Darts Scoreboard: Score 501, 301 and Cricket

Score 501, 301, 701 or Cricket at the board on your phone, a visit or a dart at a time, with checkout suggestions.

The names and results shown are made up (the Maple Street Pool League is a demo organization).

This scoreboard is for matches played at a real dartboard, not a darts video game.

The darts Scoreboard keeps score for any darts match: practice, a friendly game, or a league or tournament match. It runs on your phone or tablet, and nothing is sent until you choose to keep the match.

Start a match

Switch the Sport switch at the top of the page to Darts.
Open Score a match, then the Scoreboard.
Choose the Game: 501, 301 or 701 (double out, open out or master out), 301 double in and double out, or Cricket, cut-throat Cricket or no-score Cricket.
Enter the players' names (two to four), and set First to (legs).
Choose who Throws first after the cork, then Start scoring. Before the first dart of a leg you can still choose Swap who throws first; later legs take turns.

Score 301, 501 and 701

Enter each visit's total with the keypad, or tap one of the quick totals, then Enter.
Bust records a bust. A visit that would leave 1 or less is a bust automatically.
When a player can finish, the board shows a checkout route. When a visit finishes the leg, choose how many darts it took.
Tap an earlier visit to correct it; Undo removes the last one. The leg is worked out again with the game's rules.

The darts board during a 501 leg: Ann Able on 81 to throw with the checkout T19 D12 shown, Bo Baker on 315, the quick totals and number keys, Enter and Bust, and the visits of this leg — Select the picture to zoom in.

Zoomed picture: The darts board during a 501 leg: Ann Able on 81 to throw with the checkout T19 D12 shown, Bo Baker on 315, the quick totals and number keys, Enter and Bust, and the visits of this leg

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Score Cricket

Choose Single, Double or Treble, then the number (15 to 20) or Bull. A dart that scores nothing is a Miss.
The board shows each player's marks and points. A leg ends when a player has closed every number and is level or ahead on points (behind or level in cut-throat).

Keep the match

When the match ends, choose Keep it in your stats. Your averages, checkouts and marks per round go into My stats.

For a league match, start from the match sheet instead: see How to Run a Darts League: Schedules, Match Formats and Handicaps.

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