DDA league has ended, and we're making plans for the summer. If I have players who want to play at Dart Thang on Tuesday, then we'll do that. If we have players who want to play on Sundays, I'll do that. I would consider Mondays or Wednesdays, also. But to make it happen, I need at least 8 or 10 players who will show up regularly - without a core crowd to keep it going, it's too easy to schedule it and not have enough players show up to make it all work. So - what do you want to do? Let me know! - Stephen

How the Dart Thang works.

8:30-Midnite using a "Come-and-go" format so you can set your own scedule. $3.00 per night is your total entry fee. Everyone is welcome, but this is ideal for beginners, league players who want to stay in practice, and anyone wanting to shoot a lot of darts and have a lot of fun!

Everyone is welcome to play the Dart Thang, but it is really oriented towards midlevel and less experienced players. It's an ideal way to start playing competitive darts, to practice, and to have fun.

It starts at 8:30, and runs until about midnight. The format is "come and go", so you can show up late, or leave early. Each round we create a list of players and use the computer to draw teams. You play one single-game match against another team. (In some cases, two players may play singles, due to not having enough players to create two teams.) You report back the results, which are used for player stats, and chances to win money. (The bar adds in money in addition to the $3 each the players add.)

We play 501, and cricket, then 501, then cricket, etc. Each round (one game per round) we draw new partners.

It costs the players $3 per night. (No matter how many rounds you play, it's a total of $3.) This money, plus some money added by Sharky's, goes into two seperate pots. (The bar is adding $6 per player, so the pot grows fairly fast.)

Most nights, nobody will win the MO or Cricket pots, and the pots will grow. But there is a mystery out pot, where any out (2-170) hit in an x01 game has a chance of winning the pot. And there is a cricket pot, where any cricket game you win has a chance of winning the pot. At the end of the night, we draw to see if anyone has won. If there was a winner, the two players who won win 70% of the money in the pot. With no winner, we do a 2nd chance draw for half of that amount. The rest is there for the next night. If there are no winners, the pot will get higher for the next Dart Thang.

As much as possible, we play 2 person teams, but depending on the number of players, there may be a singles match during any round.

The stats shown below (if any) are probably meaningless. When we have a "season" in effect, they'll be for that season.