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On December 03, 2010 Danny Boy said...

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December 07, 2010
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Today I received a great question from a Darting.com customer.  Daniel asked:

 I am opening a pub and I want to hang a dart board. The lay out, however, makes it somewhat dangerous for the patrons. I am thinking of using "soft tip" darts. I also hope that this type of dart will not ruin the walls. Suggestions? I have no access to electricity where I want to hang the dartboard...

 Well Daniel, that is a great question and I have an answer for you.  Soft tip darts will bounce off of the walls, but if they are thrown with a heavy thrust they might damage wall.  Heavy felt around the dart board would protect the walls nicely and is a suggestion. 

 The best dartboard would be a battery operated one if he does not have electricity in the area, suggest the GLD 777 #40-0000 or the GLD 787 #42-0001 also the Bull Blaster is an inexpensive simple style dartboard.  The majority of bars do not have steel tip darts to protect their patrons.

 

Until Next Time!
Tony


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On December 09, 2010 Dan Fifield said...

This is a good article on how to protect your walls.

On December 09, 2010 Dan said...

with a plan.




November 07, 2010
A new game Wimbledon

I get asked a lot "What are some new games I can play with my friends?".  I often share this game when I am confronted with that question.

Wimbledon

Players: Two players
 
Darts: Two Each (when receiving, only one dart is used)
 
Play:
 This game is based on the premise of lawn tennis. The players toss a coin to determine who "serves" or throws first. In order to win the point the server must score a double or a treble on a number he has nominated. If he scores a single, the "ball" is still in play and the second player throws to "return" the serve.
 
To win a point the player returning the serve must hit a double or a treble with a single keeping the ball in play.
 
If the server misses the nominated number twice, then he receives a "double fault" and loses the point. Once the "ball" is in play, any player that misses the nominated number loses the point.
 
A bullseye for either player is a winning stroke.
 
In the second game, the second player serves and the match continues. Just like lawn tennis, matches consist of three sets of five games.

Until Next Time!
Tony


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On December 09, 2010 Dan is back said...

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October 07, 2010
Mastering Dart Math

Mastering Dart Math

 

There is no way to master the '01 game without knowing your best outs and being able to do the math.  Period.  Cultivate these skills through practice.  A complete out chart is available in many places, but any out chart should not be regarded as unalterable scripture.  View it as a suggestion, and modify it to suit your dart play.  You should strive to hit the high percentage numbers, but quirks in your game should not be ignored.  If you can drive trip 13's like a jackhammer, your dart play should not ignore this.  If you like double 10 as an out, and hit it like Barry Bonds hits homes runs, by all means work your close to double 10.

Personalize your game, but do so with reason.  Study the game.  Know the right shots and the best leaves, and when playing with a partner, go by the book, or ask him what he likes.  Your partner may not share your preference for Double 3 as an out.

The quicker you become intimate with the multiplication and subtraction involved in the game, the quicker you will start playing '01 to win.  This bridge is crossed through practice and committing the perferred outs to memory.

Until Next Time!
Tony





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