Count Up
The purest scoring test in darts. Eight visits, twenty-four darts, no checkouts, no busts: just count up the biggest total you can. Every score counts.
How to Play
Count Up strips darts back to its purest form: pure scoring, no checkouts, no busts. You get eight visits: twenty-four darts in total: and the aim is simple: rack up the biggest total you can. There's no target to hit and no double to finish on, so every dart you throw counts toward your score, whether it lands in a treble, a single, or misses the board's best areas entirely.
Why It Helps Your Game
Scoring is the half of darts that gets the least deliberate practice, because most games are built around checkouts. Count Up isolates it completely, which makes it the quickest way to measure whether your scoring average is actually improving over time: track your best total and you've got a genuine, comparable benchmark session to session. It's also the ideal warm-up: no decisions to make, just groove, so you walk into a heavier session (or a real match) with your arm already dialled in.