Darts Match Counter
A one-handed darts counter for live 301 and 501 matches. Enter each visit to see remaining scores, averages, checkout routes and leg or set state.
Live match
Set up the match to begin.
How a darts counter works
This darts counter subtracts each three-dart visit from 301 or 501, records busts as zero, and shows the running score for both players. It also shows the three-dart average and a checkout suggestion when the remaining score can be finished.
A leg ends at exactly zero with a double, including the inner bull. Players alternate who throws first each leg; choose a legs or sets format to keep the match state in view.
Three-dart average = total scored in the leg ÷ darts thrown × 3 Use Undo for a mis-entry. Scores are stored locally when the browser permits it, and no account or network connection is required.
Darts match counter FAQ
What happens when a player busts?
The visit scores nothing and the player's score returns to what it was before that visit. A score below zero, exactly 1, or zero without a double finish is a bust.
Why does the app ask about the final dart?
X01 legs must finish on a double. Select Double or Inner bull only when the visit ended that way; otherwise zero is treated as a bust.
What does the three-dart average mean?
It is the total scored in the current leg divided by darts thrown, multiplied by three. It updates after every visit.
Can I undo a bust?
Yes. Undo restores the complete prior match state, including the score, turn and any bust revert.
Are my matches saved?
The current match is saved in local storage when available. Private-browsing restrictions may prevent saving; the counter still works in that case.