Darts Games Types
- Players start with a score of 501 (or 301 or 101, depending on the variant).
- The goal is to reduce the score to exactly zero.
- Players take turns throwing three darts and subtract the total from their current score.
- The game is usually played in sets, and the first player to reach zero wins.
- The numbers 15 through 20 and the bullseye are the targets.
- Players aim to close these numbers by hitting three of a kind or the bullseye.
- Once a player closes a number, they score points for hitting it, and the opponent cannot score
on that number.
- The game continues until all numbers are closed, and the player with the highest score wins.
- Players take turns hitting each number on the dartboard in numerical order (1 through 20).
- Once a player hits the current target number, they move on to the next.
- The first player to hit all numbers and the bullseye wins.
- One player is designated as the "killer," and the others are the "victims."
- The killer's goal is to hit other players' numbers to eliminate them.
- Victims try to hit their own numbers to stay alive.
- The last remaining victim becomes the next killer.
- Players take turns hitting singles, doubles, triples, and home runs (based on the numbers on the
dartboard).
- The goal is to score as many "runs" as possible in a set number of rounds.
- Each player's score is recorded based on their hits and runs.
- Players take turns throwing at a specific number on the dartboard.
- The goal is to score points by hitting singles, doubles, triples, and the bullseye on that
number.
- The player with the highest score at the end of a set number of rounds wins.
- Players take turns throwing three darts at each number from 1 to 20.
- The score is either doubled or halved depending on where the dart lands.
- If a player misses the target or busts, their score for that round is reduced to zero.