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Soft Tip Darts
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What is Soft Tip Darts?What is Soft Tip Darts?

Safer
Plastic tips are much safer than steel darts. Instead of piercing the board, darts are thrown into small holes on the dartboard.

Convenient
Automatic scoring by dartboard sensors ensures higher accuracy and convenience.

Diverse
A diverse library of games means players of all skill levels can enjoy!

Easy and Fun
Soft tip darts are lightweight (16-20g), making them easy for beginners to throw. The automatic scoring system simplifies gameplay, allowing newcomers to quickly learn the rules and get involved.
Darts Market OverviewDarts Market Overview
Soft Tip vs. Steel TipSoft Tip vs. Steel Tip
Steel Tip Darts

Dart Tip
Metal (Steel)Board Type
Bristle (Fiber) or CorkScore Calculation
ManualPopularity
Niche(Common in Dart Bars or Official Tournaments)Online Competition/Match
Not Available
Soft Tip Darts

Dart Tip
PlasticBoard Type
ElectronicScore Calculation
AutomaticPopularity
High(Common in Game Centers and Pubs)Online Competition/Match
Available
Why Soft Tip Darts?Why Soft Tip Darts?

Easy to Play for Beginners
Easy to Play for Beginners
With simple rules and intuitive gameplay, anyone can enjoy it without stress.

Convenient Indoor Play
Convenient Indoor Play
Regardless of the weather, darts can be enjoyed anytime in comfort of an indoor setting.

Automatic Score Calculation
Automatic Score Calculation
Automatic scoring lets players focus on the game without worrying about manually tracking points.

Real-Time Games with Players Worldwide
Real-Time Games with Players Worldwide
Online connectivity allows players to play with others around the world in real time. No plane ticket required!
Classic Dart GamesClassic Dart Games
COUNT-UP
The simplest classic game! The objective is easy: just try to get the highest score within the game rounds to win! Each player throws 3 darts per round and must achieve the highest score possible, making it a great way to practice and improve. Count-Up is not only an easy game for beginners, it's also an ideal warm-up game for more experienced players.
01 GAME
A race to zero! In this game, the goal is to reduce your starting score (301, 501, 701, etc.) to exactly 0 the fastest. Each throw subtracts the points of the target hit, but be careful not to go past zero—doing so results in a bust! This is the most popular game among players of all skill levels and offers a fun yet challenging dart experience.
CRICKET
A game of strategy! Use both offensive and defensive tactics to claim seven target areas: 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and the Bull (center). Hit an area three times to 'open' it for scoring, then compete to rack up points before your opponent 'closes' it by hitting it three times. The goal is to take control of the target areas before your opponent and score as many points as possible. Cricket is perfect for players seeking high-stakes gameplay with a competitive edge.

Board BreakdownBoard Breakdown
Single
The large black and white sections. Hitting these sections equals that section's corresponding base score.
Double
The outer colored ring. Hitting this ring doubles (x2) the base score.
Triple
The inner colored ring. Here, the base score is tripled (x3).
Bull
Single Bull: The red ring at the center of the board, worth 50 points (or 25, depending on game rules). Double Bull: The inner black area at the center, worth 50 points.
Board BreakdownBoard Breakdown

Single
Double
Triple
Bull
Dartboard Scores 101
Circling the border of the dartboard are the numbers 1 through 20. Each of these base scores correspond to one of the pie-shaped sections on the board.
Basic Dart PartsBasic Dart Parts
Basic Dart PartsBasic Dart Parts

Flight
Shaft
Barrel
Tip
Flight
The "wing" of the dart. It comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, and designs.
Soft Tip Dart RegulationsSoft Tip Dart Regulations
Dartboard Dimensions
Board Diameter: 15.5 inches (approx. 39.37 cm)
Board Installation Height
The center of the dartboard (Bullseye) should be 173 cm (5ft 8in) off the ground.
Oche Positioning
Throw Line (Oche Line) • Distance from the front of the machine to the throw line: 243 cm (8ft) • Distance from the bullseye to the throw line: 298 cm (9ft 9½in)
