About Darts Pro Multiplayer
Darts Pro Multiplayer recreates the pub and stadium favourite. Play the computer, share one device with a friend, or go online. You set your position, then press and hold to choose power and direction before you release.
The game is played as 501. It starts as a scoring race, then turns into a test of maths and nerve when you have to finish exactly on a double or the bullseye.
How to play
- Choose a mode. Each player starts on 501 points and counts down.
- Tap to stop the dart where you want it, then press and hold to set power and direction. Release to throw.
- You throw three darts per turn, and the total is taken off your score.
- The outer ring scores double the segment and the inner ring scores treble.
- To win, you must land exactly on zero with a double or the bullseye.
These are the usual rules. If the game shows you something different on screen, follow the game.
Tips
- Treble 20 is worth 60, the highest single dart on the board. Aim there while your score is high.
- Keep your pull and release the same each time. Consistency beats power.
- If your darts drift left of the 20, try treble 19 as a safer scoring area.
- Plan your finish early. Leaving an even number means you can always aim for a double.
Want to go deeper? Read our guide: Darts 501 Rules: Scoring, Doubles and How to Check Out.
Questions about Darts Pro Multiplayer
What is the highest score with three darts?
180, from three treble 20s.
Why do you have to finish on a double?
That is the standard rule in 501. Your final dart must land in the double ring and bring your score to exactly zero.
