Darts is a precision sport in which players throw small, pointed missiles (called darts) at a circular target, known as a dartboard, which is hanging on a wall. The objective is to score points by hitting specific areas on the dartboard, which is divided into numbered sections, each corresponding to different point values. Traditional darts is typically played in various formats, with the most common being ‘501’ and ‘301’, where players start with a predetermined score and aim to reduce their total to zero by hitting the right combinations on the board. The game can be played individually or in teams, and it requires skill, hand-eye coordination, and strategic thinking. Darts is popular in pubs, competitions, and professional leagues, and it has a significant following around the world.
As the iconic Darts World Championship in London approaches its climax, excitement fills the air with unforgettable matches unfolding. In a shocking twist, reigning champion Luke Humphries faced an unexpected…