Legs in the table
In setup, switch scoring to sets. First to 3 goes in as 3:0, 3:1 or 3:2. The visits at 501 stay at the board. If you play sets made of legs, enter the sets won. Both at once, set and leg, does not work.
Each player is a team, and each board is a field. Scoring is on sets, and you enter legs won, for example 3:1.

Typical format
501, double out
Scoring
Legs, first to 3
Match length
one board, one field
In setup, switch scoring to sets. First to 3 goes in as 3:0, 3:1 or 3:2. The visits at 501 stay at the board. If you play sets made of legs, enter the sets won. Both at once, set and leg, does not work.
Each board is a field. The tournament page and the display on the television show who is next, and on which board. EasyTourney does not count averages, checkouts or 180s. In team darts the squad is the team, and you score the match the squad won.
Players as teams, groups, then a knockout. Each board a field, legs as the score.
Sign-up stays open, and the entry fee is paid online or at the bar. The display on the television shows the next board.
The squad is the team. You count the match it won, not each player's leg.
Four steps and the basics are in place.
Switch scoring to sets and enter legs won, for example 3:1 for a first to 3.
Add each board as a field. Board 3 is not the bar.
In singles, each player is a team. In the team event, the squad has the names on the roster.
Put the display on the television, so the next match shows its board number.
Semi-final 1
Semi-final 2
Final
SV Nordhafen
TSV Lindenau
16:00 · Field 1
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Learn moreScoring on sets, and a score of 3:1 for a first to 3. Each visit at 501 stays at the board.
Enter the sets won, not every leg inside them. The table does not store both at once.
In the plan. Each board is a field. The next match, with board and time, is on the tournament page and on the television.
No. What is counted is the win and the legs or sets. 180s and averages stay on the slip by the board.
Only as a win. The hits on the numbers are not in the table. You enter who won the game.
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