Double-sided, classic sisal dartboard. Has a hook for hanging on the wall. Game instructions: The dartboard is divided into sectors separated by a spider and different colours. After hitting one of the sectors of the dartboard, we start Check the number of points corresponding to that sector. In the outer part there is an unscored field (usually black) called a hoop. A narrow circle of the field on the outer part of the board means double the number of points. After we hit the marked field, we have to check how many points there are for this part of the sign (e.g. 20 as before) and multiply by x2. So we get 40 points in one go. The next circle of large squares means one point. The inner ring is scored three times. So: 320=60 points in one go. This is the highest possible score with one dart. Then there are smaller sectors that are scored individually - so we check the score as in the first examples (sectors for 20 points). The target is 25 points. This is a bull's eye field. The exact centre (bull's eye) is 50 points. The important thing here is that in a double elimination game, if there are 50 points left, you can finish the game by hitting the Bull's Eye field. then it counts as 225 points. As can be seen above, the highest score is achieved by hitting a triple 20-point square with the 3-dart, giving 180 points in 3 shots. CONTENTS: Dartboard 6 darts.