Bring 501 down to zero
Each scored dart is deducted from your remaining total. Plan the final combination so the score reaches exactly zero.
FidoDarts game guide
Game introduction
Learn how to play all FidoDarts games.
Count down from 501
01 Game
01 Game turns every score into a decision. Strong scoring builds the lead, but the final darts must finish the remaining points exactly.
- Players
- 1–8 players · Solo · multiplayer
- Starting score
- 501
- Score direction
- Count down
- Finish
- Exactly 0
Be the first to check out
The first player to reach exactly zero under the selected checkout rule wins. If nobody checks out before the game ends, FidoDarts uses CORK to decide the final winner.
How 01 Game works
Subtract scores and finish at exactly zero
- 01
Begin at 501
Every player starts with 501 points.
- 02
Subtract every score
The points scored in each turn are deducted from that player's remaining total.
- 03
Plan the checkout
Use the selected Open or Double rule and make the remaining score exactly zero.
Checkout options
Compare the three checkout settings
In describes how scoring begins. Out describes how the game must be finished.
Open In · Open Out
Scoring may begin on any valid segment, and any valid segment may complete the checkout.
Open In · Double Out
Scoring may begin immediately, but the final dart must finish on a Double.
Double In · Double Out
A Double is required to begin scoring, and a Double is also required to finish.
Open 15–20 and Bull
Cricket
Cricket rewards control as much as accuracy. Players race to open the target numbers, protect scoring chances and close the areas their opponents still need.
- Players
- 1–8 players · Solo · multiplayer
- Targets
- 15–20 and Bull
- Open a target
- 3 Counts
- Game styles
- 3 modes
Open the targets you need
Score three Counts on each target from 15 to 20 and Bull. After you open a target, later hits can add points while an opponent still has that target open.
Close the board with the leading score
Close every target and hold the highest score. A target stops scoring after every player has closed it. The final result is decided when all targets are closed or all rounds are complete.
How Cricket works
Open targets, score points and close every target
- 01
Aim at 15–20 and Bull
Only these seven target areas are used in Standard Cricket.
- 02
Collect three Counts
A Single is one Count, a Double is two and a Triple is three. Three Counts open that target.
- 03
Score on an open target
Further hits add points while another player has not yet closed the same target.
- 04
Close every target
Once all players close a target, nobody can score on it again.
Cricket score marks
Read the Count symbols
The mark beside each target shows progress toward the three Counts required to open it.
0 Count
No mark yet
1 Count
One hit
2 Counts
Two hits
3 Counts
Target opened
Three Cricket modes
Compare Standard, Cut Throat and Tactics Cricket
Each mode keeps Cricket's target-control idea but changes how points or target areas work.
Standard Cricket
Open 15–20 and Bull, score on targets your opponents have not closed, then close the board.
Winner: highest score after completing the targets
Cut Throat Cricket
The Cricket structure remains, but hits in scoring areas give points to the opponent. The aim is to avoid the higher total.
Winner: lower score
Tactics Cricket
A tactical Cricket variation that also includes Double and Triple target areas. A Triple hit can be used to close a Cricket number or score points.
Winner: complete the targets with the leading scoreAdd scores across 8 rounds
Count Up
Count Up is direct and easy to follow: every point matters, every round builds the total, and the scoreboard shows exactly who is ahead.
- Players
- 1–8 players · Solo · multiplayer
- Rounds
- 8
- Score direction
- Count up
- Winner
- Highest score
Score as much as possible
Every valid score is added to your running total. There is no checkout: keep building the score for all eight rounds.
Finish with the highest total
After eight rounds, the player with the highest accumulated score wins.
How Count Up works
Add every score across eight rounds
- 01
Start from zero
Every player begins with a score of zero.
- 02
Add each throw
All scored darts add directly to the player's running total.
- 03
Complete eight rounds
Compare the final totals after Round 8. The largest total wins.
Combine 01 Game and Cricket
MEDLEY
MEDLEY combines classic FidoDarts games such as 01 Game and Cricket. Each completed game counts as a win, and the player with the most wins takes the match.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Doubles
- 2–8 players
- Games
- 01 Game and Cricket
- Match format
- Multiple games
Collect wins across the MEDLEY
Play the selected sequence of 01 Game and Cricket games. Each game won adds one win to the match result.
Secure the required wins first
The player who wins the most games wins the match. The match ends early as soon as a player secures the required wins; in Best of 3, two wins end the match.
How MEDLEY works
Play each game and build the winning total
- 01
Choose the match format
The selected MEDLEY determines the sequence and required number of wins.
- 02
Play the classic games
Complete the included 01 Game and Cricket games.
- 03
Count each game win
Every completed game updates the match win total.
- 04
Reach the required wins
The match ends immediately when one player can no longer be overtaken.
Rule visuals
Match format and result screens
These screens show the selected MEDLEY format and the final match result.
501 under a fixed competition format
PRO 501
PRO 501 follows 01 Game scoring in a competition format. Two players can play one Leg/Set or a Best of 3, Best of 5, Best of 7 or another available multi-Leg/Set match.
- Players
- 2 players
- Starting score
- 501
- Rule
- Fixed OI / DO
- Formats
- 1 Leg/Set or Best of series
Check out 501 under competition rules
Follow 01 Game scoring: subtract each score from 501 and finish exactly at zero. PRO 501 fixes the rule at Open In / Double Out.
Reach the match win target
A single Leg/Set ends when one player wins it. In a Best of series, the match ends immediately when one player reaches the required victories; Best of 3 ends at two wins.
How PRO 501 works
Play 501 one leg at a time
- 01
Choose the match length
Select one Leg/Set or an available Best of 3, Best of 5, Best of 7 or other multi-Leg/Set format.
- 02
Start each game at 501
Both players count down from 501 following 01 Game scoring.
- 03
Finish on a Double
Open In / Double Out is fixed and cannot be customized.
- 04
Complete the match
The match ends as soon as one player reaches the required number of wins.
Seven mini-games with drink penalties
BEVERAGES
BEVERAGES is a seven-round party game. Each round uses a different mini-game, and the losing player receives a drink penalty.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Mini-games
- 7
- Each round
- Loser gets a drink penalty
- Winner
- Fewest penalties
Avoid drink penalties across seven rounds
Complete all seven mini-games. Each mini-game tests a different action or scoring goal.
Finish with the fewest penalties
After all seven rounds, the player with the fewest drink penalties wins.
Seven BEVERAGES mini-games
A different challenge in every round
- 01
COUNT-UP
Aim for the highest score.
- 02
BALLOON
Do not let the balloon burst.
- 03
SLIDE
Slide the beverage into the target range.
- 04
TOAST
Stop the toaster at the best moment.
- 05
BASKETBALL
Aim for the center to score more.
- 06
BUNNY
Watch carefully and find the bunny.
- 07
SLOT
Throw darts to get the maximum number.
Rule visuals
Seven mini-games and result screens
See the round penalty, final result and the screen used by each mini-game.
Gameplay video
Watch BEVERAGES gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Build two lines before your opponent
BINGO
BINGO turns the board into a two-player contest for blocks. Complete two lines while defending occupied blocks and using the shared Star.
- Players
- 2 players
- Line
- 5 consecutive blocks
- Win target
- 2 lines
- Star
- Shared by both players
Occupy blocks to form two lines
A line is five consecutive occupied blocks vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
Complete two lines first
The first player to form two lines wins the game.
How BINGO works
Build lines and take over key blocks
- 01
Occupy blocks
Hit the corresponding areas to claim blocks on the BINGO board.
- 02
Connect five blocks
Five consecutive blocks vertically, horizontally or diagonally form one line.
- 03
Grab an occupied block
Hit an opponent's occupied block twice to take it over.
- 04
Use the shared Star
The Star is a bonus block that belongs to both players.
- 05
Complete two lines
The first player to make two lines wins.
Rule visuals
BINGO rules at a glance
The rule graphics show the win target, a completed line, block grabbing and the shared Star.
Gameplay video
Watch BINGO gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Attack, charge SP and protect your HP
BOXING
BOXING is a two-player battle driven by dart targets. Accurate combinations charge SP, while Doubles, Triples and number 20 provide defensive options.
- Players
- 2 players
- Attack
- Hit assigned numbers
- Special attack
- Fill the SP gauge
- Win
- Opponent HP reaches 0
Reduce the opponent's HP to zero
Attack by hitting the assigned number. The target numbers are shown as three adjacent dartboard segments.
Knock out the opponent
The first player to reduce the opponent's HP to 0 wins.
How BOXING works
Attack, charge SP and defend
- 01
Attack the assigned targets
Hit the three adjacent target numbers shown by the game to damage the opponent.
- 02
Charge the SP gauge
Hit target numbers in specific patterns to increase SP.
- 03
Use an SP attack
When the SP gauge is full, unleash the SP attack skill.
- 04
Complete an SP pattern
Charge SP by hitting all three target numbers in one round or the same target number three times in one round.
- 05
Gain a DT Shield
Hit Double or Triple segments to receive a protective DT Shield.
- 06
Restore HP
Hit number 20 to recover HP.
Rule visuals
BOXING attacks, SP patterns and defense
These screens show the target areas, SP attacks, charging patterns, shield and HP recovery.
Gameplay video
Watch BOXING gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Race your donkey to the finish
DONKEY
DONKEY gives every player a target number and turns accurate hits into race movement. Move your donkey forward while sending opponents backward.
- Players
- 1–6 players
- Target setup
- Throw with non-dominant hand
- Own target
- Move forward
- Opponent target
- Move opponent backward
Move your donkey toward the finish
Hit your own target number to move forward. Hit an opponent's target number to move that donkey backward; Doubles and Triples increase movement.
Reach the finish or be closest
The first player to reach the finish wins. If the game ends first, the player closest to the finish wins.
How DONKEY works
Set a target number and race
- 01
Determine target numbers
Each player throws one dart with the non-dominant hand to set a target number.
- 02
Hit your own target
A hit on your target number moves your donkey forward.
- 03
Hit an opponent's target
A hit on an opponent's target number moves that donkey backward.
- 04
Use Doubles and Triples
Double and Triple hits increase the amount of movement.
Rule visuals
How target numbers are assigned
The dartboard graphic shows how the opening throw determines each player's target number.
Gameplay video
Watch DONKEY gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Climb ladders and avoid snakes
SNAKELADDER
SNAKELADDER maps dart results to movement on the board. Ladders give quick progress, while snakes send a player backward.
- Players
- 2–4 players
- Goal
- Reach FINISH first
- Ladder
- Move forward
- Snake
- Slide backward
Be the first player to FINISH
Use each dart result to move the mapped number of steps across the board.
Reach FINISH before everyone else
The first player whose movement reaches FINISH wins.
How SNAKELADDER works
Turn dart hits into board movement
- 01
Throw for steps
Use the displayed dartboard mapping to determine how many steps to move.
- 02
Climb a ladder
Landing on a ladder moves the player forward quickly.
- 03
Slide down a snake
Landing on a snake sends the player backward.
- 04
Reach FINISH
Continue moving until one player reaches the finish first.
Rule visuals
Movement, ladders, snakes and mapping
These rule graphics show the finish goal, ladder and snake movement, and the dartboard-to-step mapping.
Gameplay video
Watch SNAKELADDER gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Find targets and sink ships for bonus points
SINK THE SHIP
SINK THE SHIP awards one point for each target number hit. T20 can detonate three random numbers, and sinking larger ships earns larger bonuses.
- Players
- 2 or 4 players
- Target hit
- +1 point
- T20 bonus
- Detonates 3 numbers
- Winner
- Highest score
Build points by hitting targets and sinking ships
Every target number hit scores one point. Use T20 to randomly detonate three numbers and uncover ship areas.
Finish with the higher score
The player or team with the higher score wins.
How SINK THE SHIP works
Hit targets and collect ship bonuses
- 01
Hit a target number
Every number hit adds 1 point.
- 02
Trigger the T20 bonus
A T20 hit randomly detonates three numbers.
- 03
Sink ships
Completing a ship awards a bonus based on its size.
- 04
Count the ship bonus
A 2-size ship gives 5 points, 3-size gives 10, 4-size gives 15 and 5-size gives 20.
Rule visuals
Ship sizes and bonus points
Larger ships award larger bonuses when sunk.
Gameplay video
Watch SINK THE SHIP gameplay
This muted video starts automatically and loops while this game is open.
Real-time matches from anywhere
GLOBALMATCH
GLOBALMATCH brings existing FidoDarts games online. View players in the lobby, send or receive invitations, and play together in real time regardless of distance.
- Players
- 2 or 4 players
- Connection
- Real-time remote match
- Lobby
- View and invite players worldwide
- Game types
- 7
Challenge players from anywhere
Use the online lobby to find and invite FidoDarts players, then compete in a real-time remote match.
Available online games
Choose from seven GLOBALMATCH games
GLOBALMATCH currently includes these game types.
- Global 501
- Global PRO 501
- Global Medley
- Global Cricket
- Global Boxing
- Global Bingo
- Global PRO 701
Rule visuals
Online match lobby features
These are three independent lobby features for viewing players, managing invitations and publishing a match announcement.
AI match
Play against the AI
If no other players are currently in the lobby, you can play against the AI while you wait. Other FidoDarts players can still send you an online match invitation during the AI match. When an invitation arrives, you can end the AI match and return to online play immediately.
High-score events for qualifiers and prize competitions
EVENT COUNTUP
FidoDarts or local distributors can launch an Event CountUp. Organizers can use Qualifying mode for professional competition or Prize Competition mode to attract participation at events and busy public locations.
- Organizers
- FidoDarts or local distributors
- Event modes
- Qualifying and Prize Competition
- Qualifying access
- FidoDarts App account usually required
- Prize access
- Guest play without an account
Use high scores for qualification or visitor prizes
Qualifying mode ranks players for professional tournament advancement. Prize Competition mode turns high-score attempts into an easy-to-join activity for events, exhibitions, booths and busy commercial areas.
Two event modes
Choose a professional qualifier or a public prize event
Each mode uses Event CountUp scoring for a different event purpose.
Qualifying mode
Use Event CountUp as a qualifier for a professional tournament. Players usually need a FidoDarts App account to participate.
Prize Competition mode
Run a high-score prize activity at an event, exhibition, booth or busy commercial area. Visitors can compete as guests without an account.
Qualifying mode
High-score qualification with recorded play
Professional events commonly use Event CountUp as a tournament qualifier. Players usually register a FidoDarts App account before taking part.
Prize Competition mode
Turn high scores into an easy-to-join prize activity
This mode is suitable for events, exhibitions, vendor booths and busy commercial areas where a high-score prize game can attract visitors. Players can compete as guests without an account.
FidoDarts App
Event information in the player's hand
Players can use the FidoDarts App to review competition information, rankings and the list of participating stores.
For local distributors
Create Event CountUp competitions as a distributor
FidoDarts distributors can publish Event CountUp competitions through the provided backend.
- Create and publish an Event CountUp from the FidoDarts backend.
- Configure Prize Competition gift information and upload prize images.
Recurring competition for connected players
LEAGUE
FidoDarts and local distributors organize leagues on a recurring basis. Players need a FidoDarts App account to participate, then can follow league information through the league website and the App.
- Organizers
- FidoDarts or local distributors
- Player account
- FidoDarts App account required
- Player access
- League website and App
- Live coverage
- FidoLive system
Keep every stage of the league connected
Players can enter an organized league, check schedules and results, review performance and rankings, and follow available live coverage from the same FidoDarts ecosystem.
Rule visuals
Follow the league from schedule to ranking
The league interface presents the competition lobby, upcoming schedule and current ranking in clearly separated views.
League formats
Local play or remote online competition
Choose the league format that matches how players will compete.
Local league
Players compete on the same dart machine.
Online league
Players compete through a remote network connection.
League features
A fair competition system
League organizers decide whether to enable either feature.
Rating-based sandbagging check
Sandbagging checks help prevent entrants from concealing their true playing strength. The competition system can determine sandbagging by comparing the Rating recorded for the current match with the average Rating from the most recent 30 matches. If the winning team is judged to have sandbagged, the opponent is declared the winner. The organizer decides whether to enable this feature.
Automatic level or point adjustment
Handicap adjustments help prevent one-sided matches caused by a large difference in playing strength. The competition system can automatically adjust the level or points according to the Rating difference between both sides. The organizer decides whether to enable this feature.
Competition continuity
DATA RECOVERY SYSTEM
The FidoDarts league system provides data recovery for unexpected network or power interruptions.
FidoDarts App
League information in the player's hand
The FidoDarts App lets players check the league schedule, game results, performance data and team ranking.
FidoLive
Broadcast the dart machine screen during competition
FidoDarts provides the FidoLive system so organizers can stream the dart machine screen while league matches are being played.
For local distributors
Create leagues as a distributor
FidoDarts distributors can use the provided backend to publish LOCAL LEAGUE and ONLINE LEAGUE competitions. The player-facing league website, App information and FidoLive coverage form a connected competition experience.
- Publish LOCAL LEAGUE and ONLINE LEAGUE competitions from the FidoDarts backend.
- Let registered players follow schedules, results, performance and rankings.
- Use FidoLive to stream the dart machine screen during matches.
League example
2024 FIDO Asian League
The 2024 FIDO Asian League materials show the event identity, final bracket and live match coverage in actual use.
Bracket competition for local and online play
TOURNAMENT
FidoDarts and local distributors organize tournaments on a recurring basis. Players need a FidoDarts App account to participate and can follow tournament information through the tournament website and the App.
- Organizers
- FidoDarts or local distributors
- Player account
- FidoDarts App account required
- Tournament formats
- Local and online
- Player access
- Tournament website and App
Connect group play, advancement and the final bracket
Players can take part in an organized tournament, advance from the group stage into an automatically arranged bracket, and follow schedules, players, board numbers, results and available live coverage.
Rule visuals
Follow the tournament from lobby to ranking
The tournament interface presents the event lobby, round-robin schedule and current ranking in separate views so players can quickly find the information they need.
Tournament formats
Local play or remote online competition
Choose the tournament format that matches how players will compete.
Local tournament
Players compete at the tournament venue.
Online tournament
Players compete through a remote network connection.
Tournament operation
Automated advancement and a real-time bracket
The tournament system keeps the competition structure current as matches progress.
Arrange the bracket after group play
After players advance from their groups, the tournament bracket can be arranged automatically.
Follow current event information
Participants can view the updated schedule, bracket, players and board numbers during the darts event.
Tournament features
A fair competition system
Tournament organizers decide whether to enable either feature.
Rating-based sandbagging check
Sandbagging checks help prevent entrants from concealing their true playing strength. The competition system can determine sandbagging by comparing the Rating recorded for the current match with the average Rating from the most recent 30 matches. If the winning team is judged to have sandbagged, the opponent is declared the winner. The organizer decides whether to enable this feature.
Automatic level or point adjustment
Handicap adjustments help prevent one-sided matches caused by a large difference in playing strength. The competition system can automatically adjust the level or points according to the Rating difference between both sides. The organizer decides whether to enable this feature.
Competition continuity
DATA RECOVERY SYSTEM
The FidoDarts tournament system provides data recovery for unexpected network or power interruptions.
FidoDarts App
Tournament information in the player's hand
Players can use the FidoDarts App to check tournament schedules, match results, the real-time bracket and available live coverage.
FidoLive
Broadcast the dart machine screen during competition
FidoDarts provides the FidoLive system so organizers can stream the dart machine screen while tournament matches are being played.
For local distributors
Create tournaments as a distributor
FidoDarts distributors can publish tournaments through the provided backend.
- Publish FidoDarts tournaments from the backend.
- Run local tournaments or online tournaments.
- Use FidoLive to stream the dart machine screen during matches.
Tournament examples
FidoDarts tournaments in actual competition
These materials show FidoDarts tournament identity, champions, online competition and an official qualifier in actual use.
Measure the stability of your throw
CONSISTENCY
CONSISTENCY records all dart landing points and calculates their consistency, making it possible to check the stability of your throwing.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Recorded data
- Every dart landing point
- Calculation
- Consistency
- Use
- Check throwing stability
Check how consistently your darts group
Complete the practice while FidoDarts records each landing point and calculates consistency.
Review the stability of your throw
Use the recorded landing points and calculated consistency to check throwing stability.
How CONSISTENCY works
Throw normally and review the recorded grouping
- 01
Start the practice
Choose CONSISTENCY for one to four players.
- 02
Throw your darts
FidoDarts records every dart landing point.
- 03
Review consistency
Use the calculated result to check throwing stability.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Track your Bull's Eye hit rate
BULL'S EYE
BULL'S EYE displays the hit rate as Bull's Eye darts divided by total darts, giving a direct measure for this scoring practice.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Target
- Bull's Eye
- Result
- Hit rate
- Calculation
- Bull hits ÷ total darts
Improve Bull's Eye scoring
Aim at the Bull's Eye throughout the practice and build a record of successful hits.
Read the Bull's Eye hit rate
The screen calculates Bull's Eye darts divided by total darts so you can evaluate the session.
How BULL'S EYE works
Aim at the center and track every hit
- 01
Start Bull's Eye practice
Choose the mode for one to four players.
- 02
Aim at the Bull's Eye
Throw each dart at the center target.
- 03
Check the hit rate
Compare Bull's Eye darts with the total number of darts thrown.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Practice selected Double targets
DOUBLES
DOUBLES lets you choose a game type based on the targets you want to practice. Hitting the assigned area advances to the next grid.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Selection
- Choose a game type
- Progress
- Hit target to advance
- Purpose
- Improve checkout rate
Complete the selected Double targets
Work through the targets defined by the chosen game type and hit each target area.
Advance through the practice grids
Every successful target hit advances you to the next grid.
How DOUBLES works
Choose targets, hit them and move forward
- 01
Choose a game type
Select the type that matches the specific targets you want to practice.
- 02
Aim at the displayed target
Throw at the target area shown by the game.
- 03
Advance to the next grid
A successful hit moves the practice to the next grid.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Solve checkout questions before time runs out
CHECKOUT
CHECKOUT presents game-based questions and counts how many you complete before the game ends. Different types support different practice methods.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Format
- Game-based questions
- Goal
- Complete as many as possible
- Options
- Multiple practice types
Complete checkout questions
Solve as many of the presented game-based questions as possible before the game ends.
Count the completed questions
The completed total shows how many checkout questions you solved during the practice.
How CHECKOUT works
Choose a type and solve each checkout
- 01
Choose a practice type
Select the type that matches the checkout practice method you want.
- 02
Read the game question
FidoDarts presents a checkout situation to complete.
- 03
Complete as many as possible
Continue solving questions until the game ends.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Practice S20, D20 and T20 across 33 rounds
99 DARTS
99 DARTS scores hits on S20, D20 and T20 across 33 rounds. Easy, Medium and Difficult assign different point values to the same three targets.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Length
- 33 rounds
- Targets
- S20 · D20 · T20
- Scoring
- Depends on difficulty
Accumulate points on the 20 segment
Aim at S20, D20 and T20 and build the highest practice total by the end of 33 rounds.
Press the green button
Go to the shooting page and press the green button before throwing.
Three difficulty rules
Scoring changes with the selected difficulty
- 01
Easy
Single = 1 point, Double = 2 points, Triple = 3 points.
- 02
Medium
Single = 1 point, Double = 1 point, Triple = 2 points.
- 03
Difficult
Single = 0 points, Double = 0 points, Triple = 3 points.
- 04
Complete 33 rounds
Continue aiming at the 20 segment and compare the accumulated total at the end.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Repeat 301 checkouts within the round limit
LOOP 301
LOOP 301 follows 01 Game rules from a starting score of 301. A checkout earns one Star; after two Stars, that player's participation ends while the others continue.
- Players
- 1–4 players
- Starting score
- 301
- Per checkout
- 1 Star
- Completion
- 2 Stars
Complete two 301 checkouts
Use the same rules as 01 Game to reduce 301 to zero. Each successful checkout earns one Star.
Earn two Stars
After a player completes two checkouts and earns two Stars, WINNER appears and that player's participation ends. Other players continue.
How LOOP 301 works
Restart 301 and repeat the checkout
- 01
Start from 301
Each player begins at 301 and follows 01 Game rules.
- 02
Complete a checkout
Reduce the score to zero to receive one Star.
- 03
Earn the second Star
After two checkouts, WINNER appears and that player stops participating.
- 04
Finish the practice
The game ends when all players complete two checkouts or the round limit is reached.
FidoDarts App records
Review your practice after the game
The FidoDarts App keeps practice history, dart grouping and recent progress so you can review each session.
Product and partnership enquiries
Contact FidoDarts about products or partnerships
After reviewing the game rules, contact the FidoDarts team for product specifications, availability or partnership information.
