Additional Info

Format

• 2 Games of 301 (Single out)
• 2 Games of baseball
• 1 Game of cricket (no points)

We suggest teams bring their own darts but will supply for those that do not have. This is how the games are played.

301 (2 points each game): The game starts with a 301 points. The number hit is reduced from the starting points and the game ends when the score becomes exactly 0. The first teams to reach exactly 0 wins.

Baseball (2 points each game): Teams takes turns throwing at the number associated with the inning. In the first inning, all darts should be thrown at the number 1. A hit in the single section scores 1 run, the double is worth 2 runs, and the triple is worth 3. Once all players have had thrown, the inning is over, and you move onto the second inning where the number 2 becomes the scoring target. This continues until you have completed a total of 9 innings. The team with the highest score at the end of the 9th inning wins.

Cricket (4 points): Targets are only 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and the Bull. Once a team gets three marks, the number will be open. A team scores points by hitting the area they opened. You can void your opponent's open area by getting three marks on the number. The team with the highest score when all numbers are closed wins.

Each team will have the opportunity to earn a total of 12 points for the night.

Score Confirmation: After the third dart is throw, the throwing team must allow the opposing team up to 15 seconds to verify the numbers hit, ensuring fairness in scoring.