Practice Game Pigeon Darts
12-28-2016, 02:11 AM (This post was last modified: 11-08-2020, 07:33 PM by elevendarter.)
- This is a great way to great practice for games of Cricket and make it a little easier for novice and intermediate dart players to join in. Play Halve-It in Sequence This would be simply taking numbers 1 – 10, or a different range of numbers, and playing halve-it by shooting at those numbers in sequence.
- Practice, Practice, Practice practicing is the key point for improving your game. You know the saying among dart players: 'Three rules for becoming a good player? Practice, practice, practice!' But practicing is not only tossing darts on a dartboard for several hours with an automatic getting-better result.
- Game 1 This is a simple game that builds your consistency through reduction of errant darts. It is also your first game as it allows your arm to warm into the session. The goal is to reach between 10 and 15 scores of 60 or more, throwing at 20’s only. If you are new to the game, try for 5x scores of 60 or more in a row and build up to 10.
- The Ultimate Darts Practice Platform. Take your game to the next level with our practice games, challenges, career mode & rank your best scores in the worldwide leaderboards. DartsPal Games & Features.
- Game Pigeon Plus! It’s wayyyyy overpriced. You have to pay $3 for custom skins, accessories, and ad free play? That’s a bit much considering the look of your props and avatar don’t matter to the game. And (most of the time) the ads don’t pop up in the middle of the game, they pop up when you’re waiting for the opponent.
- Darts is a free target shooting game on SIlvergames.com. Play online and throw tiny missiles to the round target. Your goal is to reduce your score to zero. Aim precisely and release your missile. You only have a couple of seconds to set the direction for the throw. The final dart must hit a number indicated by a yellow dot.
Elevendarter’s excel spreadsheets for your practice routines
1. Darts Decider (games like Catch 40, Bob's 27, Cricket, High Scoring, Checkouts etc.) - download from the post #109
2. Phil Taylor Chalenge - download from the post # 116
3. 170 in 9 darts and other games - download from the post #113
4. Elevendarter's Checkouts Warm Up - more about it in the post #72 - download from the post #109
5. 121 in 9 darts moer about it in the post #117 - download from the post #119
These spreadsheets can be used only on your computers, not on your cell phones, iPads or other smart devices..sorry :-)
I created the first one (Darts Decider) because I wanted to compare my own darts skills while using different darts and set-ups. I had a few ideas and with a little help of my darts friends (also from this forum) I was able to add a few nice features into it.
After that I had another idea how to do it even better and I created the Phil Taylor’s Chalenge. It was a routine I had already used in the past and now I decided to give it a completely different layout by using knowledge I had learnt about excel. It consists of different games than the Darts Decider, some of them you may find being too hard to go through..
Unfortunatelly, I found out that many people couldn’t use these spreadsheets because their MS Office versions didn’t enable to run macros on their computers. However, it works even without macros, it just isn’t that „nice and simple“ if you can’t use the buttons provided with the spreadsheets… From what I know it also works on computers with other programs like with the one in the Apple comps or with some Open source stuff.
Anyway, the last spreadsheet (170 in 9 darts…) is the simplest of the lot. No macros needed . At first I used this spredsheet just as a notepad for my other ideas so that I could use them in the future if I wanted to create another fancy spreadsheet but later I gave it some simple and unified layout and now I consider it being done as it is. It is often updated with new games though.
So, here it is. I am not competing with all those apps you can use these days. But you may find some of these games worth trying.
Here are some simple (and really small) printscreens, just to show you what it is about.. Feel free to ask if anything isn't clear enough. These spreadsheets have already been released on internet and some of you might have seen them elsewhere..
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1. Darts Decider (games like Catch 40, Bob's 27, Cricket, High Scoring, Checkouts etc.) - download from the post #109
2. Phil Taylor Chalenge - download from the post # 116
3. 170 in 9 darts and other games - download from the post #113
4. Elevendarter's Checkouts Warm Up - more about it in the post #72 - download from the post #109
5. 121 in 9 darts moer about it in the post #117 - download from the post #119
These spreadsheets can be used only on your computers, not on your cell phones, iPads or other smart devices..sorry :-)
I created the first one (Darts Decider) because I wanted to compare my own darts skills while using different darts and set-ups. I had a few ideas and with a little help of my darts friends (also from this forum) I was able to add a few nice features into it.
After that I had another idea how to do it even better and I created the Phil Taylor’s Chalenge. It was a routine I had already used in the past and now I decided to give it a completely different layout by using knowledge I had learnt about excel. It consists of different games than the Darts Decider, some of them you may find being too hard to go through..
Unfortunatelly, I found out that many people couldn’t use these spreadsheets because their MS Office versions didn’t enable to run macros on their computers. However, it works even without macros, it just isn’t that „nice and simple“ if you can’t use the buttons provided with the spreadsheets… From what I know it also works on computers with other programs like with the one in the Apple comps or with some Open source stuff.
Anyway, the last spreadsheet (170 in 9 darts…) is the simplest of the lot. No macros needed . At first I used this spredsheet just as a notepad for my other ideas so that I could use them in the future if I wanted to create another fancy spreadsheet but later I gave it some simple and unified layout and now I consider it being done as it is. It is often updated with new games though.
So, here it is. I am not competing with all those apps you can use these days. But you may find some of these games worth trying.
Here are some simple (and really small) printscreens, just to show you what it is about.. Feel free to ask if anything isn't clear enough. These spreadsheets have already been released on internet and some of you might have seen them elsewhere..
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