Big Fish
Three rounds to build your catch. Then the only question that matters: land it, or play it for more?
How to Play
Big Fish is a three-round darts gameshow. Round one, The Board Walk, gives you nine darts across eight numbers, with trebles paying triple: clear the board early and every dart you save carries forward into round two. Round two, Fill the Net, is six darts worth a pound a point (plus a bonus for a maximum), and doubles as a read on your scoring average. Round three, Deep Water, is just three darts at eight sectors: land your dart and you've made a catch, miss and you've got nothing, with the bull worth a £250 crate. Then comes the real decision: bank what you've built, or play on for more. Win, and you get three darts at a prize board hiding 21 different prizes.
Why It Helps Your Game
Big Fish trains scoring under three completely different pressures in one sitting: volume scoring in round one, average and consistency in round two, then precision with almost no margin for error in round three. The bank-it-or-push-it decision at the end is entirely built from your own numbers, so it's the same tough call for every player regardless of ability: a genuine test of nerve to go with the throwing.