Accuracy Test

Goal: test your accuracy across the entire dartboard by first completing precise sequences on the lower sectors, then progressing through sectors 10–20 and finishing on the Bull.

The game consists of 21 rounds of 3 darts, for a total of 63 darts.

The targets are:

1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 5 → 6 → 7 → 8 → 9 → 10 → 11 → 12 → 13 → 14 → 15 → 16 → 17 → 18 → 19 → 20 → Bull

In the first 9 rounds, each dart has an exact target. On sectors 1–9, the required sequence is always:

Single → Double → Single

For example, on sector 1 you must hit S1 → D1 → S1 in order, on sector 2 S2 → D2 → S2, and so on. Hitting the correct number with the wrong multiplier does not count as a correct hit.

In the rounds on sectors 10–20, each of the 3 darts may hit any scoring area of the indicated sector:

• Single = 1 point,
• Double = 2 points,
• Treble = 3 points.

The final round is played on the Bull. Single Bull is worth 1 point and Double Bull is worth 2 points.

Accuracy Test contains no additional bonuses, penalties, multipliers or Lives system. It focuses solely on accuracy and the quality of your hits.

The first part of the test measures how precisely you can switch between Single and Double on the same number. The second part measures your overall accuracy on sectors 10–20, where Doubles and Trebles allow you to increase your score.

By covering every sector and the Bull, the game gives a broad picture of your accuracy across the entire dartboard and helps identify numbers and areas that may need additional practice.

The game ends after all 21 rounds have been played. The maximum score is 141 points.