106 checkout
In short
106 checks out in three darts under double out: T20, S14, D16, for 60 + 14 + 32. If the treble 20 lands in the single 20, 86 is left and still on: T18, D16. Should the third dart, at the double 16, drop into the single 16, 16 is left for the next visit: D8. With only two darts in hand, T20, S14 leave 32, so D16.
T20
60
S14
14
D16
32
When a dart strays
A missed treble or double often drops into the single of the same segment, and a missed bull into the 25 around it. Here is what that leaves, and what comes next.
treble 20 → single 20
86 left, with the two darts left
T18
54
D16
32
double 16 → single 16
16 left, on the next visit
D8
16
With fewer darts in hand
The finish is then out of reach: these darts set up the next visit.
Two darts
leaves 32, so D16
T20
60
S14
14
Under the other checkout rules
Master out
finish on a double or a treble
Same route as under double out
Straight out
any segment can finish
Same route as under double out
Neighbouring scores
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