Target Sports.
Darts and other precision target games
2 to play for a rating today · 5 coming to the board
Play for a rating
Darts 501
Count down from 501. Finish on a double. The maths starts easy and gets cruel — three darts at a time, and the closer you get to zero, the smaller the target. Everyone's got a plan until they're on 36.
See itDarts 301
Same rules as 501, half the runway. 301 punishes slow starters and rewards anyone who can find a double when it matters. Shorter game, sharper pressure.
See itComing to the board
These run today: the draw, the fixtures and the results all work. The rating comes when we build the marker.
Darts (Cricket)
Close your numbers. Score your points. Darts Cricket is the strategy variant — you're not just throwing, you're deciding where to throw and what to leave open. The board is a chess game with a pointy end.
Darts (Killer)
Elimination darts. Hit your number to become a killer, then take everyone else's lives. The person who was quiet in the corner? They just went on a rampage. Pub chaos with sharp objects.
Darts (Around the Clock)
Around the Clock is darts without shortcuts. No favourite treble to lean on — just you and every number on the board, in order. Simple game. Brutal honesty.
Darts (Shanghai)
Every round, the target changes. You either score or you don't. But hit the single, double, and triple in one turn? Game over. Instant win. That's the promise Shanghai makes — you're always one perfect turn away.
Axe Throwing
Pick up something heavy, throw it at wood, watch it land. Axe throwing looks impossible until you stick your first bullseye. Then you won't shut up about it. The axes are real. The pressure is real.
Nothing matches that.