Cricket Treble Pressure

Game objective: practise Cricket sectors with a particular focus on hitting Trebles. Every unsuccessful hit costs you a point, so both accuracy and consistency matter.

The first part of the training focuses on the key Cricket Trebles. In the following rounds, you have 3 darts at:

• T20 → T20 → T20
• T19 → T19 → T19
• T18 → T18 → T18
• T17 → T17 → T17
• T16 → T16 → T16
• T15 → T15 → T15
• Single Bull → Double Bull → Bull

The second part introduces sequences that require quick switching between different Trebles:

• T20 → T19 → T18
• T17 → T16 → T15
• T20 → T18 → T16
• T19 → T17 → T15

To finish, you play rounds on sectors 20 and 19 and on the Bull. In these rounds, you can score by hitting any valid multiplier of the current target.

Scoring: Single scores 1 point, Double – 2 points, and Treble – 3 points. Single Bull scores 1 point, and Double Bull scores 2 points.

In rounds with an exact Treble target, only hitting the required field scores. For example, with T20 as the target, hitting S20 or D20 is treated as unsuccessful.

Pressure: every dart that does not hit the currently required target means -1 point. Your score cannot drop below 0.

Cricket Treble Pressure trains accuracy on Cricket Trebles, quick switching between sectors and maintaining precision under a penalty for every miss.

The game ends after all 14 rounds have been completed. The best score requires high Treble accuracy and as few mistakes as possible.