Really! B) Well maybe now. But not the way I played 40 years ago. I could hit every double on the board in two and a half minutes.
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Really! B) Well maybe now. But not the way I played 40 years ago. I could hit every double on the board in two and a half minutes.
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LOL ok, I'm not that good, but I'm like the only female regular in a pub full of guys. I've learnt how to play darts and table footie over the past 1.5 year
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That was the way we used to practice in those days. Twice round the board doubles followed round the board trebles. In those days you had to start and finish the game with a double. So you had to be good at doubles.
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We still do that...
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In England competitions you dont need a double to start the game of 501. I have seen players in the Enlish league that would wipe the board with these television players. But like everything, when it comes to competitions they dont have the nerves.
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can you play against each other?
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You can play singles(2 players), doubles(4 players), Team(16 players, Various from area to area).Originally posted by Wizard_Mon1@11 January 2004 - 20:35
can you play against each other?
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In stafford (where me dad lives) they have to start with a double...I hate that rule 'cos I usually haven't even started by the time some pub-pro has beaten usOriginally posted by bigboab@11 January 2004 - 19:35
In England competitions you dont need a double to start the game of 501. I have seen players in the Enlish league that would wipe the board with these television players. But like everything, when it comes to competitions they dont have the nerves.
i dont mean in darts in general i mean can i play one of you at the darts game you posted
i can play darts properly too
have you been watching teh tournament
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In stafford (where me dad lives) they have to start with a double...I hate that rule 'cos I usually haven't even started by the time some pub-pro has beaten usOriginally posted by Withcheese+11 January 2004 - 20:41--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Withcheese @ 11 January 2004 - 20:41)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-bigboab@11 January 2004 - 19:35
In England competitions you dont need a double to start the game of 501. I have seen players in the Enlish league that would wipe the board with these television players. But like everything, when it comes to competitions they dont have the nerves.
That is what I was talking about Cheese, the pub pros. Some fantastic players.
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