Product Model	Packing Rate	box specification	Weight	Product Name	English name
BL-12326	36	50*37*33.5CM	21/20KGS	Paper Target for Darts	Paper dartboard

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Here are the common scoring methods for darts: the innermost red ring on the dartboard is worth 50 points, the next green ring is worth 25 points. Outside the green ring are two large rings separated by iron rings. The large rings are divided into grids with scores marked. When scoring, the points are calculated according to the marked value. If you hit the inner iron ring between the two large rings, the score is calculated as three times the marked value. If you hit the outer iron ring, the score is calculated as twice the marked value, and if you hit beyond the outer iron ring, the throw is invalid.
Therefore, to get high scores is not necessarily to hit the bull's-eye, the highest score is within the three times of the inner iron ring, which is 20 points. There are various scoring methods for darts, such as 301, 501, 701, 1001, and Mickey Mouse.
The so-called 301 format is a game where the winner is the player who scores exactly 301 points. The score of each dart must be recorded in a place where all competitors can clearly see it. The score is recorded from 301 points down to 0, and the last dart must be thrown in the double or bullseye area. The last dart must result in a score of 0 to win. Whether the last dart is scored positively or negatively, it is invalid and the previous score is retained for the next round. Therefore, it is essential to use your brain well. Without precise calculation and strategic planning, even if you are leading, it is difficult to win the final victory. The 501, 701, and 1001 game methods are similar. The special game method often adds drama and unpredictability to the game, making darts unique. The Mickey Mouse game method is suitable for group activities and is competitive. The purpose of the game is to take the opportunity to score points before the opponent. Specifically, both sides must hit three darts for each target. If the opponent takes the target first, each missed shot by the opponent will result in an additional point, until you also take the target.