Darts Checkout Table

Darts is a simple game. Three darts, two players, and one dart board; that’s all you need to start a game of 501. The difficulty comes when it’s time to finish a leg, in other words, checking out. A darts checkout is the total number of points scored by a player in their final visit to the oche in which a player wins the leg, with all legs having to finish on a double or the bullseye. Possible checkouts span from 2 up to 170, with all but seven numbers available to take out in three-darts. Don’t know what some of these words mean? We have a handy reference guide to popular darts terms to keep you up to date.

“Maths isn’t my strong point?” We hear you ask. Fear not. Darts checkouts are a series of combinations, and once you crack the code, you’ll own the key to playing better darts. We’ve listed every possible out-shot in an easy-to-read table with two and sometimes three different combinations to choose from, so when you need a specific combination to finish a leg you’ll know exactly what to hit… The hard part is hitting it.

Show-outs otherwise known as Champagne Finishes don’t come by too often, even in the professional game. These usually consist of a Bullseye being hit on one, two or even in the rarest circumstance three occasions within a combination. In the 2021 Grand Slam of Darts, Fallon Sherrock produced maybe the finest Champagne Finish in darts history. In a must win leg to qualify to the next stage of the tournament and her opponent waiting on 68, the ‘Queen of The Palace’ reeled in the ‘Big Fish’. A 170 checkout when it was needed most. Champagne Finish, indeed. Fallon Sherrock is competing once again at the Alexandra Palace.

Bogey-Shots

When a player is on 170 or below with three darts in hand, there’s a chance that they can checkout the leg. Well, that’s almost the case. There are bogey numbers to contend with. Although 170 is the highest checkout possible in darts, some scores below the ‘Big Fish’ can’t be hit in three-darts. The bogey numbers in question are 169, 168, 166, 165, 163, 162 and 159. It doesn’t matter if you’re as good as Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen or Gerwyn Price it is impossible to checkout a bogey number in three darts. The trick is to avoid these no-out shots whenever possible, but that can be easier said than done. William Hill offer highest checkout odds for each game as well as all other darts betting odds and markets.

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