As a premium member you get access to:
* More than 100 darts training games
* The Virtual Coach that will provide you with training tasks based on your current level
* Monthly Challenges where you compete against other members
* Support for Scolia to autotrack the darts in more than 70 games
* MasterClass – the first and only level-hopping darts training concept
* Premium League – a unique training concept against thousands of other players
* Battles – Play 1001 battles against other members
* FUN GAMES – Multiplayer fun games that you can play against friends and family (2-8 players)
* Playlists – Create your own or follow and play other members playlists
* Training articles and videos in this support section of GoDartsPro
* Training log + calendar, to plan your training and follow up your results

Besides all these valuable and fun features for your darts, with the premium membership we also store all your statistics.This way you can easily follow up your training sessions and continue to use the Virtual Coach for example, which use your stats a lot to suggest new tasks for you.

GoDartsPro is a social darts training platform where you can use the other members scores as triggers and goals for your own training. You can also use the public playlists from thousands of members to get inspiration to practise structured in a new way.

You have also access to the GoDartsPro Support as a premium member. Both the Support area you’re reading this in, but also the support you easily can reach either by email or direct message on GoDartsPro’s social media channels.

Since GoDartsPro also sponsors the Junior Darts Cooperation (JDC), Winmau Team 360 and JDC Cadets, by upgrading to premium you’re also helping the future of darts trying to reach their dreams and goals.

First of all, you’ve come to the right place to kick-start your career and grow as a darts player.
There are games suitable for all kinds of players but with so many games it can be tricky to know how to start.

Here’s an article about good games suitable for beginners:
Good games to practice if you’re new to darts

I also recommend to read these articles to get the most out of your training:
How often should I practice darts?
How much should I practice at darts?
Why keep track of your darts practice?
The power of good habits!
Effective Goal Setting Strategy

Also, if you have any questions or feel you’re stuck, send me an email or direct message on FB/Twitter/Instagram and I will try to guide you right.
/Anders

All the premium members can use the Virtual Coach for their practice.
The Virtual Coach is not just for professional players. Even the beginners can have good fun and use with the Virtual Coach.

Click on Virtual Coach in the top menu (or the blue/pink skulle to the right in the header) to go to the Virtual Coach area.
If you haven’t yet started to use the Virtual Coach, you will first get some more information about the concept. You will then face a player form that you first need to enter.
Be honest when you’re entering your details in this form since it will be used and based for your activities with the Virtual Coach.

Once this is done you will be asked to play different tasks needs you need to achieve to start the coaching.
Click on the unfinished task to complete them one by one. Some might be a bit tough for your level, but it is all used by the Virtual Coach to understand your current level.
The Virtual Coach base its coaching and tasks based on your previous activities and results on GoDartsPro.

NOTE! You have to get your MICO-factor first, by playing at least 5 of the MICO-factor games – 5 times each!

Click on the image below to see your current MICO-factor stats:

Once you’ve finished your required tasks you will be shown to the Virtual Coach area.
The Virtual Coach will suggests tasks with games for you to finish every day. The goals are mostly based on your statistics and previous sessions for the game.
But if you haven’t yet played the game, the Virtual Coach will compare your other stats with the thousands of members on GoDartsPro, and try to suggest a reasonable goal for you.

You’re now ready to investigate the different functions and information on the Virtual Coach area.
Check this Support FAQ for more information and please contact GoDartsPro whenever you have any questions or suggestions.

To unlock the support for your Scolia Device on GoDartsPro.com you need to register your serial number of your Scolia device on GoDartsPro.

Make sure also to check the FAQ at Scolia’s website for more information.

Head over to the Scolia page on GoDartsPro and get started!

Check out our video on Youtube for more information!

It is a good thing to vary the intensity and lengths of your training sessions and not just play the same games you feel confident to finish or score well at. Luckily we’ve got some really demanding and tough games to challenge yourself every now and then!

Mikko’s Megatrain Mikko Laihos idea about this game was to create a demanding and hard game for intermediate to advanced players. Play the game

Grindout Try to take the out from 81 in 2 to 6 darts (the game got different options for different levels). Six darts in use. You need to finish your target number with six darts, starting from 81. 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 anymore. Play the game

Crown Judgement This is our new flagship, the Crown Judgement! You can play this game only once a month, so you better get your focus right before starting this game. Why only once a month? Because we know that playing the same game over and over again gives you an edge – you get naturally in games which you practise! It’s human nature. So therefore we locked this bad boy for a month per time because you want to know your TRUE improvement, and a month is a decent time for that. Not more, not less, but a month. This is a measurement tool like no other! Play the game

Five Checkouts The well know PDC player Kim Huybrechts was kind enough to send me a list of the games he’s been playing the past 10-15 years or so. The Five Checkouts was one of them and I added a few twists to the game to make it more fun and challenging. Five random scores between 41-99 (Professional level) are yours to try to finish. You will need to finish the current score in three darts on a double to unlock the next. There are more options if you’re not as tough as you think… Play the game

Frustration 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 the minimum score, ending number, number of scores to finish a number and if you want continuous/loop order. Play the game

By upgrading to PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP you will get access to all the games and training concepts on GoDartsPro, such as:
* More than 100 training games (Jan 2024)
* Virtual Coach training partner
* Monthly Challenges
* Premium League
* MasterClass training concept
* Fun multiplayer Games
and much more. All this for about €0.19 / day when you choose to pay for 1 year upfront.
You will also get access to training articles, game information and all the updates of the platform such as new games and features.
As a premium member, all your stats will be saved and since you will automatically get all the updates, the premium membership will only be more and more valuable.

Just visit the Premium page and scroll down to the section shown in this image:

There you first see options for purchasing premium as a monthly subscription or to go for the annual right away using PaPal.
There are also options to pay using Stripe (it is just a different purchase provider) instead.

You can also choose to Give away a Gift Card that will unlock 1 year premium for the person who receives it.
A digital gift card will be emailed that includes a unique code that only can be used once.

Visit the premium page and scroll down to the section where you see:

Enter the code exactly as it is shown on the gift card (both uppercase, lowercase, numbers, and special characters can be involved) to unlock the premium.

Learning the darts maths can be really hard and daunting in the beginning and it is easy to rely on app/website darts scorers to understand what checkout is left and needed to finish the leg.

On forums and Facebook groups the answer to ”How do I learn darts maths” from more experienced players is often ”Start chalking” or ”Just play more 501’s”. These answers will improve your maths skills eventually but there are smarter ways to learn and remember the important checkouts. It is just as learning any skills, the best way is to both do practical and theoretical training to learn the skill as fast as possible.

Learning through play

Researchers have discovered that educational applications of games might be even more powerful than we ever anticipated. The use of games is really useful when it comes to learning and transferring factual knowledge. It’s obvious that when learning becomes fun and easy, people are quicker to engage and benefit.

Many people are having trouble with counting and maths, even if it is only the subtraction part of maths that you need to know. No matter how much they try, they still think it is like reading in some language they don’t understand.

That’s why learning how to calculate in combination with remembering the different checkout combinations is the fastest way to learn darts maths.

Suggested exercises to learn darts maths faster

Use tools like Darts Mathlete, Flip Out and Swipe Out

With these games, you can practice darts on the bus, train, or on a flight without the need for a board and darts. Being regularly visually exposed to checkouts and training your brain to either calculate the checkouts or just remember the combinations, will speed up your darts maths skills. Learning while playing games are also a proven successful combination.

Flip Out

The Flip Out – Darts Maths game will teach darts maths in a new fun way. Match the cards shown to complete every level. Now you can play the game on GoDartsPro!

Play Flip-Out

Swipe Out

You’ll be shown cards with suggested checkouts and you need to decide if the checkout card is TRUE or FALSE. Swipe RIGHT for TRUE and LEFT for FALSE.
You got 60 seconds to play and get as many correct answers as possible.

Play Swipe-Out

Darts Mathlete

The key to any practice is repetition!
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. Repeat and become the Darts Mathlete your game deserves!

Read more about Darts Mathlete here

Play online here

Math Quiz

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.

Play online here

Play games like Checkout Challenge and Catch 40

These games are all about finishes and you’ll be constantly exposed to checkouts. Both games start at lower checkouts which makes them easier to start with.

PDC Bullseye Maths

The great initiative by PDC ‘Bullseye Maths’ has been launched to help Key Stage 2 students and anyone interested in maths with numeracy in a fun and inclusive way using the Mathlete game below and downloadable worksheets. GoDartsPro has been involved and provided initially the Mathlete for the project. Visit the Bullseye Maths website and follow Room 180 Academy on Twitter.

GoDartsPro – Make them count!

If you haven’t yet register, click here to sign up for free!
If you’re a new member and don’t know where to start, here’s a quick guide!

GoDartsPro is all about darts training and on the Game On page on GoDartsPro you’ll find many different games to play.
Just click on the different game images to start the game. You will then be redirected to the game where the games might have different options to choose from before you click start to kick off the training session.
Once you’ve played and finished a game, it will appear in the list of “Your latest played games” for fast access.
If you enjoyed the game you can add it to your favourite list of games.
Just click the small white square top right of every game image and it will automatically turn into a heart.

To access your favourite games list, just click the round heart symbol in the top right of the header on every page.

To the right of the game on page you’ll see a list “Find game” and a filter icon next to it.
Click the “Find game” to show a list of all the games available on this page. If you know the name, just type the first letters in the field and it will automatically filter the list.
If you click the filter icon you’ll see a small popup dialog where you can filter the page of the type and length game and the games on the page will automatically filter.

The talented darts player, János Börzsei (Hungary – Scolia), reached out to me earlier with a request for a new game. He told me that the successful trainer in Hungary, Medárd Ziegenham, had a great routine that he wanted to see on GoDartsPro. We discussed different ways to create and add the game to GoDartsPro, with what options, and we’ve now launched it as: Medi’s 21

The game idea is around the board from 1-20 + Bull, and you pre-select in which order you need to hit the fields to score points. There are 12 different orders to select from, from the easiest where you only need to hit singles, to more difficult ones including trebles and doubles. This way the game can be used by all members, from beginners to professionals. You score 1 point for singles, 2 point for doubles, and 3 points for trebles.
But you always only score points when you hit the field of the current number, in the corresponding order you’ve pre-selected.

Bonus-Bundle Option (BB) If you manage to hit your pre-selected targets with all three darts you also get a bonus. The size of the bonus is based on the difficulty of the target fields. Use this option if you want to reward yourself when you’ve thrown three perfect darts.

If you for example have pre-selected the field order to be Treble-Single-Double, and hit the Single with your first dart you score no points for that dart. With the 2nd dart you have to hit the Single to score 1 point. With your 3rd dart you need to hit the Double to score 2 points. So for all numbers around the board, you need to aim each dart at the corresponding order you’ve pre-selected, in this case – Treble-Single-Double.

This is a great game in many ways. The fact that you can start out with the easiest option, Single-Single-Single, and then move on to more difficult ones, like Treble-Treble-Double, when you’ve improved makes it very versatile. But one of the most important aspects is that the game doesn’t promote any bad throws, meaning if you’ve selected the option Single-Single-Single, and instead hit a treble you score nothing. If you are a beginner playing 501’s you probably hit many 12’s and 18’s when aiming for treble 20. Sometimes even hit a random Treble 18 to score 54 with one dart. That might feel good and do good for your scoring in that leg, but still, since you were aiming for treble 20 it wasn’t a good throw and doesn’t reflect your accuracy.

That’s why I think games like Medi’s 21 are especially useful because only the accurate throws are rewarded with points. Also I wanted to add the Bonus-Bull option which rewards you when do a perfect throw with your three darts.

Mikko Laiho came up with this game years ago, and he told me he came up with it while he worked as a professional coach at Winmau. He also called it “15 Minutes Killer Practise Routine” (typical Mikko-name for a game… 🙂 ).

The game idea and concept is similar to “Mikko’s Megatrain” and Marko Kantele’s game “Two Thirds”, mixing both hitting the big numbers and doubles, and to finish a target you need to reach a certain goal/score.

The game objective is simple, but the game isn’t. The Four 4 game is not a game for beginners even if you use the Burn-dart-rule. There are many other good games on GoDartsPro, so if you are a beginner, play these games a few times more before you try Four 4.

In the game For 4, you need to score 4 points at the current target (for example 1 treble and 1 single). You will be aming for the big numbers but also the most important doubles + bull. When you’re up against a big number you have to get 4 points in one throw (3 darts) with for example 1 treble + 1 single.
When you’re throwing for a double (including bullseye) you can use as many darts as you need to get 4 hits (on bull it is bullseye only = red part).

To make every dart count in the game, we’ve added the ‘Burn-Dart-Rule’ known from other games on GoDartsPro. With this mode, if you can not finish the target with your last dart it is still important to try to hit the current target. If you manage get four points (or 4 hits at double) with your last dart + your following 1 or 2 darts, it counts as finished.

For example, your target is 20 and you hit S5 + S1 with your first two darts and can not reach 4 points with your last dart. With the burn-dart-rule, the last dart is still important. Let’s say you hit T20 with your last dart, you now have 3 hits saved for next throw to be used with your first 2 darts. If you hit 1 dart in 20 with your first 2 darts you now have finished the target.

This game is another great game by Mikko Laiho that he used while coaching many great players. The game logic that you have to continue to throw at the same target until you finish it, gives you the so necessary repetitive training. With the Burn-dart-rule, the game is slightly easier to finish, and when you get a treble with your last dart, you will feel pressure to hit the target with at least one dart with the following two darts. That adds upp pressure which we all know by now is very important for good darts training.

All darts players knows that it is very important to put in hours of dedicated checkout training to be able to finish the leg when your opponent is on a finish. These training hours can be frustrating and tiresome if you don’t have any fun finishing games in your pocket. That’s why GoDartsPro regularly launch different finishing games or pure doubles games, to give you different darts training games that will inspire you to practise a few extra hours. The Matchplay Checkouts is a new fun finishing game you should start to play today!

The Finnish player Marko Kantele invented this game years back which he used for his training, and the main idea with the game was that “two out of three is enough”. Last year a few of GoDartsPro members requested this game and at the WDF World Masters in Budapest in October I discussed the game with Marko.

Marko Kantele at the WDF World Masters in Budapest 2024, playing games on GoDartsPro with a Scolia Home 2.

Both Marko Kantele and my late colleague Mikko Laiho (both Finnish and friends playing darts together years back) were strong believers that players who hit the most 140’s more often wins the game. The player with most 180’s wont necessary be the player winning in the end. I remember my discussions with Mikko about this and he had compared stats from many games (thousands of games according to him) that also supported this theory.

The original game (Expert mode) consists of both scoring and doubles phases. For the scoring phase hitting two big trebles and a big single is enough and for the doubles phase hitting two doubles using three darts is also enough. You start with the scoring phase and every second throw will be towards doubles of different kinds.

The Expert mode is very tough since you for the scoring phase need to hit at least 131 and for the Intermediate mode, the score to reach is 95.

To make the game usable for more players we also added a “Intermediate level” and an option to use the “Burn-dart-rule” (introduced in Mikko’s Megatrain with similar approach).

If you for example would hit Treble 5 and Single 1 in the scoring phase, you can not reach the requested score with your last dart, which would make the last dart useless. For the games on GoDartsPro we strongly believe that it is important to always practise in a way that also the last dart is very important (which it often is in a tight game of 501). For this reason we also introduce the “Burn-dart-rule” in this game.

If your first 2 darts missed the big trebles, make sure to refocus with your last dart. The score you hit with your last dart will also be used together with the first 2 darts of your next throw, thanks to the burn-dart-rule.

So let’s say you hit Treble 5, Single 1 and Treble 20 with your first three darts. The score 60 with your last dart will be saved for next throw. For your next throw you hit Treble 19, Single 19 and Single 7. This throw will not reach the limit on its own.
But since you got the score 60 from the burn-dart-rule, adding this with the first two darts of your new throw gives you:
60 + 57 + 20 = 137
and you managed to reach the limit.
The burn-dart-rule is also applied on the doubles phase so if you hit a double with your last dart, it will count together with the following two darts in your next throw. So always focus 100% with your last dart!

There are 3 different ways available to track the darts in the game. First if you have a Scolia device, the darts will of course be automatically tracked for you.
If you don’t own a Scolia-device (yet!), you can choose if you want to track the details for each dart or the “Simplified registration of the throws”. To make use of the “Burn-dart-rule” the game need to know the score for each dart but if you just want to play the game and don’t care about the detailed stats, you can use the simplified way and just tell the game if you hit or miss the current score/target.

This is also a very good game that will need your full focus. Since you both need to be able to score well and hit the important doubles, you will practise the most important parts of the game of 501.
The game will put you under pressure but you will not be punished if you miss. So take your time, focus on each throw and each dart and finish the game bit by bit. This is not a game for beginners and even the Intermediate mode can be challenging, even with the burn-dart-rule.

Try it out today and see if you like the game and if it is a game for you to add to your weekly training!

The so popular JDC Challenge game has been undergoing some changes lately. The new GOLD level has been added and the interface has got a face-lift. Now we’re also introducing the in-game periodical stats for all premium members. We’ll explain the details and how you should use this for your daily darts practice.

Most of you probably know about the JDC Challenge game already, but if you’re completely new to this, here’s a short story. The Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) was founded by Steve Brown, a former professional darts player within the PDC. He invented the game to add a grading feature for the players at the JDC Academies. Since GoDartsPro partnered up with JDC back in 2018, the gradings are done weekly at the academies all over the world through the GoDartsPro platform.

Since the game is such a good game and such good fun to play, it has been the most popular game since it was launched first time back in 2017. The game has three parts:

The maximum score is 3380, but that has never been achieved. The great GoDartsPro member Alan Soutar streamed a session of the game during Covid lockdown, when we arranged the JDC Virtual, and scored 2309, and therefore got the official world record for the game. That’s a tough score to beat!

For a JDC player to grade up they need to have played at least 6 out of 8 weeks in a Season.

With the latest update we now also show the monthly average stats for the premium player when the game is started one year back. This to make it more useful and challenging to play. If you reach for example the RED level one month, you don’t want to go down to BLUE the next month.

Hey, I’m not a JDC player, what does the levels mean for me and how should I look at my stats?

I went to the source, and asked the father of the game, Steve Brown, and he replied:
“It’s always hard to categorize but to give you and idea, you could look at the levels like this:
White 0-149 = Improver
Purple 150-299 = Novice
Yellow 300-449 = Local League player
Green 450-599 = Super League player
Blue 600-699 = County player
Red 700-849 = Challenge Tour Player
Black 850-1249 = Q-School Contender
GOLD 1250 and above = Pro player!”

That is, if your monthly average (with several games played) is above 850 it could be a good idea to register for Q-School next time! Good to know!

The best way to use this game as a tool for training is to play the game regularly to build up honest statistics to measure your current level. Make sure to only play the game when you’ve done a proper warm-up and are fully focused for the task to play a session of the game. Just because it is used by the junior players, doesn’t make it an easy game! Since the 2nd part of the game is doubles, and you only get 1 dart at each double, it is crucial that you are fully warmed-up and are able to focus on every dart.

When you’ve at least played 10 sessions a month and got your average level, you’ve got a target for next month. Now practise hard and try to beat the previous months average! At least try to lower your average but if you do, “Darts is not a sprint, it is a MARATHON!”.

Would you like to join a JDC Academy or are you planning to start a JDC Academy in your town?

Visit juniordarts.com or contact:
Sean Casey-Poole Director of Operations JDC.
sean(a)juniordarts.com

This new game has a few things that makes up a good game:
A fun, quick game with a clear task that will also put you under pressure for the final throw. All key aspects when it comes to a good training routine.

Members often requests short effective game they can play over and over again to try to beat their previous best. One problem with games that requires a long time to finish is that if you feel you’re not able to reach a top score or even your normal average, it is easy to start losing focus. This often leads to small changes in your throw. You might start throwing faster or harder or not following through as you normally do. These small changes can easily lead to bad habits which can cause problem for you in the long run. So try out a few shorter games today, and why not Jackpot!

The game rules for Jackpot are very easy. You have 5 throws (15 darts) to try to score as much as possible and build up a big Jackpot-score. Then you have 1 throw (3 darts) to try to hit bullseye. If you hit bullseye (50) your Jackpot-score is doubled. If you hit the outer bull (25) you keep your Jackpot-score but if you fail to hit 50 or 25, your Jackpot-score is cut in half.

You can vary this game by selecting a different end-target, and pick any double for your last throw. Same thing here, if you hit the double the Jackpot-score will be doubled. If you hit the single you keep your Jackpot-score and if you miss your Jackpot-score is cut in half.

With this game you’ll be working hard to get a decent score but it all will be down to the wire for the last throw when you’re forced to hit the bullseye (or selected double) to double the score.
Since it is a short game, even if your jackpot-score isn’t that good when it is down to the final throw, or if you failed to hit the 50/25 and your jackpot-score is cut in half, you will nevertheless feel: One more time
This is also one of the benefits with this game!

The ability to score is of course crucial in the game of 501 so the majority of training for most members is about scoring.
Spending hours trying to score as much as possible is tiresome especially if you’re not getting any feedback or statistics to motivate you to continue. It is also very important for GoDartsPro to provide games suitable for all levels of players, beginners to pro’s, where everyone can get a score to work on.
That’s why we felt there’s a need for a game like Streak!
Note! The game is pre-launched for active Enduro Challenge players only!

The well known Winmau player Danny Noppert recently visited the Winmau HQ and explained one of the training routines he usually plays to prepare for a tournament. Based on this routine, we added options to make it suitable for more players, and created a new game we call: Finish & Lock!

Game instructions

The game is similar to the popular game Doubles Lock that was one of the first games added on GoDartsPro, but this game is not just about hitting doubles.

The game logic is that you start on Double 20 but you need to finish it in a 501-style. That is, if you miss Double 20 and hit Single 20 instead, you now have the score 20 to finish and will therefore go for Double 10 with your next dart. If you then hit Double 10, you’re back with your last dart on Double 20 and try to hit it this time. Technically you have a chance to finish the Double three times in one throw (3 darts in the current double).

If you manage to finish the current Double in any way (directly or by continuing finishing what score is left) you’ll drop down to the next even double. So you will throw at the doubles: 20, 18, 16, 14, 12, 10, 8, 4 and 2. The game wraps it up with a go at Double 1.

Danny use the rule needing 3 hits to lock the double!

The game logic is similar to Doubles Lock here, that if you fail to finish the current double, you need to restart at Double 20 again. If you bust your score with darts left you’ve failed to finish the double and need to get your darts and prepare for next throw.
Just as in Doubles Lock, you have a chance to lock a double to avoid getting back all the way to Double 20 again. Danny usually plays this game with the rule needing three hits at the current double to lock it. To make the game useful for more levels of players, we added the option to choose to play the game with 3, 2 and 1 finish to lock the double. This way you start using the game earlier in your career and change option as you improve. Start with the easiest option and play the game a few times. When you’re getting comfortable finishing the game under 30 minutes or so, start using the Intermediate mode and work your way to Expert mode.

Conclusions

This is another very useful and fun game to play on a regular basis. Mastering finishes from 40 and below will really improve your game and with this game you will do this with a good amount of pressure added.
Imaging the pressure you will feel if you managed to go down from Double 20 to Double 1 without any doubles locked on the way!

Play the game

The newly signed Winmau player Jules Van Dongen has been an active member on GoDartsPro for quite a while and when he visited the Winmau HQ in December they talked about his darts training and he said:

“GoDartsPro – I use pretty much all the excercises and games they have on there, trying to get high up on the challenges leaderboards.”

The one routine he was missing was the game we now launch as: Stars & Stripes

The game: Stars & Stripes

The game is a finishing game where four of the most important doubles are used repeatedly: D20, D18, D16 and D12. You need to finish the doubles as you would in a game of 501, so if you miss D20 and hit S20 you have the score 20 left to try to finish with your last two darts. When you finish an out you get one point but if you fail to finish you loose one point and you try to reach 10 points for each out. If you nail the double and got darts left you’ll try to finish the current out once more. That means you could finish 3 doubles in one throw (3 darts). Jules practise this game either alone or with a friend and says:

“Playing the game with a friend can be quite competitive but it can drag on if you’re not focused and not playing well.”

The game options

It is always fun to add games suggested by great players they’ve been using previously to get them where they are today. But the games the pro’s are using can be too tough and challenging for most of the members so we always try to find options and features to make the games more fun, suitable for more players, and to use to advance as they improve.
Therefore we’ve added different options and the stars feature where you can try to unlock all the 3 stars by doing:
2 finishes in 1 throw (3 darts)
3 finishes in 1 throw (3 darts)
6 finishes in 2 throws (6 darts)

Game duration

Jules is playing the routine until he reach 10 points for each out but this could take hours for many players so we added the option 5 and 3 as well. If you play this game for the first time, set the duration to 3 while trying the game.

Game play

The default option is to play the game with the outs in consecutive order. That means if your game duration is set to 10 you need to finish the double 20, 10 times until you move on to next. This can be tiresome, and it is easy to lose focus if you’re not good enough, so we added the option to alter the doubles 20, 18, 16 and 12 until you reach enough hits/points.

On missed out

With the game play set to Consecutive order you have three options for when you miss an out:
* One step back
* Stay on target
* One step back but lock finished double

The first two are quite easy to understand but the third means that once you’ve finished all the D20’s, this row/stripe is locked so even if you fail to finish the first D18, you continue throwing for D18. The options “Stay on target” and “One step back but lock finished double” makes the game a bit easier to finish.

Conclusions

This is a great game since you repeatedly working on finishing the most common doubles you’re facing in a game of 501. The game is also challenging enough and with the different options and the gamification to try to unlock the stars, I think it is a fun game to use over and over again. Can you unlock all 3 stars? Try the game and share your success on social media!

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I asked my partner Winmau what kind of games their pro’s are playing when they’re training, and for Simon Whitlock it is Double Doubles around the board. This is a darts training game for more advanced players so if you’re relatively new to darts there are other more suitable games for you here.

There are many ways to practise doubles in darts. Either as part of a finishing score or pure doubles games where you only focus on hitting the current double one or several times. It is always good to vary your training and play both types a lot to both get the finishing training where you learn all the common checkouts and to build confidence and muscle memory aiming for the same double several times. The Double Doubles game has been on Winmau’s Practice zone (click here to watch) for quite a while and to make it fun and useful for more players I felt I needed to add some options for it:

3 darts – 2 doubles
6 darts – 2×2 doubles (finished in pairs)
9 darts – 2×2 doubles (finished in pairs)
12 darts – 2×2 doubles (finished in pairs)

So therefore, in the Double Doubles game on GoDartsPro, you can choose if you want to use 3, 6, 9 or 12 darts to play this game.
With the 3 darts option you close the current double by hitting it twice to move on to the next. From 1 to 20.
If you choose the 6,9 or 12 darts option the doubles needs to be hit twice and closed in pairs.
If you go with the standard option 6 darts, you therefore need to hit double 1 twice before you go for double 2 and hit that twice as well. All within 6 darts. This is can be really tough so make sure you are fully focused and have time for an intense training session.

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The new darts training game, the ”Finishing Star”, is a fun and challenging mix of different games available on GoDartsPro. You’ll recognize the 3 different outs to practise multiple times during from Crown Judgement. You’ll also probably be familiar with the concept that you get points for scoring but also for aiming for a double or even leave a double, from games like Hubbe and Ton+. With great ideas and features from exisiting games it is possible to create a new fun and inspiring game. That’s how ”Finishing star” came about.

On GoDartsPro there are several ways to practise finishing and pure doubles-routines.
For players in their beginning of their darts career it sure can be difficult and daunting to try to hit the desired double. Yet it is important to practise them and to be able to set up a great checkout to maximize the chances to hit the double with your next throw. So with this game you’ll get points for leaving a double, throwing at a double and of course hitting the double to get used to always try to leave a good double if you can’t finish the score with your last dart.

For this game you have five different levels to choose from plus an option to customize the session with your own scores to finish. The options and their scores to finish are:

Rookie	41 – 61 – 81
Novice	61 – 81 – 101
Intermediate	81 – 101 – 121
Advanced	101 – 121 – 141
Expert	121 – 141 – 161
Custom	? – ? – ?

The scores will loop and repeated ten times each and you always have 3 darts to finish each score, that is 90 darts in total for this game = about 10 minutes session. By repeating the scores like this for a proper training session you will better memorize the different ways to checkout the scores within three darts. And remember, if you got one dart left and you’re not on a double, focus 100% to hit a score to leave a good double. As always with a good practice game – every dart counts!
The points you get when you finish an out will increase for the two higher outs as well as throwing for a double for the highest out, since these are harder to get.

Another gamification feature for this game is to try to collect the stars.
There are three different stars to collect and you’ll get them by:
Finish at least one of each different outs
Finish 3 outs in a row
Finish 5 outs or more

Personally I think this is a great game for many reasons. There are different options to choose from to better suit more players current levels. The repetitive part of the outs are also an important part that will do your darts game good. The rewarding logic for more things than just hitting the target double will also make it useful for more players. If you’re a beginner and you can’t score anything in a game, you’ll probably lose focus and interest pretty soon.
And last but not least, the gamification part with collecting the stars adds another dimension to the game.
Can you collect them all?

Enjoy your darts!
/Anders

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There’s a good reason why there are so many training games about finishing – If you can’t finish a leg it doesn’t matter how good scorer you are. You need to have the confidence when it comes to finishing and you’ll get the confidence by regularly play good finishing games. Then you’ll get the ”I can do this – I’ve done it thousands of times before” feeling when you’ve got one dart left to win the game! Play Finishing Range and make it count!

Over the years I’ve got many requests for different variations of finishing games.
Some players want to practise outs between 61-81 using 3 darts and some want to use 9 darts and work from 170-300. There are already of great finishing games on GoDartsPro such as:
Shooting Gallery, Checkout Randomizer, Catch 40, Checkout Challenge, Ton +, 121, Five Checkouts etc.

But requests are still coming so I thought I’d create a game (or tool if you like) to customize your own finishing routine and came up with the Finishing Range.

At start you got many options to customize the training session for your level and needs. But you can also just click start to go with the standard options.
If you want to customize it, select the range of outs to practise, how many darts you’re allowed to use for each out, the rules for when you finish an out as well as the rules for when you miss an out.
Some players likes to stay on the out until they finish it and some want to add more pressure and add a punishment for missing an out. It is completely up to you.

You can also select the maximum duration for the game. Tryout the different options and find out what is best suitable for you.
You can also add it to your favourite Playlist with the options predefined as you want.

It is a good thing to vary the intensity and lengths of your training sessions and not just play the same games you feel confident to finish or score well at. Luckily we’ve got some really demanding and tough games to challenge yourself every now and then!

Mikko’s Megatrain Mikko Laihos idea about this game was to create a demanding and hard game for intermediate to advanced players. Play the game

Grindout Try to take the out from 81 in 2 to 6 darts (the game got different options for different levels). Six darts in use. You need to finish your target number with six darts, starting from 81. 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 anymore. Play the game

Crown Judgement This is our new flagship, the Crown Judgement! You can play this game only once a month, so you better get your focus right before starting this game. Why only once a month? Because we know that playing the same game over and over again gives you an edge – you get naturally in games which you practise! It’s human nature. So therefore we locked this bad boy for a month per time because you want to know your TRUE improvement, and a month is a decent time for that. Not more, not less, but a month. This is a measurement tool like no other! Play the game

Five Checkouts The well know PDC player Kim Huybrechts was kind enough to send me a list of the games he’s been playing the past 10-15 years or so. The Five Checkouts was one of them and I added a few twists to the game to make it more fun and challenging. Five random scores between 41-99 (Professional level) are yours to try to finish. You will need to finish the current score in three darts on a double to unlock the next. There are more options if you’re not as tough as you think… Play the game

Frustration 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 the minimum score, ending number, number of scores to finish a number and if you want continuous/loop order. Play the game

This game is all about sharpen your darts finishing skills

A few members have asked me about the rules for this game and how to play the game on GoDartsPro.
I decided to record a short video to explain the details and show the gameplay of 10-20.

Game rules 10-20

You need to finish the even doubles in use from 10 to 20 in the style of a -01 game. If you miss double 10 and hit single 10 instead 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 hit it with your first or second dart, you’re free to score as much as you can with the remaining darts. You get 50 points for finishing the double, and all the scoring points as they are on the board (IE treble 20 = 60 p). So your max score for the one target is:
50 + 60 + 60 = 170 points.
(50 for double + T20 + T20)

Max score 6 time 170 = 1020.

How to use the 10-20 for your daily practice

Learning any darts practice game is essential. You need to know which level you’re achieving easily and which level that is your standard. Of course, best way to learn a new practice game is just playing it. Set a goal for your practice sessions and play it ten times to see what your best score will be for the session.

If you don’t practice darts every day repeat the 10-20 ten times the next time you practice day to see if you could break the records you made last time. You don’t want to grow bored with the game so after a few practice sessions like that, leave the game and practice some other game with the same intensity. When you after a few weeks or months go back to this game and try again.
If you have been practicing focused you will probably feel and see a change in the results.
You’re now learning your level in this game when you’ve done your self-assessment, which is vital to your road to pro.

Most of all, you need to feel good and having fun while practicing for the improvement to come easier.

So don’t forget to enjoy your darts!

This is our flagship, the Crown Judgement! You can play this game only once in a month, so you better get your focus right before starting this game.
Why only once in a month? Because we know that playing the same game over and over again gives you an edge – you get naturally in games which you practise! It’s human nature. So therefore we locked this bad boy for a month per time because you want to know your TRUE improvement, and a month is a decent time for that. Not more, not less, but a month.
This is a measurement tool like no other!

RULES

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

You start by hitting MAJOR DOUBLES, which are the most important part of any darts players’ game. Mark the score after every throw, or if you trust your memory and want to have a bit of flow, you can mark after two or even three throws your hits up.

BIG TREBLES

Then it’s time for BIG TREBLES, which is very similar to the previous division of this game.
Now you approach the part of the game called COMBO CHECK-OUTS and the rules get a bit trickier. You’ve exactly 6 darts to finish the first target score. But if you do it earlier, you gain extra points by hitting the same double again you managed to finish on! So in every turn of this game, all six darts are used. So read the instructions very carefully.

COMBO-CHECK-OUTS

You’ve exactly 6 darts to finish the current target score. But if you do it earlier, you gain extra points by hitting the same double again that you managed to finish on! If you are busted and got darts left you continue to try to finish the checkout.

36 BEST

You can get anything between 0 to 6 points at every turn. Mark them up and fill in the form and you’re ready to move on to SCORING section of 36 BEST.
Now this one is easy again, all you need to do is to score as heavily as you can and mark up your scores after SIX darts.

SHANGHAI NIGHTS

After that, you are in the final stretch, The SHANGHAI NIGHTS. This is one that can make or break you, you can easily better your average doing well this game only! But there’s also pressure. First of all, you need to hit three different targets with your six darts per turn. Single, double, and treble, all of them only ONCE. You get a point from the correct single, correct double, and correct treble.
If you manage to hit these all earlier than six darts, go for the Bullseye! You gain an extra point by hitting 25, two extra points by hitting 2-3 25’s, three extra points by 4 or more 25’s – and remember bullseye or 50 is always 2 times 25.

So you’re using every turn exactly 6 darts, no less, no more.
In all five sections, the maximum score is 108 as total, so the maximum is 540 but you will be only shown your MICO-factor scores.

There are a lot of aspects that makes any darts training drill a great game.
It needs to be:
* Challenging
* Inspiring
* Fun
* Simulating pressure
* Right level for the player

Our new doubles practice game, Doubles Lock, has it all.

You can compete with yourself on many levels in this game:
1) Finish the game – it’s quite a task itself
2) As quick as possible – play the clock
3) Score as much as possible
4) Least amount of darts used

Throw three darts at the same double and your first target double 20.
Each target needs at least one hit to move on to next target double 19. As a result if you miss the 19’s – you are back on hitting the 20’s.

When you hit the target double twice or thrice you lock that number for further play – you don’t need to go back any further.

Every time you manage to hit more than one target double, you get points. 2 hits means 50 points, three hits 100 points.

EXAMPLE:
You hit Double 20 twice, now you get 50 points and it becomes locked and your new starting-base is Double 19.
When you then continue and hit Doubles 19, 18 and 17 once each the pressure becomes massive on Double 16.
If you miss Double 16 with all three darts you’re back at your base which now is Double 19 because you locked Double 20.
But, if you instead hit Double 16 with all 3 darts you score 100 points and 16 is now your new base!

Play the game until Double 1 is done and dusted.
Depending on your player level this game will normally take 20-60 minutes to finish and it doesn’t suit for beginners.

You’re not allowed to reset your statistics on your own for different reasons.
If you login to your account using a tablet at an academy or public venue, and forget to logout, someone could wipe out years of your training by accident or purely by ill will.

But also, we don’t want you to be tempted to wipe out your statistics just because you been playing worse for a few days or weeks, or just changed to a set of new darts. Your statistics is your hard work and part of your progress and shouldn’t be erased that easily.

But if you for example not have been able to practise for a long time because of an injury or accident, or maybe switched throwing arm because of dartitis, and really would like to start over with a fresh account, contact us and we’ll reset your account for your. Send an email to info@godartspro.com, including your username from the email address you used for your GoDartsPro account, and let us know that you want to clear your account, and we’ll have a look at your account.

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There are now more than 120 different games on GoDartsPro with different rules, targets and with multiple options. That’s why we use a scripted voice/caller for the scores and different phases of the games, which relies on a Javascript library. That’s why different browsers can have different support for voices.

If you have any problems with the voice in any of the games, you can try a different browser or device to see if it works better there for you.

Having pre-recorded audio-files for all these many thousands of combinations haven’t yet been possible. We’re currently investigating if there are other ways to use speech in the games in a dynamic way.

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The MasterClass concept on GoDartsPro is a level-hopping concept, that is you have to finish the 1st game to unlock the next and so on. You need to go through tasks to unlock the next one and they will become more difficult as you proceed.

There will be pressure… This is a very good way to keep your training interesting, because you need to focus to go as far in this game as you can. See what you really are made of and don’t forget to enjoy your practice!

There are games in the first level that appears again in the 2nd and 3rd level, but now with tougher tasks to finish. If you haven’t tried MasterClass do it today!

10-20
Single-Double
Cricket-Bundle
9 Darts Gym
Three Stooges
Double Tussle
Consistency 51
Checkout Climb

Cricket Bundle
9 Darts Gym
Three Stooges
More Score
Route 66
TrebleDoubleJump
Kill Bull
Three Strikes
DoubleTussle
Concistency 51
Checkout Climb
10-20
DoubleHop

91-100 x 2
19 Halve It
DoubleTussle
Highscore x 8
Checkout Climb
10-20
Cricket Bundle
9 Darts Gym
More Score
Route 77
TrebleDoubleJump
Kill Bull
Three Strikes
Double-Double-Hop
MegaTrain
Even Doubles
301-12-11
We Love Tops
Check it out

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All the stats saved on GoDartsPro are saved in the timezone for UK. So if you live and practise somewhere else it can be frustrating to see your stats published on wrong date and time. Follow these instructions to set the right timezone for your own stats.

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Are you also having some graphical issues on your iPad/iPhone when using GoDartsPro? For example, flags in leaderboards now showing correctly, white text that suddenly turns black during game play. I recently bought a new iPad and things looked really weird sometimes and I couldn’t see any flag in the leaderboards.
Then you also need to reset the Experimental features for your browser to make it work again.

If you visit the 201 Challenge game for example, and you can’t see the players flags like the image above, you need to do some changes for your browser.

This article explains how to reset the Experimental features for your browser to make it work again.

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The number of members on GoDartsPro that also are playing in a JDC Academy increase every week. That’s fantastic and for them, we want to show their progress in best possible way. For all the premium players who also are connected to a JDC Academy, we’ve developed and launched the JDC Players hub, where the players can see all their stats from the JDC Challenge routine they play every week during their grading session.

They will both see their Official scores, when the player has played the routine with a coach tracking the scores, and their practice scores. We also show their top scores and the top section scores from the routine to highlight what the player should aim to beat.
Next to the personal scores we also show the top players’ scores in the academy.

This content hub is available from the top menu JDC on GoDartsPro for all logged-in JDC players with a premium membership on GoDartsPro.com.

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For you to see that your friends are practicing hard will inspire you to practice harder yourself.
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Within soon we will launch a new social practice concept on GoDartsPro that will make it more fun to practice with your friends.

So, invite your darts friends and start practicing darts harder!

By adding your different darts setups (dart, stem type/length, flights shape) you can track your practice and from the statistics see which setup that works best for you.

The feel of the setup will vary and sometimes the setup that feels the best doesn’t work the best for you.
By tracking your setup during your practice you will have it in black and white in your stats.

After you have played a MICO-factor game 5 times you will see your MICO-factor for that game.
To get your total MICO-factor you need to play 5 different MICO-games 5 times each.

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With so many options and games it can be daunting to get started and hard to choose where to start. You can use the Virtual Coach in many ways but here are our thoughts and ideas how we intended it to be used when we started to work on this massive project of ours.

Upon every visit to the Virtual Coach area, the system checks if you have any unfinished tasks that still got time to be finished.
If not, the Virtual Coach analyses your previous tasks and statistics and adds 3 new tasks for you to finish. The tasks are mainly based upon how you’ve been performing for the games earlier, if you haven’t played the games yet, and also try to add games for categories you haven’t practise that much lately. But also, there’s a randomness added to it to avoid being to static.

Of course, you need to be fully warmed-up before you start any training!

If you fail to finish the tasks after a few tries, take a break and do something else. Play a game you know that you often get a good score in or can finish in a good way to boost your confidence a bit. If you’ve been struggling with a game for quite a while, it is often a good idea to try to inject some confidence back into your system!

The Virtual Coach will check if you have played the Crown Judgement game the past 30 days. If not, you’ll face a major alert in the header of the Virtual Coach page. This is added since it is good to make it a habit to play the game every 30 days to get a measurement of how you’re doing. Since the game will take about an hour to finish, make sure you got the time for it and maybe leave the Virtual Coach tasks until you’ve finished the Crown Judgement game and had a good break as well.

The Virtual Coach will alert you about different things that need some extra focus. These are often games that are part of the Premium League where you are losing positions in the leaderboards because you haven’t played 10 sessions for the game the past 30 days. So click the alerts and play a few rounds and the alerts will disappear soon.

In the dashboard of the Virtual Coach you’ll see a lot of different statistics. The sections will vary during the month so make sure to go back often checking the stats. It is a good idea to check your stats for the JDC Challenge game. Play this game regularly to get a decent amount of stats to dig into. Then you’ll be able to see what numbers and doubles you need to work on to improve. Make it a habit to do a few sessions of the Dedication game, selecting these numbers and doubles to do some extra training.

The Workout function of the Virtual Coach is intended to be used when you’ve finished your tasks, checked the alerts and have played the Crown Judgement and need some extra training in certain areas of the game. The fun and the beauty of this feature is that you both can select how many games you want to play but you will only see the first one until you’ve finished it. Then the 2nd game will be unlocked. Go for it! You can do this!

The different quotes and information shown by the coach are intended to be read to give you some extra confidence and maybe inspire you to think outside the box more often. Many of the quotes are from athletes of other sports who all had the same values and goals. To try to pracise more focused, structured, and to improve faster!

And if you want more, there are tons of good books and articles written by golf players, basketball coaches, archery athlete etc.
There are so many things you can add to your daily routines that will improve you as a darts player.
Think outside the box and you will improve!

All the premium members can use the Virtual Coach for their practice.
The Virtual Coach is not just for professional players. Even the beginners can have good fun and use with the Virtual Coach.

Click on Virtual Coach in the top menu (or the blue/pink skulle to the right in the header) to go to the Virtual Coach area.
If you haven’t yet started to use the Virtual Coach, you will first get some more information about the concept. You will then face a player form that you first need to enter.
Be honest when you’re entering your details in this form since it will be used and based for your activities with the Virtual Coach.

Once this is done you will be asked to play different tasks needs you need to achieve to start the coaching.
Click on the unfinished task to complete them one by one. Some might be a bit tough for your level, but it is all used by the Virtual Coach to understand your current level.
The Virtual Coach base its coaching and tasks based on your previous activities and results on GoDartsPro.

NOTE! You have to get your MICO-factor first, by playing at least 5 of the MICO-factor games – 5 times each!

Click on the image below to see your current MICO-factor stats:

Once you’ve finished your required tasks you will be shown to the Virtual Coach area.
The Virtual Coach will suggests tasks with games for you to finish every day. The goals are mostly based on your statistics and previous sessions for the game.
But if you haven’t yet played the game, the Virtual Coach will compare your other stats with the thousands of members on GoDartsPro, and try to suggest a reasonable goal for you.

You’re now ready to investigate the different functions and information on the Virtual Coach area.
Check this Support FAQ for more information and please contact GoDartsPro whenever you have any questions or suggestions.

To upload a photo to your profile page, first click the top right round grey button in the menu to fold out the drop-down-menu. Then select the “My Profile Page”.

Then when you are on your profile page, click the MENU button below the temporary profile photo to fold out the drop-down-menu for your profile, and select the “Change photo” menu option.

On the header of GoDartsPro, click on your profile page icon and a dropdown menu will appear.
Click the Payments menu option and you’ll be redirected to the page where your latest payments will be shown.

In the bottom of the page, you’ll be able to click and edit/cancel your subscription on your own.

You can also always contact GoDartsPro (email or direct message on Social media), and let us know your username/email used, and we’ll cancel it for you as soon as possible.

The profile page is the center of your member account on GoDartspro.
On the top of your page you will have an introduction to you as a player and summary of your activities on GoDartsPro so far.

Enter your details, select your flag for the leaderboards and upload a photo of you as a player (easiest to do on a computer).

In the summary section you can see how many sessions you’ve played on GoDartsPro and a graph of your latest 30 days training.
To the right you will see your 180’s tracked during the year and the past 30 days.
More and more games on GoDartsPro adds the 180’s to your register automatically when you’ve tracked the darts hitting a 180.
But if it isn’t added automatically or you hit a 180 during a game outside GoDartsPro or during a tournament, visit the profile page and click the + sign to add it manually.

You also have a section of your activities with the Virtual Coach as well as your current level in the MasterClass concept.
Just click on the different labels and stats and the page will take you there.

Click on MORE STATS to go to your training log where you’ll see your training sessions for the month or the year.