160 checkout
In short
160 checks out in three darts under double out: T20, T20, D20, for 60 + 60 + 40. If the treble 20 lands in the single 20, 140 is left, out of reach with two darts left: T20, T16 leave 32, so D16 on the next visit. Should the second dart, at the treble 20, drop into the single 20, 80 is left, out of reach with the last dart: T16 leaves 32, so D16 on the next visit. With only two darts in hand, T20, T20 leave 40, so D20.
T20
60
T20
60
D20
40
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
140 left, set up 32, so D16 on the next visit
T20
60
T16
48
treble 20 → single 20
80 left, set up 32, so D16 on the next visit
T16
48
double 20 → single 20
20 left, on the next visit
D10
20
With fewer darts in hand
The finish is then out of reach: these darts set up the next visit.
Two darts
leaves 40, so D20
T20
60
T20
60
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
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