Nobody around? Play against a bot. It throws its own darts; you only enter yours.
- Adds a bot. Up to four bots can play.
- The skill level with its approximate average.
- Removes the bot again.
The skill levels
| Level | Average | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | ~30 | Your first weeks at the board |
| Casual | ~45 | Occasional players |
| Pub | ~60 | Regular players |
| League | ~75 | League players |
| Pro | ~90 | Strong club players |
| World class | ~105 | The best in the world |
The average is the mean score per visit. Choose a level just above your own average: then you'll win now and then, but you'll have to work for it.
How the bot throws
Like a person, the bot aims at a segment, usually treble 20, and scatters around that point. The weaker it is, the wider it scatters. So its misses land in the neighbouring segments, just like yours. At the end it works out its route like a good player and throws at the right double.
Important: the bot always plays at the same strength. It doesn't adapt when you're throwing well or badly, and it doesn't check out unrealistically reliably.
- The small board shows where the bot's darts landed.
Bot with your average
With Pro and a player marked as "me", the "Bot with your average" button appears. It takes your average from your previous matches. With Pro you can also enter a custom average and double rate for the bot.
For more variety against bots, try the career: seasons with tournaments, rankings and promotion against named bots.