Darts Cricket Scorer
Track every player's marks and points in a live darts cricket scoreboard, with open or closed numbers and the winner shown as the game develops.
Live scoreboard
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How a darts cricket scorer works
This darts cricket scorer follows Cricket on 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15 and bull. A number opens at three marks: a single adds one, a double adds two and a treble adds three.
After a player opens a number, further marks score that number while at least one other player has not closed it. Bull is worth 25 points, or 50 for double bull. A player wins only after closing all seven targets and tying or leading on points.
New marks = min(3, existing marks + marks this turn); score points only when your target is open and another player is not closed Enter the marks and points awarded by the darts you just threw. The scoreboard is calculated in your browser and is not a substitute for the rules agreed by your group.
Darts cricket scorer FAQ
Which numbers does Cricket use?
Cricket uses 20 through 15 and the bull.
How many marks close a number?
Three marks close a target. A single is one mark, a double is two and a treble is three.
When do extra hits score points?
After you have three marks, extra hits score while at least one other player has fewer than three marks on that target.
What counts as a win?
You must have all seven targets closed and have a score equal to or higher than the opponent or opponents.
Are my scores saved?
No. This tool keeps the current game in the browser session and does not save it.