a finishing double)

Hit the selected number to increase your score. 1 for single, 2 for double and 3 for treble. If you miss the score will be set to zero (1 missed dart for hard mode, 3 missed darts for easy mode).
If you select the duration of time the app continues for another round until the time is ended. You will then see your maximum score for the session.

Throw 3 darts on each number and track your hits. 1 point per single hit, 2 for double and 3 for treble. Maximum 9 points per number. End with bull where 25 gives you 1 point and bullseye 2.

In this game you'll be presented different levels and it will get harder for each level.
Finish each level to reach the next. You have 3 lives before it is game over.
Compete with yourself and try to reach for a higher level.

In this maths game you will be presented 10 scores between 41 and 170 along with 9 different finishes.

One of them is right and eight is wrong. Your score and response time will be tracked.
You don't need any darts for this app!

You start with the score 420 and you goal is to bring it down to or below zero. Your targets is the double from 1-20 + bullseye. If you for example hit two double 1 - your score will be reduced by 4 (two double 1 is 4 points) and you move on to number 2.

The pressure increases by the target numbers and if you hit 3 bullseye your score will be reduced by 150!

Hit all the good doubles and finish the outs:
40 36 32 28 24 20 16 12 8 4 2.
Score for taking the out in 1-3 darts.
Rules: Hit the out on 1st dart = 3p, 2nd dart = 2p and 3rd dart = 1p

For example: Start with D20, if you miss and hit S20 you go for D10 on your second dart. Hit the S10 and you go for D5 on your last dart.

Hit minimum score with first 2 darts only scoring at S20 and T20. Then hit the current double to finish. From double 20 down to ending number.

Choose minimum score, ending number, number of scores to finish a number and if you want continuous/loop order.

Select a number to practice and select the number of throws for the session.
Hit the selected number and track the hits.
Miss with all three darts - score is set to zero
Imagine the thriller with the last dart?
What’s your score after 100 darts?

The JDC Challenge is invented and used by the JDC (Junior Darts Corporation) for grading their junior players on a weekly basis. The games is a popular game and useable for all player levels.

The game has three parts:
Shanghai 10-15 Three darts on each number
Doubles 1-20+BULL One dart on each
Shanghai 15-20 Three darts on each number

If you hit Shanghai (1 single + 1 double + 1 treble) you get a Bonus of 100 points. On the doubles round you get 50 points for each double and a bonus of 50 points for BULL

A tough switching game where you throw first dart at Treble 20, second at Treble 19 and third dart for Bullseye (which in 501 gives you the score 167).

Mark the hits. Repeat ten times.

A pure doubles game where you throw 3 darts on each even double from 20 to 2 and track your hits.

Throw 3 darts at each treble from 10 to 20 and mark the hits. Maximum score is 33.
Game invented by Dennis Priestley.

Game rules by John Part.
Try to take the outs, 61-100, in 2 to 6 darts.
Score for taking the out in 2-6 darts. If you miss out in 6 darts, press MISS button and go for next out.

The game was invented by the famous darts player Bob Anderson.
You start with 27 points and you throw 3 darts at each double from 1 - bull. If you miss the double with all three darts, and you lose the score for missed double from total , e.g miss D6 minus 12 from score.
Hit the double and you get the value of the double to total with each hit , e.g hit D6 3 time add 36. Hit it once add 12.
A perfect score would be 1437.

"Doubles Around The World" - a classic darts training game. Throw 3 darts on each double, from 1-20 and bullseye, and track your hits.
Then look at your stats to see where your strengths is and where your weaker areas are when it comes to doubles hits.

Hit 2 out of 3 three darts on each LARGE SINGLE FIELD of the numbers 20 to 13 + BULL (any bull).
Click on HIT if you hit 2 or 3 of the current numbers LARGE SINGLE FIELD and click MISS if you hit less than 2.
Check out this Youtube-video for more information.

Select the number you want to practise and throw 100 darts at it and measure your hits and misses.
Aim to increase your trebles-hits and lower your misses by every session.