Darts Average Calculator
A three-dart average is the score you take on average from each visit of three darts. Enter each visit's total and the average follows.
- Free
- Works offline after your first visit
- Saves on this device
- No sign-up
- Updated
How it works
Add up the visit totals and divide by the number of visits. That gives the three-dart average, the usual way darts scores are reported.
Dividing that by three gives the average per dart. A few visits can swing the figure a lot, so a longer run gives a truer picture.
Worked example
Over 6 visits, the three-dart average is 62, which works out to 20.7 a dart.
Questions
What counts as one visit?
A visit is one round of three darts. Its total is the sum of the three scores.
How many visits should I record?
Record enough visits to see a pattern. Early averages move around, and a longer run steadies the number.
Do doubles and bulls need separate entries?
No. Enter only the total each visit scored; the calculator works from those totals.
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