The training game 121 is especially suitable if you want to train calculating your checkout possibilities or practising double fields. You have 9 darts time to at first check 121 with a double. If you successfully check the required score, the game continues with 122 points remaining. If you don’t succeed, you can either start at 121 again or – depending on the setting you have chosen – continue with your remaining score.

The training game 170 is a shorter version of the classic game mode 501. Starting with a remaining score of 170, you of course have to finish this highest possible 3 dart finish with a hit in a double segment. This game serves you as calculation practice, finishing and double training. In this training game you can also compete against other players and thus train the mental component of darts

Playing the game 420, you go for the doubles D1, D2, D3 up to D20 and the bullseye. You start with a score of 420. In the first shot, you hit the double 1 with three darts. For each hit, the value of the double is deducted from your score. For example, if you hit the double 1 once, your score is reduced to 418 points. The aim is to achieve the lowest possible score (also a negative score).

There are many different variations of Around the Clock. The aim of our variant is to hit all the segments in succession with the lowest number of darts per shot.In the first round you throw on the 1, then on the 2, and so on to the 20 and finally the Single Bull.

The game Beat The Clock combines scoring and mental training. The aim of the game is to reach or even exceed a score (within one shot) in a fixed time period. Within the time span, you can throw as many times as you like. If you succeed in reaching the score, the next level awaits you. The score to be achieved increases from level to level! There are 17 levels in total. If you do not reach the level, you lose one of your lives and have to play the level again. If you have no more lives, the game is over. In the multiplayer version, you can try to reach level after level together!

In this training game, you successively have to hit the double fields D1, D2, D3 up to the D20 and the Bullseye. Here, you start with a score of 27. In the first round, you have three darts for the double 1. If you hit this double, the value of the double is added to your score. In this case, it would be 2 points, which would increase your score to 29 points. If you hit the D1 twice or even three times, you will also receive these points. If you do not hit the double, the value of the double will be deducted from your score. In the next round, you will go to the D2 and so on. The game ends with the throws on the Bullseye or as soon as your score reaches a negative value.

Catch 40, which was invented by John Part, especially serves you as a finishing training on the double fields. It is designed in a way that you always need at least one preparation dart which is why you have 6 darts available in each round. The game starts with a score of 61 points. If you only need 2 darts to finish, you will get 3 points. If you manage to checkout with 3 darts, you get 2 points. If you need 4 to 6 darts, you get 1 point. If you don’t check 61 after 6 darts, no points are awarded. In the next rounds, the same principle is used with 62 up to 100 points. The goal is to have scored at least 40 points at the end.

Attention: The “99” is a 3 Dart-Finish! There are 3 points for 3 darts, 2 points for 4 darts and 1 point for 4-6 darts.

Cricket is one of the most popular games in darts. You have to hit the fields 15 to 20 and the bull three times each. Double and triple fields logically count double and triple respectively. After you hit a field three times, further hits on this field will be credited to you as points. You can keep scoring until all opponents have also hit this field three time. The goal is to be the first to hit all fields three times and to have the highest score.

Elimination is basically a classic X01 game with small changes. In contrast to the classic X01, it starts at “0”. If a player reaches the X01 score defined in advance, he/she has won. Usually, the game also ends by hitting a double field. The exciting thing about elimination is the resetting of your opponents. If you score the same number of points as one of the other players, this player is automatically set to “0” and must start again. In this game you permanently are under pressure. You need to keep an eye on the points of your fellow players and be careful not to be reset yourself.

The game Finishing 50 is particularly suitable for training checkout routes. The principle of the game is simple. In Finishing 50 you start with a score of 50. If you check out the score with a maximum of three darts via a double, your score increases by ten points in the next round. If you do not succeed, the score is reduced by one. The game ends when the number of rounds you have set is reached or if the score you have reached cannot be checked with a maximum of three darts via a double.

The training game Highscore is probably our simplest training game. It belongs to the genre of scoring games and is very good for warming up. The aim of the game is to score as many points as possible in a set number of shots – there are no targets! Every dart and every point counts!

The JDC Challenge consists of three parts and is a combination of double and scoring training. The first and third part of the JDC Challenge deals with scoring. The aim is to hit the target with three darts. For each hit, the value of the field is credited to your points account. In addition, you get a bonus of 100 points if you manage to achieve a Shanghai finish with one shot – i.e. if you hit the single, double and triple field. The second or middle part of the JDC Challenge includes a double practice. Here you throw one dart at a time at the double fields from 1 to 20 and at the bullseye. You get 50 points for each hit. If you hit the bullseye, you get an additional 50 points added to your score as a bonus.

Random Checkout is an efficient training game to train your entire finishing range. The app generates random remaining scores between 2 and 170, which you have to check with two shots each (six darts in total). The game ends after a number of rounds defined by you!

Random Pro is a training game developed by the DARTSLIEBE team itself. Here you start with a score of 15 points and are given a random single, double or triple segment. If you hit this segment in the first throw, you get 3 points. In the second throw you get 2 points and in the third throw you still get 1 point. If you miss the field completely, you get 3 points deducted. The game can be played in two different variations. The “EASY” mode defines a fixed number of rounds. The game ends prematurely when you have lost all points. In our “PRO” mode, the game ends when you reach 50 points or lose all your points. Can you reach 50 points?

Scoring 180s is the goal of every dart player. It is not exactly rare that an already thrown dart “blocks” a segment. That´s why it is also worthwhile to train other triple fields for your scoring. In this game, you throw a fixed number of shots on one of the “big” triple fields (18,19 or 20). We calculate your average per shot and your hit and precision rate (MPR).

Marcel Scorpion runs the world’s largest darts YouTube channel and presented his own game “Scorpion Roulette” there some time ago. In this game, you start on 20 and try to hit the given segment as often as possible within one shot. If you hit the segment once, twice or three times, you continue with the next lower number (19). Since double and triple fields also count, you can hit more than three times in one shot. If this is the case, you skip the next segment. If you don’t hit the given segment, you start again from the beginning – on the 20! The aim of the game is to finish the game with as few darts as possible! Sequence of segments: 20,19,…,2,1,25

In the game Shanghai, the fields 1-20 and finally the bullseye are played. All valid throws are added to your score. The winner is the player who has the most points at the end of the 7 rounds or who manages to throw a so-called Shanghai within one shot (example: T1, D2, 3).

In this game, you start with a score of 40 points. You play nine rounds with the following targets: 15 -16 – any double – 17 – 18 – any triple -19 – 20 -25. Thus, in the first round, you have to hit the 15. The points you throw will be added to your score. The double and triple fields count double and triple respectively. Below, you will find the fields to hit in the following rounds. If one of you does not hit the required field at least once in a round, that player’s score will be halved. The goal of the game is to have the highest score at the end.

Playing Switching Doubles enables you to train the most important double fields. One round consists of four shots. You throw one arrow at each of the following doubles: D16, D8, D4 ◦ D20, D10, D5 ◦ D12, D6, D3 ◦ D8, D4, D2. If you hit one double field in a shot, you get one point. If you hit two, you get 3 points and if you hit three, you get 5 points.

With the game Triples Lock you train your precision on the triple fields. You start with a shot on the segment of 20. If you hit a triple, you continue in descending order with the next segment (19). If you hit the triple segment more than once, the segment is “locked”. If you miss a triple in a shot, you start again from the last closed segment, or from 20 if you have not been able to close a segment by then. The game ends by hitting the triple 1.

The game XXO is derived from the classic game Tic Tac Toe. The playing field consists of nine fields, each arranged in three rows and three columns. Each of these fields contains a segment of the dartboard. The goal is to hit the squares that form either a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line of three segments. If none of these lines can be achieved in multiplayer mode, the player who has hit more squares wins.