Frame Game

Snooker Darts

A full frame on your dartboard. Pot a red, call a colour, build a break: and miss, and you're sat down.

High Break

Best Frame

Frames

Players

Frame length

Missed shots

The table on your board

Reds are 1–15, any bed. Pot one for a point and it's off the table.

Call your colour, then throw. Hit it and it stays on. Reds and colours alternate.

Any miss ends your turn. That's how a break ends on a table, and it's how one ends here.

Reds gone? Clear the colours in order, yellow up to black. Finish on the black and the frame's done.

Reds 10 · Break 0 · High 0

Pot a red

Any number 1–15

How to Play

Snooker Darts brings a full frame of snooker to the dartboard: pot a red, call a colour, and build your break the same way you would on the baize, right through to a full clearance at the end. Play a frame solo or head to head, and choose 10 or 15 reds depending on how long you want the frame to run.

Why It Helps Your Game

Alternating between reds and colours forces constant target-switching rather than repeating the same throw, which keeps your accuracy sharp across a wide spread of the board rather than just one comfortable number. It's also a genuinely different mental challenge to standard darts: thinking a shot or two ahead, the way snooker players do, rather than just reacting to whatever's directly in front of you.