Darts scorer
How to use the darts scorer
501 / 301 / 701
After each player's three darts, type the total and press OK, or tap a common score. The scorer subtracts it, detects busts, moves to the next player, and suggests a checkout once a player is on 170 or less.
Cricket
Tap a player's box for the number they hit. For doubles and triples, tap Double or Triple first. One mark shows as /, two as X, and three (closed) as ⊗. Points are added automatically when a closed number is hit while an opponent still has it open.
Common checkouts
| Score | Checkout |
|---|---|
| 170 | T20 · T20 · Bull |
| 167 | T20 · T19 · Bull |
| 164 | T19 · T19 · Bull |
| 161 | T20 · T17 · Bull |
| 160 | T20 · T20 · D20 |
| 121 | T20 · T7 · D20 |
| 100 | T20 · D20 |
| 81 | T15 · D18 |
| 60 | 20 · D20 |
| 40 | D20 |
| 32 | D16 |
Questions
What is a bust in darts?
In 501 or 301, if a visit would take you below zero, or to exactly 1 when you must finish on a double, it's a bust: the score goes back to what it was before that visit.
What is the highest checkout in darts?
170: treble 20, treble 20, bullseye. Some scores below 170 can't be checked out in three darts, including 169, 168, 166, 165, 163, 162 and 159.
How does Cricket scoring work?
Players aim at 15 to 20 and the bull. Three marks close a number. Hits on a number you've closed score points, but only while an opponent still has it open. Close everything with at least as many points as your opponents to win.
What does double out mean?
Your final dart must land in a double (the outer ring) or the bullseye, and bring your score to exactly zero.