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1) Download N01 ... play as a doubles team against the computer at level 01 .. then level 02 ... then level 03 ... this promotes both games ... best of 11 ,,, my guess is that you guys will find your level around 3 ... but play the others first as confirmation of the kickass dedicated players you guys are becoming
2) Practice your outs ... from 2 to 60 for 60 minutes ... see who goes farthest OR play as a team as well ... take pride as you feel stronger and learn through osmosis your outs. This routine will increase you wins dramatically.
3) Play 301 against each other
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170 out is a good practice game for 2 people. Simply start at 170 and see how many darts it takes to get to 0. A side bet makes it a bit more interesting.
I use to play a quick game with several people, again a bit of money on the table makes it more interesting. Play 101 DI/DO. Every player gets a turn to take it out. Whoever takes it out in the least darts is the winner. If another player ties the top score, one tie/all tie applies and you start over. Again, this is a game where a buck a person makes it interesting.
I do this on my own, but two people can play. Throw like you are trying to get in on 301 for 10 x 3 dart throws. Keep track of your success. If on the first attempt you don't get in, score a zero. If the second attempt finds you scoring D-16, S-20, T-5, add up the score total and write 67 down. Do this for all ten attempts. At the end get the averages for the 10 attempts in both points and success rate. If you got in 6 out of 10 and scored a total of 450 points, you averaged 60% getting in at 45 points an attempt. Keep track of this over time to see how you progress.
Another thing I've seen on here is the 100 darts at 20 to see how many 20's you can hit in 100 attempts. I like this one and it goes pretty quick. Again, keep track of your progress and see how you do over time.
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11-18-2015, 09:43 PM
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Just keep on playing as is. Are there any leagues out there that you can join or any dart bars that you can visit? Play around with other darters in your area.
(JayKay might be of help to you as he is also in Germany.)
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Yeah 121 is my favorite single or doubles practice game!
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