About Darts
Darts puts a regulation board in front of you, with the real number order, doubles ring, trebles ring and bullseye. Your aim sways like a real hand: press and hold to steady it, then release at the right moment. Hold too long and fatigue makes it shake again. Darts that land on a wire can bounce out.
Play Score Attack for the highest total in ten rounds, the pub classic 301 where you must finish exactly on a double, or Around the Clock, hitting 1 through 20 and then the bull in as few darts as possible.
How to play
- Move the mouse or finger to aim. Press and hold to steady, release to throw.
- The outer thin ring doubles a number, the inner thin ring triples it. The bull is worth 50.
- In 301, going below 2 or to zero without a double is a bust and the round is undone.
About Darts
Darts brings the pub and championship game to your screen with a regulation board: aim, steady your hand and throw. Play a simple score attack, the classic 301 or Around the Clock.
Tips to score higher
- Treble 20 (the thin inner ring on the 20) is worth 60, the highest single score on the board.
- If your aim drifts, play for treble 19 instead; the numbers around it are kinder.
- Release when the aim is steady; holding too long makes it shake.
- In 301, plan your finish so you leave an even number you can hit with a double.
Darts FAQ
What is a bust in 301?
Going below 2, or reaching zero without a double, cancels the round.
How much is the bull worth?
The bull is worth 50.
