Press Start, then type each visit’s score in the Scored box for that player and press Add. The score falls by that amount. On a live screen the same controls are on your phone. A plain fullscreen link shows the starting scores only; scores are entered on the stage or the phone remote.

What does the checkout line mean?

It is the shortest way to finish from the score showing, ending on a double or the Bull. With 170 left it reads T20 T20 Bull. It is a hint, not a rule: the players can finish any way they call.

What happens on a bust or the winning double?

A visit that scores more than is left, or leaves exactly 1, is a bust: the score does not change and the scorer says Bust. Leaving 0 says Game shot. The scorer trusts the players on the finishing double; it does not check which segment the last dart hit.

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Darts scorer

A darts scorer for the TV at the pub, the club or home: both players’ scores big, a suggested checkout under each, and every visit entered from the stage or your phone. Free, with no app.

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Enter each visit from your phone

Start a free trial, save the scorer and go live. Then type each visit’s score in the Scored box for that player, and the score and checkout on the TV update within seconds. The scorer can sit anywhere in the room. A plain fullscreen link only shows the starting scores; the stage or a live screen’s phone remote is where scores go in.

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A darts scoreboard for the pub, the club or home

Set both players to 501, 301 or 701, open the link on the TV or laptop, and start throwing. The remaining scores stay big enough to read across the room, and the checkout line under each one suggests the fewest darts to finish from there, ending on a double or the Bull.

Scores are entered on the stage, with the Scored box for each player, or from a phone when the scorer is a live screen. A plain fullscreen link shows the starting scores only, so it is the display, not the scorekeeper. There is no legs or sets counter: the two numbers are the scores. A new leg starts with Set to 501 on both.

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Put it on a TV

Make it above. The preview is exactly what the screen shows.
Open it on the screen. Press Open fullscreen on that device, or send yourself the link. For a TV with an account, open ownscreen.com/tv and enter its code on your phone.
Leave it running. It fits any screen size and asks the screen to stay on.

Questions

How do I keep score?: Press Start, then type each visit’s score in the Scored box for that player and press Add. The score falls by that amount. On a live screen the same controls are on your phone. A plain fullscreen link shows the starting scores only; scores are entered on the stage or the phone remote.
What does the checkout line mean?: It is the shortest way to finish from the score showing, ending on a double or the Bull. With 170 left it reads T20 T20 Bull. It is a hint, not a rule: the players can finish any way they call.
What happens on a bust or the winning double?: A visit that scores more than is left, or leaves exactly 1, is a bust: the score does not change and the scorer says Bust. Leaving 0 says Game shot. The scorer trusts the players on the finishing double; it does not check which segment the last dart hit.