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Just finished my first go at this. Took me a good 3 hours and two practice sessions.
Got one 180 but no three darts in a double.
Anyway, good to be back on the practice board :)
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Good grouping exercise.
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Reading this, an order of play occurred to me.. D1, T20, D2, T19, D3, T18 and so on. If purely for scoring/doubling, perhaps cycling through T20-T18 or T17 since they seem to be used most for high outs.
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I had a go at this last night, using the order in my last post. With my accuracy being what it is, it too me a very long time and very many rounds (I won't quantify either) to get D1, T20, D2, T19, D3.
One thing I noticed was that as time went on, my focus increased.
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This sounds like fun for someone who doesn't have "Summer Darts Syndrome".....sigh....lol
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05-16-2015, 06:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-16-2015, 06:12 AM by BigE.)
I suggest a modified routine. Carry over any extra darts you did not use to hit the two to the next target.
If you hit the first two in the double, then the third can be used at the triple, Now, you have 4 darts at the triple. Same with the triple. If you are fortunate, and have the first two in at the triple, you have 5 at the next double.....
This stops the tendency to say "good, I got two in and I can toss this one away". It also gives you a chance at having a little buffer for strays.
