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Step up to the oche.

Tap the board to score 501. Checkouts called, averages kept, every rivalry settled.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android
AceDarts home: new match, join a match and play darts
Scoring 501 by tapping the board, with the checkout called: T20 T19 D12
Your numbers: a 76.3 three-dart average
The maximum.Three darts in the treble twenty. AceDarts keeps count of every one you throw.

How it works.

  1. 1

    Chalk up a match

    501, 301, Cricket, Round the clock or Bob's 27. A friend joins with a code and takes a seat.

    Setting up the board for a new match
  2. 2

    Tap where it landed

    Hit the board on screen, or chalk the visit on the keypad. Your checkout is called before you throw.

    Tap the board to score
  3. 3

    Settle it

    Averages, first nine, checkout rate, 180s and a heat board of where your darts land. Then see who's really better.

    Your numbers

What's in it.

The chalk keypad

Rather type the visit? The pub chalkboard, on your phone.

The chalk keypad

Every game in the pub

X01 with double or master out, legs and sets. Cricket, Round the clock and Bob's 27.

Cricket, leg 1

Rivals, head to head

Who's top of your circle, and who leads the head to head.

Rivals and head to head

Practice that sticks

Twenty lessons, a checkout quiz and Today's out: one finish a day.

Practice

Badges, Pub to Ace

Earn them with the darts you throw, and climb from Pub to League, County, Tour and Ace.

Badges

Play darts in 3D

Against the computer, pass the phone, or online with friends at their own boards.

Have a look.

Tap the board
Chalk keypad
Home
Your numbers
Rivals
Practice
Checkout quiz
Badges
Cricket

Free.

Get started, it's free.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Out now

CueTally.

Every break counts.

The CueTally scoreboard mid-break: Jude 48, Sam 45, break 15