Bermuda Triangle

Goal: hit three targets forming successive “triangles” on the board and keep control of the Bull, which can give you a major bonus or a serious penalty in every round.

The game consists of 12 rounds. Each round has three targets: two numbered sectors and the Bull as the third, critical target in the sequence.

Example triangles include:

• 12 → 18 → Bull
• 18 → 15 → Bull
• 12 → 16 → Bull
• 16 → 10 → Bull
• 15 → 13 → Bull
• 20 → 10 → Bull

For the two numbered targets, you score by hitting the indicated sector. A Single gives 1 point, a Double gives 2 points, and a Treble gives 3 points.

The Bull is the critical target in every round:

• Single Bull = 25 points,
• Double Bull = 50 points,
• missing the Bull = lose 1/3 of your current score.

The higher the score you have already built, the more costly a missed Bull becomes. Each round therefore requires not only control of the two numbered targets, but also accuracy with the final and most important dart.

Bermuda Triangle combines control of different areas of the board with pressure on the final dart. The first two targets let you steadily add points, while the Bull can either deliver a major bonus or take away a significant part of your previous score.

The game ends after all 12 triangles have been played. The key to a high score is consistently hitting the required sectors and, above all, maintaining strong Bull accuracy throughout the entire game.