Darts is a precision sport in which players throw small, pointed missiles (darts) at a circular target (dartboard) fixed to a wall. The objective is to score points by hitting specific areas on the dartboard, each divided into different scoring segments. The most common format is played in a competition style where two players or teams take turns throwing three darts each, aiming to reach a predetermined score, often 501 or 301, and “finish” by hitting a specific target area. Darts can also be played recreationally in casual settings, and various game variations exist, including cricket and around the world. It requires skill in hand-eye coordination, aiming, and strategic scoring. The game has a rich history and is played both in informal settings and professional competitions globally.
Paolo Nebrida Makes Waves at Bahrain Darts Masters In a breathtaking display of skill, **Paolo Nebrida**, a 30-year-old darts player from the Philippines, achieved a remarkable milestone by defeating the…