C_IsForCookie t1_j2uy0tg wrote
Reply to comment by DDougie in The man who was born to be World Champion fulfils his destiny, as Michael Smith defeats Michael van Gerwen 7-4 to claim the biggest prize in darts and become world number one! by carnifex2005
What happens if he gets more than 141 points in the last turn? Or goes below 0?
DDougie t1_j2uykco wrote
If you go over (or leave just 1) you bust and your whole score for that turn doesn't count. So if you have 141 and get 150, your turn ends and you go back to 141.
thepotplant t1_j2vebys wrote
Lol, if I ever tried darts I would 100% get stuck for 5 months on a score of 3.
andygarciascuzin t1_j2vpkqc wrote
This happens... quite a lot at bar level play lol.
Oomeegoolies t1_j2wkob4 wrote
Yeah that's normal.
You tend to play single checkout when you first start playing because of how hard it is to checkout on doubles.
After a few months of decent play you can move to double checkout.
meetchu t1_j2uyyzp wrote
It's a bust. You need to end on a double, and need to score the exact amount.
ThePrideOfKrakow t1_j2v3znt wrote
So do you automatically bust if there's no double for an odd number on your final throw?
slublueman t1_j2vjpac wrote
The only way that can happen is if you get down to 1 point, and yes
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meetchu t1_j2vzru5 wrote
A pro would usually have to deliberately make that happen, but you basically lose the leg yeah.
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