Darts Checkout Chart: Every Finish from 170 to 2

Checkout table

Checkout tips

• Leave a good double. 32 (D16) and 40 (D20) are favourite leaves because a missed single still leaves another even double.
• Avoid bogey numbers. On 169, 168, 166 and the other bogeys you can't finish, so plan your scoring visit to avoid them.
• Practise finishing. The Checkout Roulette and Doubles Clinic drills in Oche, Let's Go! give you random finishes to practise.

Checkout FAQ

What is the highest checkout in darts?

170 is the highest checkout possible with a double finish: treble 20, treble 20, bullseye (T20 · T20 · Bull). It is known as the "Big Fish".

Which scores cannot be checked out in three darts?

169, 168, 166, 165, 163, 162, 159 have no three-dart finish. These are called "bogey numbers", so leave yourself a different score.

What does D, T and Bull mean on the chart?

T is a treble (three times the number), D is a double (twice the number), and Bull is the inner bullseye worth 50, which counts as a double. 25 is the outer bull.

What is the best double to leave?

Most players aim to leave 32 (D16). If you hit a single 16 instead, you still have 16 (D8) left, then D4, D2 and D1. Doubles that keep halving give you more chances to finish.

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