Tips

When you’ve been scoring darts for a while, you’ll start recognizing common combinations. Knowing your checkout routes also makes scoring much easier. Continue reading→

We've all been there: you're scoring a darts match, and suddenly, you're faced with a player who frequently hits the 19. Panic sets in because 19 is the troublemaker of darts. It's unfortunate, but the 19 is a crucial part of the game. You'll encounter it often, so it's best to become well-acquainted with it. But how do you do that? Continue reading→

Beginner scorers make the mistake of waiting until all three darts have been thrown. You don’t have time for that. Always count along immediately with the thrown darts. Continue reading→

To improve your scoring, it's best to memorize your triples, but not all of them. Focus on 16-20 and only the essential ones. Continue reading→

To practice scoring effectively, you can smartly use an app to check your written scores. Continue reading→

In scoring darts, adding is easier than subtracting. Use this to your advantage in a smart way. Continue reading→

Write normally: enter the score in both columns from left to right (as we read). Continue reading→

Two tips for scoring dart matches: be in the moment and mumble the score out loud. Continue reading→

Two tips for better scorekeeping in Darts: write neatly and use numbers, not symbols. Continue reading→

The common advice might be to tell players that you're not great at math. But what if you don't do that and instead focus on your strengths? Here's why that's a better approach. Continue reading→