Torpedo Shape Nickel Alloy Dart with Dart Box and Quernstone 3pcs store

Specifications:

• Torpedo Shape Nickel Alloy Dart with Quernstone
• Tear resistant to take the pounding of steel tip darts or shock forces of soft tip darts
• These precision darts will make you famous for your supernatural ability to hit your target time after time 
• Typically used for practice or casual tournament play
• Torpedo Shape Dart tip is designed for style as well as function
• Gather your family around this Nickel Alloy Dart set for a friendly dart competition
• Material: Nickel Alloy

Details:

• Tear resistant to take the pounding of steel tip darts or shock forces of soft tip darts

• These precision darts will make you famous for your supernatural ability to hit your target time after time 

• Gather your family around this Nickel Alloy Dart set for a friendly dart competition

How to Run a Dart Tournament:

• Tournament Running a dart tournament will be exciting for everyone involved. It does take to time to prepare and usually lasts the entire day. As the teams are eliminated, the tournament will slow down until the end. Before starting the dart tournament, have everything set up. This means having the dartboards and extra bar darts delivered to the establishment where the dart tournament will be held. The supplies that are needed are easy, the time spent running the tournament takes the some time

Instructions:

• The first thing needed to have a dart tournament is at least three to eight dart boards. This will depend on how many entrants are entered into the tournament. For forty teams, at least eight dartboards are needed
• The teams need to register and pay the entry fee. The entry fee is divided between the game board fee and the prize for the first, second and third place winners. Each team will be entered on the scoreboard
• The scoreboard will have all teams names entered as the first entry. The scoreboard will show the teams playing each other to start the tournament. The scoreboard will look like a family tree
• The first round of teams will play until the games are finished. This will take a while to complete since there may be more teams than dartboards. As one team finishes, the next team waiting to play round one will then start playing
• After all the first-round games have been played, the second round will start. The players in the second round are the teams that won in the first round. This will continue until all rounds have been played, and it is down to two teams for the first place win
• The scoreboard shows the two teams that will play off for first place. The team to win this last round will win the first-place prize money

How to Get Started Playing Darts:

• Establish a proper area for darts: You want a clear area with no fragile or valuable objects near the dartboard. A clear area of 5 feet by 11 feet around the dartboard is ideal
• Set up your dartboard: The center of the dartboard should be at a height of 5 feet 8 inches. The front of a flat toe line should be 7 feet 9 1/4 inches from the dartboard face. To get the toe line measured correctly, hold a plumb down from the middle of the board and measure the distance from the tip of the plumb
• Understand the scoring: Each segment of the dartboard is marked with a number that denotes how many points it is worth. The outer ring of small segments is worth double the number, while the inner ring of small segments is worth triple. The bull's-eye (circle around the very center) is worth 25 and the double bull's-eye (direct center) is worth 50
• Decide who goes first: Traditionally, this is accomplished by throwing a dart to see who gets closest to the bull's-eye. However, you could also try throwing for a high number or use another standard method, such as a coin toss
• Throw three darts: In all dart games, each thrower throws three darts in succession, calculates the score and then removes the darts

Package Included:

• 1 x Set of Torpedo Shape Nickel Alloy Dart with Quernstone