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ROBOT DARTS
Sorry, this page uses old technology and is not designed to work on mobile devices. It must be in full resolution for the mapped dartboard to work.
Instructions
Robot Darts is designed to help improve your darts 501 playing standard. The game is a straight start with a double finish.
You play on a real dartboard, then enter your score using the PC mouse by clicking the scoring area of each dart. Click on 'MISS' or the 'Bounce Off Dart' if your dart misses the target area or bounces off the wire to the floor.
Start the game by selecting the Robot's playing level: New Player, Club, County or Professional. Now click 'NEW Game', and you are ready to go.
You throw first or select three missed darts for the computer to throw first. (Please note: No States are provided in this basic script).
If you make an entry mistake, select 'UNDO' and then re-entry the darts scores.
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This page uses old technology and is not responsive, so it will not work on mobile devices. It must be in full resolution for the mapped dartboard to work. I explain how and why below.
I have written websites for over twenty years before the mobile revolution when pages were designed to fit a set framework. One of the concepts I was taught was how to map images. The initial use was to take a photo and map the people. The map was used to either display their names using a mouse-over, use it as a link to a new page, or jump to another part of the page to show their profile. In this case, the mouse-over links to a bit of script so you can enter scores. However, image maps do not work on responsive websites, as the image is likely to reduce in size, and the mapped area becomes redundant as it won’t follow the image resize and, therefore, becomes faulty.
On the main Darts-Oche.com website, you will also find other scorers, plus FREE Checkout Charts.
Scores Download a Checkout Chart
However, I thought I would add this stand-alone page for those who still use a PC and a dartboard in the same room.
All other pages on this website and others are responsive to mobile, tablet, laptop, and PC.
Here are a few other dart sites I have written
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