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OpenAI's Answer
Scoring on a standard dartboard is determined by where the dart lands on the board. Here's a simplified overview:
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Numbered Sections: The dartboard is divided into 20 radial sections, each with a score value ranging from 1 to 20.
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Double Ring: The outer ring is known as the "double" ring. Hitting this ring scores double the points of the section it is in.
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Treble Ring: The inner thin ring is the "treble" ring, which scores triple the points of the section.
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Bullseye: The center of the board has two bullseyes. The outer bullseye scores 25 points, and the inner bullseye scores 50 points.
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Game Variations: There are different games, like 501 or cricket, each with specific rules on how to score and win, such as needing to finish on a double.
For more detailed rules, you can visit The Right Dart or Playing Darts.
Here are some images illustrating the scoring:
