You do not add points to your score but actually give points to your opponents. Once you have closed a number, you can then score points on any opponent that DOES NOT have that number closed. This is a rather straight-forward game which gives you good practice on your cricket numbers. You list the numbers on the scoreboard as shown below. Every player starts off with 40 points.
All players cork to see who goes first.
The winner of the cork gets the first choice of when they will throw. Some people would rather throw last to see what they need to do to win as opposed to throwing first to apply the pressure. Everyone throws at 15s with their first three darts. Next, everyone throws at the 16s, then at doubles, and so on. The person with the most points after the bulls is the winner.