Darts Checkout Calculator
Sports & GamingCheck whether a remaining darts score is a valid checkout (finishable in 3 darts or fewer).
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Whether this remaining score can be finished (checked out) within 3 darts, ending on a double or bullseye.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is 170 the highest possible checkout?
170 (treble 20, treble 20, bullseye) is the maximum finishable score in 3 darts under standard darts rules, since you must end on a double (or the bullseye, which counts as double 25).
Why are scores like 169, 168, and 166 not checkable?
These specific scores can't be broken down into a valid 3-dart combination ending on a double given the available dartboard segments, even though they're below the 170 maximum.
Why must you finish on a double?
Standard darts rules ("double out") require the final dart of a leg to land on a double segment (or bullseye) — this rule adds strategic depth, since players must plan their approach shots to leave a finishable double.
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