In snooker darts, each number on the dartboard represents a ball colour and each has a points value: Number Then, on either side of the middle column, add player 1 and player 2. When a point is scored, mark it under the player’s name. If the red ball is hit, mark a score of 1 and then cross out that number to show that the ball has been “ potted” (hit) and can’t be used again. If you are using a standard darts scoreboard, simply write the name of each ball colour in one of the boxes. As you pot each ball, mark it off on the scoreboard. Missing a shot results in losing four points, or the face value of a colored ball. When you hit a red ball, it’s removed from the table. But if you hit a number other than the one you specified, nothing is removed from the table. One strategy to play snooker darts is to avoid aiming for high numbers, and instead aim for spots on the dartboard that you are used to hitting. This is one of the best strategies to win.

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Bulls NL - Bulls - Game Dartboard - Tournament Size Bristle Board - Snooker

I’ve got to admit, I’d never heard of snooker darts until recently. I tend to play practice games over the more “fun” or casual games, however, I’m a fan of snooker. Therefore, when I first came across this game I obviously had to try it out! Aim for the higher colors after hitting a red. I know I said to avoid the bullseye after hitting a red, but that doesn’t mean you should aim for a yellow, scoring just 2 points. A 20 scoring 6 points after hitting a red should be a default shot.

You are also still practising all the vital skills you need to play better darts on the Snooker Board. It is not a "novelty" board! You can improve your accuracy by having to manoeuvre around the board, landing the dart on one of the red "balls" and then onto one of the coloured "balls", just like in snooker. Snooker darts are based on traditional snooker, combining it with darts. Rather than hitting balls, you’re hitting numbered spaces. The scoring systems are nearly identical. Here is an overview of the rules and scoring system for the dart version of the game. Rules Aim carefully.It is important to aim carefully when throwing your darts in snooker darts. If you miss your target, you could give your opponent an opportunity to score. Want to learn how to play snooker on a dartboard? Here at Darts Corner, we’ve created a definitive game guide for you to follow.In Snooker Darts, the dartboard mirrors the scoring system of traditional snooker, making it easy to understand. Here’s a breakdown: