Count Up

Score as many points as you can in a set number of rounds.

How to play: Score as many points as you can across a set number of rounds. Each player throws three darts per round, and all points — singles, doubles, and trebles (hitting a number's plain area, its outer ring, or its inner ring — each worth one, two, or three times the number) — are added to your running total. The player with the highest score after all rounds wins.

Setting	Options	Notes
Max Rounds	7 / 8	How many rounds each player throws.

The screenshots below show a Count Up match against a local guest (another player sharing your board, rather than someone online) — each player's card sits beside the board and tracks their running total, leg average, and match average (your scoring rate — roughly your points per turn of three darts — for the current leg and for the whole match) as the game goes:

Count Up match start, both players at 0 — Match start — both players at 0.

Count Up match in progress, one player at 79 points and the other at 138 — Mid-match — each turn's score adds straight to your running total.

Count Up post-match Game Stats panel showing 3 Dart Average, First 9 Average, darts thrown, best score, and counts of 60+/100+/140+/180 scores — Post-match stats: 3 Dart Average, First 9 Average, best score, and counts of 60+/100+/140+/180 turns.