Scoringīecause it can be difficult to keep track of scoring in Cricket, it’s important to have a chalkboard or pad of paper handy. The end of the game is signaled when the numbers 15 through 20, as well as the bullseye, has been closed out. In order to win Cricket Darts, your team must have the most points. Your team must also have closed out the number first before you can start scoring points on that number. However, once the other team closes 15 out, then further points can no longer be awarded. The players can strike 15 as many times as they can to earn that number of points to their total. For example, if your team closed out 15 by striking it three times, but the other team hasn’t, then you can earn points. Points are rewarded when you hit a number that the other team hasn’t closed out, but you have. For those that hit the inner ring, then it counts as hitting it three times and immediately closes that number out. If you happen to strike the outer ring of the number, then it counts as hitting that number twice. The points are tallied up, and the team with the most points is the winner.
After every number between 15 and 20, including the bullseye, has been closed out, the game is officially over. Once someone strikes that number the third time, then it is unable to be hit any longer. In order to ‘close out’ a number, you have to hit it three times. If the player hits any other number outside of 15 and 20, then those points don’t count. The goal is to hit the targets between 15 and 20, including those numbers, as well as the bullseye. Ultimately this will be decided by the players beforehand.Each player gets three darts to throw during their turn. Playing without points is a very popular method for casual players who wish to have a quicker and more relaxed game. In the case of a 'no-points' game of Cricket, the player that closes out all of their innings first is declared the winner. If the player who closes all of their innings first remains behind in points, they can continue to score on any innings that have not been fully closed by their opponent until their opponent closes all of their innings.Ĭricket can be played without points as well. In case the game ends and no players have scored any points, or the game is tied in points, the player who has closed out all of their innings first will be declared the winner. In the case of a foul, the fouling player will forfeit that turn and all darts thrown on that turn will not account for any scoring. You can either use a dart mat to mark the oche distance or mark the line using a tape. Also, you need to throw the darts from the standard distance. There really are no 'fouls' that are specific to Cricket aside from the common ways of fouling in dart games, i.e. Sounds simple, right? Well, let's try to break down Cricket dart rules a bit further. If both teams have closed the number, no further scoring can take place on that number. Similarly, hitting a double 20 will fetch you 40 points. Hitting a triple 20 will fetch you 60 points. So, let's say you have closed the 20, while the other team still has 20 open. How do you score points? If you've closed a certain number while the other team has still that number open, in such case, if you hit the number again, you would earn the corresponding points.
The inner circle of the bulls-eye is worth double (50 points), and the outer is worth a single (25 points). So, to close a 20, you can either hit one triple (inner ring), three singles or a double and a single. To close a number, you need to score three of the number. Each player/team takes turns throwing three darts at the board. Unlike 301, in cricket darts numbers 15 to 20 and the bulls-eye are the only sections in play. The game is played between 2 players or 2 teams. The object of the game is to score the most amount of points while trying to close 15 to 20 and bulls-eye before your competitor.
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