80
2 darts
80 checkout — T16 · D16
80 goes out in 2 — T16 · D16. There are 8 routes of that length.
Route
1T16Treble · 48
2D16Double · 32
Routes of that length: 8
How the route was chosen
Fewest darts first, then fewest doubles thrown before the last one, then a kinder finishing double (D20, D16), then the biggest opening dart. That rule alone reproduces the familiar routes: 60 is S20 D20, 100 is T20 D20.
What the board offers
Each of 1 to 20 comes as a single, a double and a treble; the outer bull is 25 and the bullseye 50. The most one dart can score is 60, a treble 20.
Nearby scores
How to read this
- A leg must end on a double. The bullseye (50) counts as one.
- S20 is a single 20, D16 a double 16, T20 a treble 20.
- Only twenty-one scores go out in a single dart: the twenty doubles and the bull.
- Seven scores cannot be finished in three darts — the ones you must not leave.
Frequently asked questions
Q. How do you check out 80?
Throw T16 · D16.
Q. How many darts does it take?
2. There are 8 routes of that length.
Q. What is the last dart?
D16 — a checkout must end on a double.