Darts Double Out Chart
Browse or search the full double-out checkout chart for every darts score from 2 to 170.
No score matches that search or filter.
Summary
Browse or search the full double-out checkout chart for every darts score from 2 to 170.
How it works
- The chart lists every score from 170 down to 2 with its recommended checkout route.
- Each row shows the darts to throw in order, such as T20, T20, D20, using S/D/T prefixes for single, double, and treble.
- Type a score in the search box to jump straight to that row.
- Use the filter buttons to show only 1-dart, 2-dart, or 3-dart finishes.
- Bogey numbers, scores impossible to finish in three darts, are shown in a separate highlighted row.
- 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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Last updated: 2026-07-23 ·
Reviewed by Nham Vu