Rules for all competition formats

Players must be registered before 12:15pm for the draw to take place
All knockouts are played to the bust rule
First named player on the sheet to throw first for bull to decide who throws first in alternate legs (e.g 1, 3 and 5 or 1 and 3)
Always LOSERS to chalk please

Furthest Lady Rules

For a lady to claim the furthest lady cash prize there must be more than one lady entered in the singles competition
They have to win at least one game (e.g. if more than one lady turns up and none of them win their first game no lady player can claim a share of the money this will go into the main competition fund!)

If there is more than one lady for example winning 2 games, all ladies concerned will take an equal share of the furthest lady prize fund.
The prize money will be awarded based on games won not rounds got through 



Different Format Rules: 



Double Draw

Exactly as the title says you will be put into 2 darts draws. Entry for this day will be £8 with two draws being played one after each other and the winner of each playing each other in the final to take away 50% of the prize money

Double Elimination

Entry for this day will be £8. The basis of this format is you have to lose 2 games to be out of the tournament. As soon as you have lost 1 game you move into a losers bracket and continue until losing another game (this is not a first round losers comp, you move into the loser bracket at WHATEVER stage of the competition you lose at, be it 2nd round or semi final!) Very interesting format

Round Robin

Players are drawn into groups depending on the number of players entered. Every player plays each player in their group 3 legs of 501 (NOTE: not best of - players play all 3 legs). The winner of each group or winner and runner up depending on numbers (these are the players winning the most games in their group) will go through to a knockout stage until we have a winner.
If two players in a group are tied on games won, then legs for will be taken into account, then legs against and if there is still a tie then a playoff will be done between those involved or a highest score in 9 darts if more than two or time is short.

Bullseye shoot out

Players can pay an extra £1 and their names will all go into a hat. Before the main competition starts one lucky players name will be drawn from the hat, they will then get 3 darts at bullseye to win the cash in the kitty (no practice darts).

If the player misses, the cash rolls over to next months comp where the same will happen again and obviously if people keep missing (which could be very likely with all eyes on you to hit the bull!) the kitty could build up to a very significant

For any further information please contact:

 Stella on 07751010034 or 
The Ashford Club on 01233 647147