Darts (game)

Yes.

170 (t-20, t-20, d-b)

No, only streamline darts.

With some modification, other darts can be used.

Clockwise after 6 is 10.

bull or cork

You can't finish 501 in two turns, but you can finish 301 in six darts (D-20, T-20, T-20, T-20, T-19, D-12 is one way to do it).

50 points, double a regular bullseye

The Bullseye is worth 50 points in darts.

The Single Bull (outer bull area) is worth 25. It's commonly referred to as 25.

The double bull (inner bull area) is worth 50. It's commonly referred to as bullseye

Winning at darts is dependent upon the type of dart game played.

The following site seems to explain each game well:

http://www.recroom-products.com/howtoplaydarts.html

A red inner circle (usually known as "bull", "inner bull" or "double bull"), worth 50 points

In the game of 501 darts, a double bullseye is worth 50 points. The bullseye itself has two parts: the outer bull, worth 25 points, and the inner bull (double bullseye), worth 50 points. Therefore, hitting a double bullseye contributes significantly to reducing the score in 501.

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In darts, a "yardman" is an informal term used to describe a player who consistently throws darts at the outer segments of the dartboard, often scoring lower points. This term can imply that the player lacks precision or skill, as they fail to hit the more valuable areas like the bullseye or triple segments. Essentially, a yardman is seen as someone who plays below their potential.

Facilities for darts are in may bars, pubs and clubs and there is 7-feet between the dart board and the toe line. The equipment needed for darts includes a numbered dart board and darts.

The figure represented by a dartboard is typically referred to as a "circle" or "concentric circles," as it consists of several circular sections arranged around a central point. The dartboard is often divided into numbered segments for scoring purposes, with the bullseye at the center representing the highest score. This arrangement creates a target for players to aim at during the game of darts.

Andy "The Viking" Fordham is an English darts player. Yes He's alive