Your darts.

First nine

The average, and the first nine darts

The three-dart average of each game, and that of your first nine darts, which tells your scoring before the finish. The darts thrown give the number of darts per leg.

• 501
• Cricket
• 301
• Cut-throat cricket
• Killer
• Round the clock
• 701
• Shanghai
• Capital
• Count-up
• Halve It
• Baseball
• Golf
• Mickey Mouse
• Chase the Dragon
• Fives
• Noughts and Crosses
• Mixed games

18 variants, each on its own

501 and cricket, but also killer, round the clock, halve-it or baseball: each variant keeps its own statistics, and the list stays open for the pub’s variants.

• Steel tip
• Soft tip

Steel tip or soft tip, each with its own average

The tip is noted with each game: the average with steel tips reads apart from that on the electronic board, where the full bull at 50 and the machine’s statistics throw the comparison off.

1. 2 (C)
2. 5 (CC)
3. 8 (BB)
4. 10 (A)
5. 13 (AA)
6. 16 (SA)
7. 18 (SA)

Your electronic-board rating

18 steps, from 1 (C) to 18 (SA), each dated. And 16 other systems: the WDF World Rankings, the PDC Order of Merit, and the FFD national ranking, reset every season.

1. Pool
2. Round of 32
3. Round of 16
4. Quarter-final
5. Semi-final
6. Final

From pool to final

The round reached at each open, cup or Masters, the category of the tournament and the number of players entered, which says what a place is worth.

• Single leg
• First to 2 legs (best of 3)
• First to 3 legs (best of 5)
• First to 4 legs (best of 7)
• First to 3 sets (best of 5)
• FFD team fixture (20 matches)
• FEF team fixture (13 games)
• …

15 formats, from leg to set

One leg for the evening, two to six winning legs, sets as at the Masters, and the team fixture of 20 matches with the FFD or of 13 games with the FEF.

• Count-up
• Bob’s 27
• Halve-it
• Shanghai
• Baseball

5 drills, each with its score

In training, each drill is noted attempt after attempt: the average score and the best of each read apart, and the list stays open.