Cricket

To win the game a player should close the 15-20 numbers as well as bull's eye and score more points than the opponent. The inner narrow board ring counts for three times the number hit, the outer narrow board ring counts twice the number hit. A number is closed when a player hits three of that number. Each dart which hits any game number counts toward closing that number.

Any combination of sections of a number scoring x1, x2 (outer ring) and x3 (inner ring) closes the number. For example, a player can close a number by:

Each player has 3 throws within a round and can hit the numbers 15-20 as well as the bull's eye. A player should try to close the numbers as quickly as possible. If while setting the table the time limit option was selected, each player has specific time to throw a dart. If the time limit is exceeded, a player misses the turn.

If one dart has hit the number, the "/" sign is put on the board next to the number. In case of two hits, the "X" sign is used and if the number is hit three times, the number is circled, which means it is closed.

When a player has closed a number and their opponent has not closed the number yet, any darts that hits the number scores points for the player who has already closed it and the points are totaled on the player's side of the board.

Players alternate throughout the game and there can be no more turns than 20. When any of the players closes all the numbers and the turn limit has not ended and the player has scored more points than the opponent, he wins. If a player has closed all the numbers and has scored fewer points than the opponent, he still has to score points until their number rises to the level the opponent has or exceeds it. When the turn limit ends for both players, their number of points is the same, the player who has closed more numbers wins. If both players have the same number of points and have closed the same number of numbers, following turns are played, until the tie is broken.