Rookie in darts

We have +40 games so it can be hard to know where to start. Which one is you?

If you're a rookie in darts, try the Quick Evaluation game first! Then it can be good to play these free games: JDC Routine, the A1 Routine or the 100 darts @.

The MICO-factor games will sharpen your skills. Try the 19 Halve It, the 10-20 and the Pivot Bundle. Our Master Class will also improve your game.

The Master Class is the path you need to go! The MICO-factor games will also sharpen your skills. Try the Exponential Bundle, the 11-19 Big Bundle and the Shooting Gallery.

We offer darts practise games as a whole package in every level from absolute beginners to professional darts players. All our games have got instructions. All you need to do is sign up and you’re ready to go.

We’ve got tens of games to practise for free, keep your scores and compare them either to your own previous results or what the other players have achieved.

If you want to spice it up a bit, we’ve naturally got a lot of games you can truly push your abilities to max, then you might want to upgrade for Premium-membership. Then you got all the “tasty stuff” to play with.

Try the games yourself, that’s the only way to see if there are suitable for your skills.

You can either take it easy and enjoy a random nice practise session now and then or plan your route to exciting and competing life and decide to go darts pro, it’s up to you!

Quick-Evaluation game

1. First throw (3 darts)

Target area inside of the treble ring. Trebles count as 0.
You get one point for each hit.

2. Second throw (3 darts)

Targets number 5, 20 and 1. Singles, doubles and trebles count as 1 hit each.
Use three darts.
You get one point of each hit to these target numbers.

3. Third throw (3 darts)

Target area is big singles for the numbers 4, 13, 6, 10 and 15.
(big singles = the area between treble and a double).
Trebles and doubles count as 0
You get one point for each hit.

Rookie in darts?

Read this and you know what to expect.