Welcome to my personal website! - Alan Williamson Jr. Round Of Nine RO9

Each player has a set of four darts. Four thrown darts equal a turn.

• Five turns by each player constitutes a game.
• The players must keep both feet behind the foul line until all four darts have been thrown.
• Stepping over the foul line will result in a loss of that dart.
• The darts shall not be removed from the board until the scorekeeper has called the score.
• If the darts are removed before the score is called, that player will have to accept the score that is called.
• Tie games are decided by each player throwing four darts. The high score wins.
• The dart board score starting from the outside rings are:
  5 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 25 - bullseye 50.

Baseball

A Pik Variation;

My personal favorite. Played on the Vogelpik Board, 4 Piks per player and 9 innings are thrown. The Bulls Eye equals a "home run" and the inside ring plays a single base hit. Anything else is an out. As you start your handicap is 2 men on base. So if you hit the "inside" ring, your bases are loaded. If you hit the "bulls eye" you drive them all home. 6 runs is the highest score possible per inning. Click here for a good score card. You can also play with "Partners". First team player shoots with "nothing on". So he can load up the bases or even bring some runs in. Your partner cleans up for final inning score. A good house rule is when you score zero points, an "X" marks your score; 3 x's and your out of the game! This game is a hit in any Sports Bar!

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