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Note: The active player throws their darts until they have landed 3 hits on the current hole. The voice announce-
ment indicates which player's turn it is. Pay close attention to ensure you throw in the correct order.
There are variations of this game with different numbers of holes:
GOLF - 9 Holes: Play with 9 holes (rounds).
GOLF - 18 Holes: Play with 18 holes (rounds).
The rules are the same, except for the number of holes played, as indicated by the number in the game descrip-
tion.
G68 = Game 68 = FOOTBALL
In this game, you might want to wear a protective helmet! First, each player needs to select their "field" by either
throwing a dart or touching a segment with their finger. You can choose your preferred method, but the segment
you select will be your starting segment as you progress from the Bullseye to the other side of the Bullseye.
For example, if you've chosen Segment 20, you start on the Double Ring 20 (outer ring) and then move on to
Double Ring 3. The "field" consists of 11 individual segments that must be hit in sequence. So, sticking with our
example, you'd have to throw the darts successively into the following segments:
Double 20 ... Outer Single 20 ... Triple 20 ... Inner Single 20 ... Outer Bullseye ... Inner Bullseye ... Outer Bullseye
... Inner Single 3 ... Triple 3 ... Outer Single 3 ... and finally, a Double 3.
The first player to reach this point is the winner. The LCD display shows your progress and indicates which seg-
ment you need to aim for next.
G70-71 = Game 70-71 = BASEBALL – 9 Innings (2 variants)
In this dartboard version of baseball, you need to be very skilled. Like in real baseball, a complete game consists
of 9 innings (rounds). Each player throws 3 darts per inning. The field is arranged as shown in the illustration.
Segment Result
Single segment SINGLE = Single = one "base"
Double segment DOUBLE = Double = two "bases"
Triple segment TRIPLE = Triple = three "bases"
Bullseye = "Home Run" (can only be attempted with the third dart in each inning)
The goal of the game is to score as many runs as possible per inning.
The player with the most runs at the end of the game is the winner.
G72 = Game 72 = STEEPLECHASE
The goal of this game is to be the first to complete the "race" by finishing your "track" first. The track starts at Seg-
ment 20 and proceeds clockwise around the board to Segment 5, ending with a bullseye. Sounds easy? Well,
there's one catch: you must hit the inner single segment of each number to progress along the track. That's the
area between the bullseye and the triple ring. Just like in a real obstacle race, you'll need to overcome obstacles
(hurdles) along the way. These four hurdles are found in the following segments:
1. Hurdle Triple 13
2. Hurdle Triple 17
3. Hurdle Triple 8
4. Hurdle Triple 5
The first player to complete the course and hit the bullseye wins the race.
G69 = Game 69 = BOWLING
The player must choose their "bowling lane" by either throwing a dart or pressing a finger on the desired seg-
ment. Once the bowling lane is chosen, the player has two more darts to score points or hit "pins." Each individ-
ual segment in your "bowling lane" has a specific pin or point value:
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