How to Score the Dart Game 301.501: Part 2

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Hi, this is Rich Buccola here in Astoria Queens at the world's famous Doyle's Corner and, on behalf of Expert Village, today we're going to show you how to throw some darts. So he would have a hundred and one, you would say a hundred and one minus three-O-one would give you now a score of two-O-one and then you would just cross these numbers out. I mean two hundred, excuse me. My math is not that great. But, that's a different video. So, basically, you want to come down this whole thing until somebody, say, has eighteen points they got. So, then of course they would just need a double nine to get out. If they hit that nine, it would leave them nine points, right? They hit a nine, the eight is here, let's say. They got eighteen points and then they hit a nine. That would give them nine points for the next round. That's an odd number. They would have to hit something, they would actually have to hit another odd number lower, either a one or three, even a seven they could hit because then they can get out on a double one. So remember just try to always give yourself a good way out. There are actually charts that come in a lot of boards, a lot of bars and stuff, that will show you different scenarios of the best way to get out from a higher number. Learn this. If you can go on line and find it, dart.com is a great site. It will show you that chart and an easy way to get out. Go play three-O-one, go play five-O-one with doubles, have fun with variations of the game. One-O-one, I mean, it's no limit. Any or one game you could play. So, have fun.

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