How do I enter a 101, 301 or 501 visit?

Choose single, double or triple, then tap the board number for each dart. Separate buttons record a miss, outer bull 25 or bullseye 50. Record 1–3 darts to advance to the next player. A bust or checkout ends the visit immediately.

What counts as a bust in double-out mode?

Going below zero, leaving exactly one, or reaching zero without a double causes a bust. The full visit is cancelled and the player returns to their score at the start of the visit. Bullseye 50 counts as a double.

What is straight out?

Any dart may finish the leg when it brings the score to exactly zero. Only going below zero is a bust. Both finish modes use straight-in scoring: no opening double is required.

How do legs and sets work in 101, 301 and 501?

Each leg starts at the selected score. The first player to the chosen number of legs wins a set, resetting current-set leg counts. The first to the chosen number of sets wins the match. Leg starters rotate through the player order, including across sets. There is no win-by-two rule.

Can I correct a mistake?

Remove the last dart or clear the unrecorded visit. After recording, use the selected mode’s Undo button to restore scores and turn, including a winning visit. In 101, 301 and 501 this also restores legs and sets. Clear any unrecorded darts before undoing a recorded visit.

Both modes stay in browser memory and are lost on reload. Switching scoring modes clears the current game. Print the record or select and copy the complete cricket record to keep it; 101, 301 and 501 also have Download record. Records contain recorded visits only, and there is no account, remote synchronization or record import.

How is a cricket darts scoreboard read?

Each player needs three marks on 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15 and bull to close them. The board shows marks as 0/3 through 3/3 closed. Singles give one mark, doubles two and triples three. Outer bull 25 gives one mark and bullseye 50 gives two.

How do cricket darts points and winning work?

Extra marks on a target you have closed score its face value only while at least one opponent has not closed it. For example, if you have two marks on 20, a triple 20 closes it and scores 40 points while an opponent is open. Close every target with at least as many points as every opponent to win. One-player practice closes targets without points. This is standard points cricket, not cut-throat.

Can three people play cricket darts here?

Yes. Choose Cricket and enter one player per line, up to eight. Each player has separate marks and points; Record cricket visit advances the turn in name order. There are no teams or remote players. Miss records darts outside 15–20 and bull.

Can I print a darts scoreboard?

Yes. Start the selected game and use Print record or Print cricket record. Printing before any visits gives the starting scores or empty cricket marks for each player. After play, the record includes every recorded visit. Your browser opens its print dialog, where available printers and PDF options depend on your device.

Does it work on an iPad, phone or Windows PC?

Yes. Use a current browser on an iPad, iPhone, Android phone, Windows PC, Mac or Chromebook. There is nothing to install. This is a manually operated on-screen scoreboard; it does not connect to an electronic dartboard or detect throws.

Darts Scorekeeper

Keep a local darts game for 1–8 players. Choose 101, 301 or 501 with straight or double out, or Cricket with marks and points for 15–20 and bull. Enter each dart, preview the visit, then record it. Undo a mistake and print the complete game record.

Switching scoring modes clears an in-progress game. Print its record first to keep it.

Set up your match

Players, one per line

Starting scoreFinish ruleLegs to win a setSets to win match

First to the chosen number of legs wins a set; first to the chosen sets wins the match. Straight-in scoring; leg starters rotate through player order.

Double out requires a double or bullseye 50 to finish. Going below zero, leaving one, or reaching zero on a non-double busts the entire visit. Straight out permits any exact finish and busts only below zero.

Applies the selected scoring convention to entered darts; no checkout probability or betting advice. This match stays in memory in this browser. Reloading loses it; download or print to keep a record.

Common questions

How do I enter a 101, 301 or 501 visit?: Choose single, double or triple, then tap the board number for each dart. Separate buttons record a miss, outer bull 25 or bullseye 50. Record 1–3 darts to advance to the next player. A bust or checkout ends the visit immediately.
What counts as a bust in double-out mode?: Going below zero, leaving exactly one, or reaching zero without a double causes a bust. The full visit is cancelled and the player returns to their score at the start of the visit. Bullseye 50 counts as a double.
What is straight out?: Any dart may finish the leg when it brings the score to exactly zero. Only going below zero is a bust. Both finish modes use straight-in scoring: no opening double is required.
How do legs and sets work in 101, 301 and 501?: Each leg starts at the selected score. The first player to the chosen number of legs wins a set, resetting current-set leg counts. The first to the chosen number of sets wins the match. Leg starters rotate through the player order, including across sets. There is no win-by-two rule.
Can I correct a mistake?: Remove the last dart or clear the unrecorded visit. After recording, use the selected mode’s Undo button to restore scores and turn, including a winning visit. In 101, 301 and 501 this also restores legs and sets. Clear any unrecorded darts before undoing a recorded visit.
Is my game saved?: Both modes stay in browser memory and are lost on reload. Switching scoring modes clears the current game. Print the record or select and copy the complete cricket record to keep it; 101, 301 and 501 also have Download record. Records contain recorded visits only, and there is no account, remote synchronization or record import.
How is a cricket darts scoreboard read?: Each player needs three marks on 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15 and bull to close them. The board shows marks as 0/3 through 3/3 closed. Singles give one mark, doubles two and triples three. Outer bull 25 gives one mark and bullseye 50 gives two.
How do cricket darts points and winning work?: Extra marks on a target you have closed score its face value only while at least one opponent has not closed it. For example, if you have two marks on 20, a triple 20 closes it and scores 40 points while an opponent is open. Close every target with at least as many points as every opponent to win. One-player practice closes targets without points. This is standard points cricket, not cut-throat.
Can three people play cricket darts here?: Yes. Choose Cricket and enter one player per line, up to eight. Each player has separate marks and points; Record cricket visit advances the turn in name order. There are no teams or remote players. Miss records darts outside 15–20 and bull.
Can I print a darts scoreboard?: Yes. Start the selected game and use Print record or Print cricket record. Printing before any visits gives the starting scores or empty cricket marks for each player. After play, the record includes every recorded visit. Your browser opens its print dialog, where available printers and PDF options depend on your device.
Does it work on an iPad, phone or Windows PC?: Yes. Use a current browser on an iPad, iPhone, Android phone, Windows PC, Mac or Chromebook. There is nothing to install. This is a manually operated on-screen scoreboard; it does not connect to an electronic dartboard or detect throws.

Applies the selected scoring convention to entered darts; no checkout probability or betting advice.