Dart Board

A dartboard is a specialized target used in the game of darts. It is designed to facilitate accurate scoring and fair play in the game. The dartboard is usually made of sisal fibers, which are tightly packed together to create a durable and self-healing surface that can withstand repeated impacts from darts. The dartboard is divided into 20 numbered sections, each with its own point value. The numbers are arranged in a non-sequential order around the board, with the higher numbers clustered together in the middle and lower numbers on the outer edges. This arrangement is designed to make the game more challenging and strategic, as players must aim carefully to hit the higher-scoring sections. The dartboard also has a bullseye, which is divided into two sections: the outer bullseye (worth 25 points) and the inner bullseye (worth 50 points). The bullseye is the most valuable target on the dartboard, and hitting it requires a high level of skill and precision. The dartboard is mounted on a wall or a stand at a specific height and distance from the players, according to the official rules of the game.