Online Darts Leg Scorer and Excel Games and Match Scorers

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The Darts501 darts leg scorer first featured on the Darts501.mobi website. I have now incorporated this handy little scorer here into the new responsive Dart501 website. If you haven’t used it before the instructions are below.

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Use the electronic scorer here or click on
the button to open it in a new window.

The Darts501 Leg Scorer

The Darts501 Leg scorer is a basic darts game scorer that will prompt you with an outshot when one is available. To start you may wish to enter the player's names or just leave the titles as Player 1, Player 2.

To enter your names just click on the ‘Player 1’ and enter the name you want and again with ’Player 2’.

Now select the ’01 game you wish to play from 1,001, 701, 501, 301

to reset the score for a new game just click on the ’01 game you wish to play i.e. 501

Scoring

Enter your score and press enter. If you enter the wrong score just press undo and re-enter the score. The scorer is designed to prompt outshots combination when your score can be finished within three darts. The checkout finishes are just guides and you may prefer your own combination out shot.

Match and stats are not supported with this basic scorer however there are many on the internet that will show this detail.

To open the scorer in a new window click on the button below.

If you are looking for something a little different and have a Microsoft Office Excel spreadsheet software then you might wish to try one of the few Excel dart scorers I have on this website. The first one I wrote back in 2005 then I added a Cricket version. The other two were sent to me by Darts501 fans for inclusion on the website and both have put their work in to make the most of the functions within an Excel spreadsheet. Revised June 2020 V1.4.1

All downloads on this page have been placed in Zip files.

Darts501 Excel Leg Scorer

Please read the ‘How to use‘ instructions contained within the spreadsheet. If prompted please enable macros on the spreadsheet. Compatible with MS Excel ’97 or later. V1.41

Darts501 Excel Cricket Scorer

Please read the ‘How to use‘ instructions contained within the spreadsheet. If prompted please enable macros on the spreadsheet. Compatible with MS Excel ’97 or later.

Do you struggle to add up? Then this new Excel Dart Scorer by Steven Dean might be what you have been looking for.

Steven Dean's '01 Excel Leg / Set / Game Scorer

This is an easy to use Excel scorer. You don’t even need to add up your scores because the visual board allows you to click on the scoring segments and the rest is done for you.

You can pre-set the match by applying player one and player two names. You can also set how legs and sets you wish to play. The set format again you set so you may want best of three for a set or best of 5 it is entirely up to you.

When you first run it the spreadsheet you will need to select ‘Read Only’ and ‘Enable Macro’s’. Compatible with MS Excel ’97 or later.

Here is another Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that goes a few steps further than the others on this page. Darren has devised a spreadsheet that allows you to determine the match setup from go. It will show you the players averages, 100's, 140's & 180's hit it also shows the highest finish and darts per leg all that you would expect from a paid piece of dedicated scoring software with one exception, you can download this for FREE!

Darren also informs me that the spreadsheet he has devised is currently being used in the some Super League Matches here in the UK.

Match setup screen

Prior to the start of play, you are asked to enter the match options:

The dart average either by single dart or by three darts.
The games are then set best of 3, 5 or 7 legs
Home or away to throw first
Then games per match.

Main Screen view

The main display screen shown here is where you set the team names and the players’ names then click on start and then off you go.

Looking for a checkout chart to place on your wall? Checkout Chart

Darts is one of those traditional pub games played all around the globe. Due to its popularity, the sport is now organized by large governing bodies. English people invented the game and therefore, British Darts Organization administers the game guidelines and rules.

For your question on darts how to keep score, we will tell you about the formal rules of the game, different formats of the game like darts cricket, killer, around the clock, darts 501 and darts 301, and many other phenomenons.

How to Set up Darts Board?

Table of Contents

For starters, you must know how to set your darts board. If you have a darts board and want to practice at home, we prefer that you use competition conditions as it will help you in adjusting to the traditional techniques. Follow the below-given instructions to set up your darts board at home.

Hang your dartboard flat against the wall in such a way that the total distance from the floor to the center of the dartboard (or center of the bull) appears to be 173 cm (1.73 m).
Mark a line from the face of the dartboard. The distance between the thrower and the face of the dartboard should be 237 cm (2.37 m). As per the rules, you are required to throw the darts from behind that line.

What are the rules of the game?

The rules of darts are pretty simple and easy to follow. Following these rules will allow you to play the game without any hassle.

Which team will ‘bull up’ first will be decided by a coin toss.
‘Bulling up’ is the term used when a player from each team throw the dart at the center of the board, that is; the bull. Whose dart is closest to the bull will be given the choice to play first or second.
The players throwing the dart have to make sure that they have to keep their foot behind the line. Even ‘on the line’ is considered out.
Except for promotional games, every game must start and end with ‘double.’
The Caller or the Chalker is the person who records the score.
The job of the Caller is to only provide you the details of the remaining score. He/she will not tell how to score the remaining points.
You will not get any points if the dart falls out of the board before the Caller calls it.
Unfair tactics like sledging, heckling or any other means which can disturb the concentration of the opponent is not applicable.
Referee’s

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