Round The Clock

In this darts version players throw three darts in each turn. During 20 turns a player is supposed to hit sequential numbers from 1 to 20 without jumping over any of them. If a player wants to go to number 8, he must hit 6, 7, and each lower than that. The sequence is what counts, not the points! Another obstacle is the fact that the number is said to be hit only when the dart hits the inside of the outer or inner ring, i.e. within sections of numbers where in other darts versions the number of points is doubled or tripled, hitting the section of a number scoring x1 in other darts versions does not make the number count.

Each player has a separate record of numbers having been hit. The winner is the player who reaches the bull's eye first and hits it. If having played 20 turns, none of the players reaches the bull's eye; the one who wins is the player who finishes the game with a higher number. If both players finish the game on the same number, following turns are played until the tie is broken.