Darts Double Out Chart

Summary

The Darts Double Out Chart lists a recommended checkout route for every score from 2 to 170 under standard double-out rules, where the last dart thrown must land on a double or the bullseye. Search for your remaining score to jump straight to it, or scroll the full chart to study routes in order. Scores that cannot be finished in three darts or fewer are flagged as bogey numbers.

How it works

1. The chart lists every score from 170 down to 2 with its recommended checkout route.
2. Each row shows the darts to throw in order, such as T20, T20, D20, using S/D/T prefixes for single, double, and treble.
3. Type a score in the search box to jump straight to that row.
4. Use the filter buttons to show only 1-dart, 2-dart, or 3-dart finishes.
5. Bogey numbers, scores impossible to finish in three darts, are shown in a separate highlighted row.
6. Routes are generated to prefer common tournament-style finishes such as ending on D20, D16, or D12.

Use cases

• Memorize the standard checkout routes used in 501 and 301 games.
• Look up a specific remaining score mid-game without doing mental math.
• Learn which scores are bogey numbers and cannot be checked out in three darts.
• Study the chart before league or tournament play to sharpen finishing decisions.
• Teach beginners the double-out rule with a full visual reference.
• Compare routes across nearby scores to pick a safer double to aim for.
• Print or bookmark as a wall reference for a home practice board.

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