Baseball (Darts) Score Sheet
Darts Dedicated scorecardA free Baseball (Darts) score sheet in Doodle Score.
Who goes first?
Settle it before the Baseball (Darts) argument starts. Pick how many players, add names if you like, and spin.
Keeping score too? Doodle Score remembers your players and tallies every round.
How to score
- Single = 1 run, double = 2, triple = 3 on that inning’s number.
How to play
- 9 innings. Inning N, throw at number N.
- Three darts per inning. Add the runs. Highest after 9 wins.
Questions
What about the bull? House rule. Many tables ignore bull in Baseball. If you count it, agree before inning 1.
Extra innings? If tied after 9, play another inning on 9 (or keep going) until someone leads.
Set Up in Doodle Score
Baseball (Darts) has a dedicated scorecard in Doodle Score — everything is pre-configured including score tracking, validation, and special rules.
Download the app, tap New Scorecard, and choose Baseball (Darts).
Game Identity
- Name: Baseball (Darts)
- Player Count: 2–9 players. Standard: 2–4.
- Teams: Optional — can be played individually or as two teams.
- Theme: Darts game structured around 9 innings, targeting numbers 1–9 each inning. Mirrors baseball scoring — score as many "runs" (points) as possible in each inning.
Scoring Mechanics
- Scoring Variant: Accumulative — scores grow over 9 innings. Highest total wins.
- Target Score: Highest score after 9 innings.
- Unit of Scoring: Points per inning (multiples of the inning number).
- Lower vs. Higher: Higher score wins.
Rules & Validation
Per-Inning Logic
- Inning number = Target number (Inning 1 → hit 1s, Inning 2 → hit 2s, …Inning 9 → hit 9s).
- Each player throws 3 darts per inning.
- Scoring: Only darts hitting the current inning's number count.
- Single = inning number × 1 run
- Double = inning number × 2 runs
- Triple = inning number × 3 runs
- Darts hitting any other number score 0 runs.
- Shutout rule (optional): If a player scores 0 in an inning, their score for that inning is halved (rounded down). This rewards consistency.
Validation Rules
- Per-player per-inning score: 0, or multiples of the inning number (up to 3× the inning number per dart, max 3 darts).
- Total innings: always 9.
Special Actions / Bonuses
- 9th Inning Drama: Some groups play extra innings if tied after 9 innings (same as baseball overtime).
- Home Run: Hitting a triple in the current inning's number = maximum possible score for that inning (3 darts × triple each = 9× inning number). Celebrated with a "HR" badge in history.
Win Conditions
- Condition: After all 9 innings, the player with the highest cumulative run total wins.
- Tie-Breaker: Extra innings (targeting number 10, then 11, etc.) until one player outscores the other in the same extra inning.
Common Baseball (Darts) rules questions
The arguments that come up at the table, answered from the official rules. Where house rules differ, we say so.
Do you have to hit the inning number?
Yes. Only darts in that inning's number count.
What if it's tied after 9 innings?
Play extra innings until there's a winner.
How much is a triple worth?
Three times the inning number.
How many darts per inning?
Three darts each inning.
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