Head to Head

Pool Darts

Black or white: your colour is already on the board. Clear all ten, sink the bull, and keep throwing while you keep hitting.

8-Balls

Best Leg

Legs Won

Players

Match length

Early bull

Your colour is already on the board

Black

White

One dart decides colours: first dart on a colour takes it, your opponent gets the other.

Keep throwing while you keep hitting. No three-dart limit: clear your ten in one visit if you can.

Hit your opponent's colour and it's a foul: turn over. Near misses land next door, and next door is always theirs.

Ten cleared? The bull wins it, same turn. Clear everything without missing and they never throw: that's an 8-ball.

Leg 1· Run 0· 10 left

Deciding colours

First dart on a colour takes it

How to Play

Pool Darts borrows its structure straight from the pool table: you're black or white, your ten numbers are already assigned, and you clear them before finishing on the bull. Keep hitting and you keep your turn, just like potting balls in real pool: miss, and it's over to your opponent (or your next go, if you're playing solo).

Why It Helps Your Game

The keep-throwing-while-you're-hitting structure rewards sustained accuracy across a full set of ten different numbers rather than just one target, which builds genuinely well-rounded scoring. It's an easy game to pick up if you already know pool, and a satisfying head-to-head format for two players who want something with a bit more back-and-forth than a standard leg.