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Top 5 Most Common Darting Myths

In this video I discuss the top 5 most common darting myths and explain why they're myths. I know that the 4th one is going to trigger a bunch of people but that doesn't make it any less true :) Enjoy, wwd
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  • @lowbornCO
    @lowbornCO4 жыл бұрын

    Cricket has plenty of strategy! If your overall goal is to never be competitive in the PDC Cricket is a great strategy!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    😂 Doubles are tough to hit

  • @Bullitt3309
    @Bullitt33094 жыл бұрын

    The comment about the throw is spot on. What a lot of people fail to realize just because it looks awkward, doesn't mean it isn't repeatable. Darts is like 10 pin bowling in the throwing motion. Consistency and repeatability is key to shot making. The top pro's in bowling and darts have developed muscle memory unique to themselves.

  • @rommel1701
    @rommel17012 жыл бұрын

    I started learning things specially the tungsten % and the board spraying water. The best way is to learn from the expert, and legit reviewer like this channel. This are so HELPFUL and INFORMATIVE. DOUBLE THUMBS UP.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    Thank you sir! Did you happen to see my new video? Make sure you get in the giveaway 👍🏻

  • @rommel1701

    @rommel1701

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts Yes sir I already watch your current video. Thank you very much for what you are doing. To those who really wanted and love the sports of dart. I hope I can do the same here in the Philippines to have a dart clinic to our youth someday.. A Big plan but I know time will come that is workable. Thanks again KEEP SAFE and HEALTHY.

  • @samlong3514
    @samlong35144 жыл бұрын

    Totally agree with all of them, especially the cricket. Being from the UK I've only ever used it as a quick warm up game.

  • @bobdamico3715
    @bobdamico37153 жыл бұрын

    Spot on with 4/5 and you know where I’m gonna go lol If you can grab a point on your last dart so that the opposing player if he throws a 9 mark can’t take the lead Or you have one dart in your hand and grabbing some points so that your opponent has to hit more bullseyes comes to mind Or how about a player who just struggles with 18 which can change your approach how you play that opponent So WW You should do a vid on beginners do’s and dont’s if you haven’t already. My 2 tips are always follow all the way through the dart and beat the board like a drum-seems to me that’s always the common thing world class players always do. Love your attitude and videos!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Okay, hear me out here... You suggested that someone throws for more points to increase their lead by 10 marks. Now think about that in the real world or a real match situation. You're suggesting that a player can add more points with a MASSIVE lead. Look at it this way... a really, really good player isn't going to average 3.3mph in steel tip. So we're talking about a 3 TURN lead if someone is up by 10 marks. If a player is winning by that much then it really doesn't matter what they throw at to be honest. And yes, anyone at any time can bang in a 9 mark but let's be honest, how often does that happen? Also, what you're suggesting is exactly what I said. You can either close numbers or choose to point more. You're also suggesting that we can accurately predict what a player is going to hit and adjust accordingly. Imo that sounds good for debate but it's practically impossible to predict what anyone is going to hit before they throw. I'm a decent player and I could totally miss or I could blast in a 9 mark on ANY given throw. To suggest someone can predict how someone is actually going to play is unrealistic. Cricket is a GREAT game for debate. There's a million 'what if's' and that why cricket makes for good discussion. But in a real match situation I would guess that 99% of all games work out like they should.

  • @paulgreen5305
    @paulgreen53054 жыл бұрын

    Never played cricket game always confused me . and you made me feel better with the lower percentage tungsten not being inferior and equal in quality i play with 85% cause im comfortable with a thicker barrel being always used to brass darts. Enjoyed vid thank you

  • @hamisharnold8745
    @hamisharnold87454 жыл бұрын

    I'm from the UK and only know very little about cricket, and the two strategies you talked is pretty much all that I know about the game.

  • @michaelholdman9516
    @michaelholdman95164 жыл бұрын

    Happy St. Paddy’s World Wide! The virus took away my ability to go get some beer... BUT I’m enjoying a glass of wine as I type. If I run out of that I’ll switch to the rubbing alcohol in my medicine cabinet. LOL I really enjoy your insights on darts! Cricket, 501, Bobs 27 Shanghai... I enjoy them all ! I hope I’m more hung over than you come tomorrow. That’ll mean I had a great night! Lol

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Michael! Wine works well too 👍

  • @austindorf83
    @austindorf832 жыл бұрын

    As a noobie, I’ve never heard of any of these myths, but good to know regardless. I still play with the cheap darts my board came with, as spending $200 on darts won’t make me a better player

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    You're already way ahead of the game then. Many players, especially Americans think that the more a dart cost the "better" it is.

  • @TC_83
    @TC_834 жыл бұрын

    Just found your channel. Loving it from 🇬🇧

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Awesome! Thank you! 👍

  • @LURCHMEISTER
    @LURCHMEISTER4 жыл бұрын

    2:32 a mention to A180. Based in St. Helens UK where I'm from. I live a mile and half away from there. Fantastic shop, been using them for years. I've had some excellent set of darts from there and reasonable price too.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yep. Karl is an awesome guy. A180 was the first UK shop I ever ordered way back in the day 👍

  • @jtpalooki7757
    @jtpalooki77574 жыл бұрын

    Great point on the throwing motion.. it is awesome to see top players when they are on.. they will the dart all over the board!! Taking out big checkouts, turn after turn.. and Chizzy changes his grip for certain situations.. IT DOES NOT HAVE TO LOOK PRETTY!! As for your throwing motion, it works for you! I’m sure I’m not the only subscriber that has tried it😁.. keep smashing them 9s..(damn standard flights.. keep going left!) yeah me too.. and for Niels with the husky/malamute.. get the darts you’re gonna love them.. it is never the darts fault.. but you do have to like what you throw.. go for it!!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks JT 👍

  • @kennethsmith6022
    @kennethsmith60224 жыл бұрын

    It's so weird that since watching you, I've changed to short stems and tear drop flights. My throw feels so much better.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    There's a few pro's that use them. Duzza and Beaton I believe? If it works it works. I happen to have a flight comparison video coming soon too 👍

  • @kennethsmith6022

    @kennethsmith6022

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts I happy with my setup so far. And they didn't cost alot. About £20 all in

  • @t2dghealthyresearch952

    @t2dghealthyresearch952

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thrim 2 milm straight down flights.. Even better

  • @edzejandehaan9265
    @edzejandehaan926519 күн бұрын

    I'm a beginning dart player, and I didn't want to buy too expensive darts. I choose Bull's Virus darts, 70% tungsten. Simple pencil barrel , rather grippy. Works fine for me a couple of months in. I strongly suspect that generally the type of dart you play with really doesn't matter thàt much, compared to throwing technique.

  • @punaluuboy69
    @punaluuboy69 Жыл бұрын

    I've just been browsing through KZread and searched for champions choice dart boards and "Worldwide Darts" was the only channel that came up. So, I watched it and left a pretty lengthy comment for that video. At the end of my comment I mentioned what I do to every new board out of the box. And now after watching this video I have to address... Myth #5 - it should be common knowledge around the dart community what water does to any bristle dartboard, cheap or not. I'm from Hawaii born and raised here with beautiful sunny weather almost year round. In the Islands the majority of the house dartboards are outside in the garage where it's open and comfortable for any amount of people to relax, talk story or pair up and get a dart game going. I have been playing darts since the early 90's and from personal experience over 30yrs that I played I've NEVER intentionally sprayed water on or thought of doing it in the first place. But, I do spray my board with any "silicon" base lubricant. I started using WD-40 first which worked but dried out after a few weeks. Till I saw this can next to the WD-40 that caught my eye with Sealant, Protects, Lubrication and Silicon and read everything on that can and what it was use for. Bought it and never stopped using any other product on my boards ever since. Hint: WD-40 is Water Displacement #40. Hmmm...Silicon, seals what you sprayed from "water", lubricates surfaces or softens the surface with petroleum properties that won't dry out for a while but still remain in the board for excellent healing. The only Con is when removing the darts after spraying the board your tips/points will have residue of the product on it. So, avoid touching the tip until you can wipe it off before throwing it again. This is right after you'd sprayed but eventually it will dry or come unnoticeable when setting up your grip again. I hope this helps you with protecting your dartboards from the elements to soften it for better healing properties...Shoot'em Up!! "HI_TON808" 🤙😎🌴

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the comment. I hope you watched this new video with the Champions Choice board ... kzread.info/dash/bejne/gHV2j6Ntoc6sgag.html

  • @900schutter
    @900schutter2 жыл бұрын

    cricket doesnt have a lot of strategy to it. but i find it usefull to just learn to throw to other numbers (as a beginner)

  • @metal_master
    @metal_master2 жыл бұрын

    Personally I like the way you throw your darts because they seem to release with quite a bit of speed and hit the board straight like an arrow. Being a bit of a novice my throw has some arc to it which I'm still trying to correct. I dunno if thats common for some people or if I just have lots to learn but I guess practice makes perfect 🤷🏻‍♂️.

  • @ThaGamingMisfit

    @ThaGamingMisfit

    2 жыл бұрын

    I have exact the same issue, almsot all my darts go in to a left angle, I yet have to pinpint the exact problem in my release and tryign to fix it, which is pretty hard if there is no one around me to 'correct' me.

  • @christopheradams7158
    @christopheradams71584 жыл бұрын

    Loved that video mate & what a great 170 out shot & thanks for those handy tips about the darts corner website i got myself a nice hand warmer free gift with my order of some new designa 32 gram solar ray darts ! I'll let you know how they throw 🎯

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you! Sounds like you got yourself some heavy weight bombs! Same weight Ryan Searle uses and uses well. Enjoy 👍

  • @stevenball8904

    @stevenball8904

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yeah let us know, just bought some designa vampira darts, so far they play fantastic infact my average is higher on them

  • @christopheradams7158

    @christopheradams7158

    4 жыл бұрын

    That’s great to hear Steven & I’m in the same boat as you as these darts are just what I was looking for a lovely 2 inch straight barrel with a nice grip I’m well pleased with them

  • @TheWKDJones
    @TheWKDJones4 жыл бұрын

    Couldn't agree more , I have a better action than you but you throw miles better than me , I've used a few sets of darts but my match darts are a set from red dragon 80 percent tungsten cost £26 , to look after your board you rotate regular and try to use points that ain't aggressive if you can , great video as always keep up the good work

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Cheers Lee. I think if players rotated their board a bit more often they would see the benefits from it. I see WAY too many players absolutely destroying a segment before they rotate it 😬

  • @DJWerkz
    @DJWerkz3 жыл бұрын

    Number 4 THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I am a Brit living in Texas and playing in the American leagues, cricket is a VERY simple practice game lol

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Right! But if we tried telling that to some of the old timers they're going to have a meltdown. "it's so full of strategy it's like playing chess" 😂😂

  • @TheOnlineBusker

    @TheOnlineBusker

    3 жыл бұрын

    Wow man what's that like? Is it a soft tip league?

  • @DJWerkz

    @DJWerkz

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@TheOnlineBusker no steel point,...it’s not bad actually. There are some very good players here in Houston so the competition level can be challenging which keeps things interesting. Only down side for me is that I live in the SW outskirts of Houston and there are no bars this side of the city that have a team and play the leagues so I have had to drive closer to the city (Houston is VERY large and spread out).

  • @TheOnlineBusker

    @TheOnlineBusker

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@DJWerkz Cool man! Good that you play real darts tho!

  • @DJWerkz

    @DJWerkz

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@TheOnlineBusker lol....yes don’t worry, I take every opportunity to tell my American friends to put the children’s toys away and play real darts 🤪😂

  • @davorgolik7873
    @davorgolik78733 жыл бұрын

    Thank you for good advices, and for honesty! I find yor throw a little bit unusual, but nevertheless your performance is awsome. The right argument to support the thesis!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for watching!

  • @hddm3
    @hddm3 Жыл бұрын

    Great tips

  • @TheOnlineBusker
    @TheOnlineBusker3 жыл бұрын

    This is a great channel. You have a cool way of explaining things. I subbed. I'm a Brit living in Spain and the only game they play here in the leagues is cricket. (all soft tip boards in bars too, no real ones).... they'd swear it's like chess! Question about the water thing...what should I do if my board gets really dry because it's hot here? Nothing? just leave it? Cheers! By the way, I think there is a game called cricket in the UK, one darter is the "bowler" and the other the "batsman", the bowler throws at the bull to get "wickets" and the batsman throws at treble 20 to score "runs". At least that's what I played with my dad ha!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Well thank you for the comment. I appreciate it 👍

  • @monoelmono9476
    @monoelmono94764 жыл бұрын

    Would you recommend having a humidifier in the room in winter where the dartboard is? Because of forced Air heating it dries out the board a bit. I also notice at the bar I play with the winter dry air and hot lights on them the board warps a fair bit

  • @michaelkjellerup4479
    @michaelkjellerup44793 жыл бұрын

    Just recently (few weeks ago) discovered your videos (watching from Denmark). Now I'm watching on a very regular basis. The thought that strikes me often is: how are you not a pro player? Have you perhaps been? Just ordered a repointer tool - thanks for that video as well.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for watching 👍🏻

  • @2572todom
    @2572todom4 жыл бұрын

    American here. Absolutely agree with the cricket myth. No strategy whatsoever to play the game. In fact, I have only had one occasion where my opponent actually played scoring cricket. Every other time it's just whoever closes the scoring sections first wins. Absolutely boring game (imho). Especially when you get challenged by beginners.

  • @captainturf3995
    @captainturf39954 жыл бұрын

    Point, Point, Close in Cricket until your up 100 then Close, Close, Close. If you’re behind it’s Point, Point, Point until you’re ahead again... then back to Point, Point, Close. Try it, bet you’ll win more games

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Point, point close only sounds good when talking about cricket. If the opponent is blasting triples on me then there's absolutely nothing I can do. You either throw better than the opponent or you don't.

  • @mikehrabar7999
    @mikehrabar79998 ай бұрын

    "Slop into the bottom of the board . . . " 😂 That'd be me.

  • @synrme5812
    @synrme58123 жыл бұрын

    Omg thank you,i was gonna use a damp cloth on my dart board to make it heal

  • @NorgeTyskland
    @NorgeTyskland4 жыл бұрын

    I have never heard of anyone spraying the dart board 😳

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I'm finding out that it must be an American thing only 🤷‍♂️

  • @k1llwizzy

    @k1llwizzy

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts its a technique from back when boards had a wooden backboard on them, dry wood cracks and is more prone to bounce. but ever since hair boards became a thing its no longer helpful and on fibre boards like the blade series its harmfull

  • @alamaoui90

    @alamaoui90

    4 жыл бұрын

    Something my mother and father used to do when they owned a Pub in Frankfurt. Something I did up until i got my Blade 5 and saw in the booklet to not do it.

  • @robotennis61
    @robotennis613 жыл бұрын

    great vid

  • @spencerirish4783
    @spencerirish47834 жыл бұрын

    Hey WW, thanks for the videos! You mentioned you suffered dartitis a few years back, any suggestions for practice, drills, mental tricks? Sometimes I just try too hard and get wayward marks. Thanks!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I used lighter darts and that seemed to help. I also played in a very dimly lit room. Just enough light to see what I was hitting. That seemed to take the pressure off and allow me to release the darts. I'll be making a video on the topic in the near future.

  • @TehNosaj

    @TehNosaj

    4 жыл бұрын

    I would take ping pong balls and throw them in a large cup. I found that they helped my get the feel of a smooth release back into my throwing motion.

  • @andyskinner7163
    @andyskinner71634 жыл бұрын

    great words on throwing action.i watch your videos in awe of your ability.so really goes to show with darts you have to put the reps in and find your own style that works.ok i'm off to spray my board:)) maybe not

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Andy. I really didn't want to include that one as I didn't think I could explain it properly. I never want to discredit a perfect throw like Hankey, Lowe, Barney, etc... as it will work best over an extended period of time.... but only in theory. I know we've all seen example of top professional players with less than ideal throws that play at a ridiculous standard and do so for years. At the end of the day the only thing that counts is what targets we're able to hit.

  • @andyskinner7163

    @andyskinner7163

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts exactly.and that is what is great about darts.yes a fluid ,textbook throwing style is great to watch but as your video showed and both men from my homeland.jocky and big hendo.great players .and in jocky an absolute legend

  • @jonhykawy6556
    @jonhykawy65564 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the videos, Worldwide. These are fantastic. Btw, re your myth that 90% darts are "better" than 80%. Darts are generally tungsten/nickel alloy. 90% W/10% Ni has a density of 18.3 g/cm3, 80% W/20% Ni has a density of 17.2 g/cm3. That's only 6% difference, not much. If you made a 22g dart blank, just a cylinder of solid metal alloy, and each of them was 40 mm long, then the 90% alloy would have a diameter of 6.2 mm and the 80% alloy would have a diameter of 6.4mm. Somehow, I don't think that's going to screw up anyone's groups all that much. The real difference is that people think tungsten is exotic and they want to buy something closer to 100% tungsten. All that does is make the darts much tougher to machine and manufacture.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Spot on! And very true with your last sentence. Since the metal is stronger it makes it more difficult to machine and it eats through tooling much more quickly. That's why the higher tungsten content cost more. Not because it's "Better". Thank you for your very informative comment 👍

  • @jonhykawy6556

    @jonhykawy6556

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts One other quick note. To get a kg of 99.9% tungsten bar from China today will cost you $33.70. You pay the shipping, that's FOB cost. To get a kg of really pure nickel metal from Norilsk, the cost is about $14.03 a kg. So 30 grams of 90% alloy costs only about $0.95 in raw material costs. 30 grams of 80% alloy is only about $0.89 in raw materials. Yes, someone has to make the alloy, cast it, rough it out, fine machine it, etc etc to make a dart. But starting with maybe $3 in raw materials for 3 darts, can anyone explain why a set of 90% darts should really cost you $100? Other than marketing and bling and irrationality, I can't. Now, that said I have a set of Monster Helios II barrels that I love, but I got them on sale. So I was only irrational, not completely nuts.

  • @shanestevens622

    @shanestevens622

    4 жыл бұрын

    The closer you get to 100% tungsten the more brittle your dart will be, if that lands on a hard floor....snap, and they'll be VERY expensive!!

  • @northernsegageorge6510
    @northernsegageorge65103 жыл бұрын

    Hi from Ireland where it’s currently raining and freezing cold 🥶. I have cheap darts and expensive ones and I’m crap with both so myth 2 is correct for me. Love the videos btw and glad to be a new subscriber.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the sub. Appreciate it! 👍🏻

  • @jonathanherring9915
    @jonathanherring99154 жыл бұрын

    you forgot the main strategy for cricket, hit loads of marks and hit more than your opponent.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    That one works great 👍😂

  • @shaunrogers2256

    @shaunrogers2256

    4 жыл бұрын

    Your cricket we call Micky mouse.

  • @sped6954

    @sped6954

    3 жыл бұрын

    I haven't played much cricket, but one thing about it is that is competitive, in that everything you do affects your opponent and vice versa. In X01, you have an opponent, sort of. But your main competition is yourself. It's been a long time since I've played cricket, like lots and lots of years, and I threatened to look up the rules and practice at it a few days ago, but I still haven't done it lol.

  • @knowyourouts3466
    @knowyourouts34664 жыл бұрын

    Good video 1)80% Tungsten will just a little girthier but wont affect the average player. Agreed! 2)Lol....Totally agree. Very silly to spend money on expensive darts. Get tungsten off amazon for $60 3)I somewhat agree. It is a bit of an uphill battle if your throw has some hitches. Causes more variance. But you are somewhat right. I have a short follow through but still win on my leagues. 63PPR 4)Agreed. But this took me some research on a computer. Take a point lead, then cover numbers....never chase. Better players want a long game, if your opponent is better than you, you want a short game. That simple. 5)WTF?!?!?!?!?!!? That would ruin a board. Lol.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    $60 for darts is extremely expensive. GREAT darts cost around $20usd from UK dart shops. Have you seen my recent Designa Patriot X darts review? 90% tungsten dart for less than $20. Buying darts in the USA is a complete and total rip off. www.howtomasterdarts.com/2018/03/darts-retail-in-us-savvy-business-model.html?m=1

  • @samira8004
    @samira8004 Жыл бұрын

    Great work, it makes alot of sence!.

  • @dudleyorgeron4034
    @dudleyorgeron40344 жыл бұрын

    back in the early 80S I won a few tournaments with nickel/sliver darts. then I took that money to buy a better set of darts.

  • @pauldavison1910
    @pauldavison191011 ай бұрын

    Great darts always wanted to try them nice one worldwide

  • @muddman2006
    @muddman200610 ай бұрын

    I’ve been waiting for Match Day Monday to come back back

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    10 ай бұрын

    Been a long wait 😂

  • @markcurran6089
    @markcurran60894 жыл бұрын

    Great vid WWD, love these different types of videos! Loving the shirt, Happy St Patrick’s Day too from Ireland! We can’t celebrate it due to the bad corona virus breakout :(((

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you! We are shut down here as well. Just me and my shirt here at home today. All the best Mark 👍🍀

  • @northernsegageorge6510

    @northernsegageorge6510

    3 жыл бұрын

    And here we are 9 months on from your original comment and we are yet again in another lock down 😩

  • @user-po3pz9vv2z
    @user-po3pz9vv2z8 ай бұрын

    Love your review. USA

  • @garrettomeara9413
    @garrettomeara9413 Жыл бұрын

    Love the ireland top 🇮🇪

  • @RSWILDERNISS
    @RSWILDERNISS4 жыл бұрын

    Great video explaining the people new to the sport some common mistakes!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thank you 👍

  • @DL-zj4wd
    @DL-zj4wd2 жыл бұрын

    i have another strategy for cricket, works well for amateurs like me with avg about 50: starting with bull. if i have the 1st throw, i always start with bull, if the opponent starts, react to him. if he not open a field, then go for bull. for me it works very well, after the bull is open, so many pressure is gone. if i open the bull first, i win 90% if the games. of course its only works for beginners i think

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    How is that "strategy" though? You're choosing to throw at the smallest segments on the board to start the leg off. If I did I'd be luckily to hit a 3 mark or maybe a 4 mark at most. If I start on 20's hopefully I could hit a 5 mark or more. Either way, you're throwing at a target and hoping to hit it. That's just part of the game. I'm not seeing it as strategy at all. Seems to me that a newer player is really going to struggle doing this.

  • @DL-zj4wd

    @DL-zj4wd

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts just because the pressure. if i hit the bull quickly, most pressure of me is gone to my opponent, i think thats all. how i said, it works very well for me. but most times, when i start with bull, the opponent do the same. i think thats also a point, why im lucky with that. i play cricket always against good friends

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@DL-zj4wd I'm decent at darts and I don't think I could average 3mpr on the bulls. So imagine what your typical league player might hit. 1 maybe 1.5 bulls on average? Cricket is all about how many marks per round you can hit. Any dart player is going to be able to hit the numbers at a much higher rate compared to the bulls. Your handicapping yourself by throwing at bulls first.

  • @DL-zj4wd

    @DL-zj4wd

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts yea i know what you mean. how i said, i play cricket only against friends, where i knew how good they are and how they playing. they have no stratety (:D), only copying(?), what i do. maybe im slightly better at bull then my friends. but i fully understand what you mean. i just that my friends most of the time copy me, when i start at bull. i think, thats the reason why i never felt like handicapped. when i think about, nobody of us plays for making big points. if anyone has a bit more points then the other, he try to open up all fields. can this called be tactical? 😅 i love this game, but i can see, you are fully right. this game is simple af 😅

  • @BadgerBotherer1
    @BadgerBotherer14 жыл бұрын

    My main darts are 80% tungsten and the cheapest in the Red Dragon catalogue. Unfortunately, now you've lured me into the Cosmo system, I've just bought some duralumin stems as three plastic shafts have broken in as many days. So, my stems cost three-times as much as my barrels!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I'm surprised you didn't try the carbon ones. I've never broken one of those.

  • @BadgerBotherer1

    @BadgerBotherer1

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts I ummed and ahed, but decided on the duralumin because they didn't cost much more than the carbons, and I saw a few people saying they'd had a few carbons break. I had no plastic Cosmos break in three months, and then three broke in s couple of days, so perhaps they gradually weaken with time and after a few bounce-outs?

  • @shanestevens622

    @shanestevens622

    4 жыл бұрын

    I used to use aluminium stems, but I was playing over a hard floor and dartboard had thick wires in those days, a lot got bent and I moved to nylon. Nylon has been out classed by polycarbonate, more choices in shape, style,colour etc.. but they are too brittle, I had cosmos but they break all the same, had brand new ones snap on me and they snapped just hitting the board, no dart contact or anything, not buying them again! I play over a carpet and rubber ochre strip now so I may try aluminium again.

  • @theredeemer9023
    @theredeemer9023 Жыл бұрын

    im from the uk and we play cricket/tactics different we do 20-15 but with doubles trebles and bulls that becomes more tactical as you need to choose between the treble say or the score.

  • @leegregory1822
    @leegregory18223 жыл бұрын

    in sunny england we play a different game called cricket ... Your either bowling or batting if bowling you only go for the bull and outer bull. Outer is 1 wicket bull is 2 if your batting you need to hit a score over 40 to score then add you score until wickets run out you can set your own perimeters how many wickets or a higher score to score but you get the gist. Good game and everyone need some bull training from time to time

  • @evansphenomenal

    @evansphenomenal

    3 жыл бұрын

    It's also called the mickey mouse right?

  • @macbrian1703
    @macbrian17034 жыл бұрын

    Hey Worldwide, great video, one thing you can tell a novice cricket player(not a points game) to go for bulls first. He or she will have several marks from strays after closing the bulls.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    That's very true. The bull could be added to when I said a weaker player should throw at the bottom of the board to get more slop. If they miss the bull they still might score. One of the things I dislike about cricket, you get rewarded for missing or playing poorly

  • @andyproctor3588
    @andyproctor35884 жыл бұрын

    LOL I'm glad you did this video man have a ton of 80% tungsten darts that I would play at any time any day the only difference is size hard to get people to believe that and strategically playing cricket don't even know where to go with that it's pretty simple you have one or two ways to go you do not have to be a calculated legal mine to figure that one out and spraying water on your dart board we shouldn't even be having that conversation thanks worldwide waving my hand from Florida so far coronavirus free😷

  • @paulcarey1988
    @paulcarey19884 жыл бұрын

    Very interesting and entertaining video Ww👌I don't own an expensive set of darts and there less than 90% tungsten but I love them and feel that they play every bit as good as an expensive set. Ps. Liking the shirt, happy St. Patrick's day and keep up the great content🍀🎯💯👍

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Paul 👍

  • @mjdoc4231
    @mjdoc42314 жыл бұрын

    Great vid and love the shirt 👌

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks! 😁

  • @jtpalooki7757
    @jtpalooki77574 жыл бұрын

    Hey not to put any pressure on you or anybody.. but I’m down at my house in Florida for a few weeks.. and they just closed every bar in the state for 30 days... WTF!!!! So how about throwback Wednesday’s.. I need content ASAP!! Keep up the good work. An happy St Patrick’s day!! Have a Guinness on me..🎯🍻

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I'll do my best! I have a BANGER of a review coming tomorrow. Shockingly nobody has reviewed them yet. Then a Top 5 Biggest Darts Gimmicks video after that. It seems like KZread views have spiked about 3x over since all this virus crap is going on

  • @jtpalooki7757

    @jtpalooki7757

    4 жыл бұрын

    Apinall’s darts? or Ryan Searl’s darts?? Would u even throw them at your new board?thanks again

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@jtpalooki7757 Either one has normal points. They won't damage the board. The 32g Searle darts might not be good for the spider though. You'll just have to wait until tomorrow! 😋

  • @leegregory1822
    @leegregory18223 жыл бұрын

    yea i tried your throw my darts traveled at least a inch from left to right i can't control the spin like u fairplay

  • @terryzacharides5077
    @terryzacharides50776 ай бұрын

    i have a board in my bar, i have a blade 6, lot of concentration around the treble 20, which has in turn weakend that area, i been looking for other solutions, other than just spinning the board around and moving the numbers, is there any other solutions ? or is that the only solution to sort it out ?

  • @trevormason3825
    @trevormason38253 жыл бұрын

    I enjoy cricket just because it gets me throwing places I wouldn’t normally throw (17,16,15)

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Cricket is fun. I'm American so it's mandatory 👍🏻

  • @trevormason3825

    @trevormason3825

    3 жыл бұрын

    I’m American too. I had probably played hundreds of games of cricket before I even knew what 501 was 😂😂

  • @thebiggestone6365
    @thebiggestone63652 жыл бұрын

    Love your vids. Greetings from Germany!!

  • @paulclarkson1778
    @paulclarkson17782 ай бұрын

    In the same way that 80% tungsten is no worse than 90% tungsten, neither is brass. I played county A for a decade in the 1980s and 90s and I was always battling my darts. I used brass darts in 1980 when I first played league darts (Pompey Inter Firms) and they flew beautifully. I'm now using brass again and they are so much better balanced. And with the advent of longer points, slightly fatter barrells can be kept away from the board meaning grouping is easier.

  • @Cove_Ops
    @Cove_Ops4 жыл бұрын

    I knew you were gonna say that one. Lol

  • @johnt.6034
    @johnt.60343 жыл бұрын

    Great video. I agree that cricket lacks the strategic element. I’d also argue that 501 is not particularly strategic either. It requires arithmetic competence and/or memorization of outs. That’s not really strategy. The only strategy involved is when a player sets up for a convenient double rather than taking on a finish involving the bull, if the opposition is not on an out. Having said that, it is more enjoyable to watch.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for the comment. 100% agree. I think when a player learns to play either game then that's it, they know how to play or they don't. Here's an example using 501. let's say we're both sitting on 265. I go first and hit S20, S20, T20 to leave 165. Oops no out. Then you step up and hit the same exact shot but only on 19's by going S19, S19, T19. You've now left a checkout with 170. Just because you knew enough to go 19's I wouldn't call that "strategy". It's just something you knew enough to do that I didn't know. Bunch of memorization and knowing how to play instead of strategy imo.

  • @johnt.6034

    @johnt.6034

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts I totally agree. Regardless of the amount strategy involved, 501 is so much more satisfying to watch. It also requires players to use more of the board than in cricket (more specifically doubles), which is why I’d consider it a more difficult game. I can’t imagine that if the pdc started playing cricket it would garner any significant interest.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@johnt.6034 Right! And on top of that the cricket legs could last a couple minutes up to 10 minutes or more. There would just be now way no accurately work in commercial breaks or even the length of a match. I wouldn't mind watching a floor event if it was cricket though. It would be nice to switch things up once a year or so

  • @catinthehat661

    @catinthehat661

    2 жыл бұрын

    Plus you wouldn’t get to hear the announcer belt out One Hundred EIGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHTY!

  • @mc-cm4ze
    @mc-cm4ze4 жыл бұрын

    From ireland love the shirt🇮🇪 I have a question I got a target world champions dart board after 2 days it seems alright but the darts always hit it very very softly do you reckon it will last or is it just a rip off it cost around 30 euro

  • @fergalnaughton2253

    @fergalnaughton2253

    4 жыл бұрын

    Where in ireland are you from milk?

  • @mc-cm4ze

    @mc-cm4ze

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@fergalnaughton2253 from limerick ma n

  • @fergalnaughton2253

    @fergalnaughton2253

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@mc-cm4ze right, I'm from laois

  • @S1XMedia
    @S1XMedia4 жыл бұрын

    Regarding the “perfect action = better darts” point, I would caveat it by saying that smoother action means more consistent high level darts. When Henderson is on he’s really on, but there’s often times when his rocking motion is off

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I didn't even like #3. I couldn't think of anything else 😂

  • @S1XMedia

    @S1XMedia

    4 жыл бұрын

    Worldwide Darts I would be interested to hear your opinion on different flight shapes/styles, I’ve tinkered with my setup a few times trying to find the right one and I’ve struggled to stick to one

  • @tommywembridge2224
    @tommywembridge22244 жыл бұрын

    Very interesting mate, watching from the uk!

  • @StylishIrisman
    @StylishIrisman2 жыл бұрын

    Nice T shirt man!! Hey can I ask, if I am repointing Red Dragon darts, do I have to use red dragon points? There’s not much information or good quality videos relating to dart points on KZread with all the information someone new to repointing might need. Might be a good idea for a video!

  • @richardcottrell7062
    @richardcottrell70623 жыл бұрын

    Thanks and I agree with everyone of those myths! Good job

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thanks

  • @davyvissers7766
    @davyvissers77662 жыл бұрын

    Cricket has strategy. It all depends on which version you play. I (in Belgium) learned to play the version with 20 to 12, double, triple and bull. For example if you throw triple 20, 20 and 20. What do you tick off? 1x triple and 2x 20's of 3x 20 + 40 points?

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    Cricket played on a field with balls and bats has strategy but I'm not talking about that game either. I was only referring to the American version

  • @no_name8363
    @no_name83632 жыл бұрын

    There was a man once spraying water onto the dartboard at the country club right b4 the age of coronavirus (refer to the myth no 5). And now, he never been allowed to participate in any tournament at the club.

  • @Tom-zr3tr
    @Tom-zr3tr4 жыл бұрын

    Your dartboard looks great😍 Good Video👍

  • @MichaelJohnson-mh7mp
    @MichaelJohnson-mh7mp Жыл бұрын

    You ALWAYS spray your dartboard when it is Elmwood, and soak it at night. You never spray your bristle board.

  • @michaelrega6134
    @michaelrega61344 жыл бұрын

    Could you rewiew the red dragon nucleus, i could only find them on amazon but i think they would suit your style. They are soft tip and wheigh 18 grams. I hope you can find them somewhere😀😎

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I had about 10 sets of them. They're actually Winmau Tornado darts that were renamed to be sold by RD on Amazon. Great darts though 👍

  • @nandorlengyel3734
    @nandorlengyel37344 жыл бұрын

    I Luv your vids!

  • @victorreznov0077
    @victorreznov00774 жыл бұрын

    I'd love to see you review the winmau pulsar 23g straight barrel. I know they are a little heavier than you usually throw but I'd love to see what you think of them.

  • @Negan_1
    @Negan_14 жыл бұрын

    Never heard of people spraying the dartboard with water lol. Amazing

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I think it was popular here in the states for some reason. That's where the video with 55k views was made.

  • @martincook9494
    @martincook94944 жыл бұрын

    Cricket is played here in the uk. I love it. There is also another cricket game I play that is based on the rules of the actual game of cricket, 2 innings 10 wickets etc and is a fun 2 player game.

  • @kylegarfield1386

    @kylegarfield1386

    4 жыл бұрын

    That's what we play brilliant for doubles/pairs we always play you gotta score more than 60 to get runs/points

  • @jonathanherring9915
    @jonathanherring99154 жыл бұрын

    also, how about the myth that Soft Tip darts is somehow inferior than Steel Tip. I play steel 98% of the time, but I love playing soft tip and think it just as valid a form of darts as steel tip. It may not have the international following that steel tip commands, but that could change.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    I agree. I started playing soft tip in late 2001 and my best ever weekend was at a soft tip tourney. I cleaned up $$$ 👍

  • @ronsprouse7856

    @ronsprouse7856

    4 жыл бұрын

    I agree. Soft tip isn't inferior. It is different but it's still darts. And I like darts. So I enjoy playing soft tip even though steel is my favorite.

  • @weaponsxpert87

    @weaponsxpert87

    2 жыл бұрын

    Soft tip is for kids

  • @Jp-gw3tu
    @Jp-gw3tu4 жыл бұрын

    Standing proud the Celtic Race Never feared the foe to face Scot and Irish we are one we're Celts we're Celts we will fight on. Love the shirt man. Alba Gu Bràth agus Tiocfaidh ár lá. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪🇪🇺

  • @johnwalters4792

    @johnwalters4792

    3 жыл бұрын

    Come on England 😁

  • @lizziemcdonald1748
    @lizziemcdonald1748 Жыл бұрын

    i say when it comes to the myth about price of darts i play better with a more expensive dart but its not because of the price but the fact that the higher priced ones come in a thinner barrel and i have small hands and when i play with the more thicker ones i get a soar hand and can't play for long times. thats the only reasion i bought a more expensive set

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    Жыл бұрын

    Huh? That makes no sense at all. Here's a set of $25 95% tungsten darts that are thin. Price has absolutely nothing to do with the size of darts... www.ebay.com/itm/185910319918?hash=item2b491e5b2e:g:F1AAAOSwFThkbLnU

  • @BrandonSmith-sq9wg
    @BrandonSmith-sq9wg4 жыл бұрын

    3 comments. 1) I have indeed payed 150 bucks for darts. Am currently playing my best darts with 14 dollar (usd) clearance darts from DC. 2) I don't bother with cricket anymore. After playing 501 exclusively for almost a year, you will have to be a cricket specialist to beat me. 3) perfect throw? Haha. That's a catch all. What's perfect for me is an extended arm and a smooth backstroke and a very fluid thrust with a full follow through. Dosen't happen as often as I like but some of the best in the world do indeed, have jerky, snatching throws. Point in hand, if it works, do it. (Dont be so closed minded that you think you can't improve.) This was a fun vid6 wwd. Refreshing.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Brandon! I could have done without reading the first part of your #1. But happy to read the 2nd part 😂👍

  • @jonlaroche5239

    @jonlaroche5239

    3 жыл бұрын

    Lmao what is a cricket specialist and where can I find one??? That's funny.

  • @Redskies453
    @Redskies4534 жыл бұрын

    For cricket, it matters whether you're aiming for trebles or not. You will miss more sectors aiming closer to the bull, but you might get more trebles and make a smashing lead.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    That makes no sense. I'm trying to hit trebles with every dart I throw 🤷‍♂️

  • @Redskies453

    @Redskies453

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts yeah but I suck. If I'm aiming for the fat part of the 20 I would average 2 marks a visit. Going at the treble I might only get 1.

  • @shanestevens622

    @shanestevens622

    4 жыл бұрын

    Like the man said, if you suck then go low

  • @kevspencer5744
    @kevspencer57444 жыл бұрын

    Cricket does not have many strategies, when you play singles if you are in front on points you close, if you are behind on points you get in front first before you close. That being said it has more strategy than 501 which is score as much as you can and leave a finish and try not to leave a 3 dart bogey number. Cricket doubles can have more strategy, especially if you play the rule that you can not begin to score on a number until both of the team have closed it first.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    "That being said it has more strategy than 501" You cannot be serious here? I'm going to take a wild guess here and say "American". You're definitely American right? Let me elaborate on this a bit. Pretend 2 players are sitting with 107 remaining. Player 1 goes first and since they play cricket all the time they really don't have a good concept of how to play 501. So because of that they throw at the 20's missing wide left into the S5 leaving 102. Turn is over as you can't finish 102 with two darts. Player 2 steps up and throws at 19's first dart and throws the same exact miss to the left. The difference is that player 2 knew the "strategy" that gives them the best chances to still win a leg. With 100 remaining they throw T20, D20 for the win. Is that NOT a strategy? A strategy is doing something that will give a player an advantage. Because player 2 knew that missing to the left or right on the 19's will still give them an out is in fact a strategy. The same can be said for MANY shots. Example, throwing at 19's with 303 remaining. 7 19's leaves 170. That's an advantage over throwing at 20's leaving 163 with the same 7 mark. One more example. Two players are left with 181. Player one throws at 20's but is only able to hit 3 singles leaving 121. Player 2 steps up and throws S20, S20 and then with the last dart they throw at the bullseye but hit a 25 to leave 116. On the next turn player 2 can finish on a normal double while player 1 might only get a dart at the bullseye. See, 501 is WAY more complicated then most players realize. Something that so many Americans fail to take into consideration. It takes months and years to properly learn how to play 501. I can teach someone everything they need to know about cricket within a couple LEGS. Don't chase, pick a new number and point when down on points, if ahead on points pick a new number to close or point some more. That's it. There is absolutely nothing more to the game then that. Now to be totally fair an argue both sides of the coin I would agree with someone if they said BOTH games have almost zero strategy at all. You either know how to properly play the games or you don't. And if someone wants to claim that knowing how to play is in fact a strategy then I'm okay with that. Personally I think the examples I listed are nothing more than memorization but they do in fact give me a clear advantage over someone that's not aware at the proper segment to throw at.

  • @kevspencer5744

    @kevspencer5744

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts Lol No I am English but living in Portugal, here we play a lot of Cricket on the Soft tip machines in the league always doubles and both team mates have to close to score on a number. 501 bith players can just score although there is an annoying Freeze rule that usually gets me lol.

  • @vandeboarebreker
    @vandeboarebreker4 жыл бұрын

    spraying the dartboard with water was used in the old days when the dartboards were made from horsehair. today they are made from synthetic fiber so no use at all.

  • @jeepinon35s

    @jeepinon35s

    4 жыл бұрын

    There's another myth dart boards were never made a horse hair.

  • @Thomas_Bergel

    @Thomas_Bergel

    4 жыл бұрын

    steve beschuyt So they are not using sisal anymore?

  • @DieParan00bs

    @DieParan00bs

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@Thomas_Bergel They are still using sisal, at least for the "upper tier" boards.

  • @Thomas_Bergel

    @Thomas_Bergel

    4 жыл бұрын

    Kevin Paran00b Yes, i know, but steve doesn‘t...

  • @craigfrith7024
    @craigfrith70244 жыл бұрын

    Dartitis is simple to understand it’s a fear of failure if you don’t think your going to hit what you want to your brain won’t let you release the dart

  • @johnhadley4308
    @johnhadley43084 жыл бұрын

    You have such a cool fro by the way

  • @nickthefox72
    @nickthefox724 жыл бұрын

    We play cricket on the board here in the uk. We invented it!!

  • @drazenmustafic4497
    @drazenmustafic44973 жыл бұрын

    You must try play cricket horor..we play in croatia this game..play for 4 players and start with 20.every player must close 20 segment.if you dont close the number other players give you points till you close the number.if you have 19 and hit 17 you got pause round and others give you points..if you have more then 500 points you must call round of drink..super game for soft tip

  • @DJdubz5er
    @DJdubz5er4 жыл бұрын

    I’d say cricket provides more opportunities to effect what your opponent throws at, thus at least one strategic way to effect the game. But, still gotta out throw your opponent in player 1 vs player 2 sense.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    What do you mean by "more opportunities"? Compared to what? How you play the game is pretty much set in stone though. If I go first and hit 4 20's you now have an opportunity to throw at 19's as you should. If you're up on points I now have the opportunity to throw at a new number and try to regain the point lead. Let's be honest here, it's one of the most simple dart games there is. Playing the game as a player should doesn't make the game more technical or strategic. A true strategy is doing something that will give you more chances to win the game. Other than the two things I talked about there really isn't much more you can. Just hope you play better than the other person.

  • @IzzyL-ny9gj
    @IzzyL-ny9gj Жыл бұрын

    I was always wondering would spraying water on your dart board help it last longer, but from what I have seen in the comments it’s more about controlling the moisture in the air then spraying water. Otherwise other then moving the numbers every so often nothing else is going to prolong the life of the board. Would you agree to that?

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    Жыл бұрын

    Yep, just rotate the board at a minimum of once a week and your board should last longer

  • @BigStank
    @BigStank4 жыл бұрын

    32 seconds in "it'll piss off people from one specific country" - AMERICA for sure

  • @ballsach8864

    @ballsach8864

    3 жыл бұрын

    Oi do ya have a license to say that?

  • @joebeattie9748
    @joebeattie97484 жыл бұрын

    Great video WW. Boom!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks! Boom! 👊🏻☘

  • @ronsprouse7856
    @ronsprouse78564 жыл бұрын

    Uh-oh! You done did it now. 🦗🦗

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    #Triggered

  • @johnclydepascua7643
    @johnclydepascua76434 жыл бұрын

    Love this video! I just want to ask how do you take care of your dartboard and how do you keep them in perfect condition?

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    All I do is rotate my board a lot. I rotate more than most anyone and I think my boards remain in better condition compared to most players. I've already rotated my brand new Blade 5 DC once after 3 days. My goal is to make sure all segments look alike. If one segment looks worse than another that's a great indication of NOT rotating enough.

  • @johnclydepascua7643

    @johnclydepascua7643

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts thanks man!

  • @meathead2281
    @meathead22814 жыл бұрын

    Great video. Love the shirt!

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks!

  • @ryanswango8786
    @ryanswango87863 жыл бұрын

    Agreed with cricket. I don’t even really like it. I play it on GranBoard if challenged, and to practice for money games of Bermuda. That’s about it

  • @totoyalpajora
    @totoyalpajora4 жыл бұрын

    You are my idol now

  • @timothygeib9887
    @timothygeib98874 жыл бұрын

    Agreed. Not "A lot" of strategy. But you listed two more than any 01 game.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    There's quite a bit of strategy in 501 to be fair. You're American right?

  • @timothygeib9887

    @timothygeib9887

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts Yes I am

  • @tomvincent7616

    @tomvincent7616

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@WorldwideDarts you have opened the door so I'm going to ask you to do the same as you've asked others. Please explain to us some of the strategies within 501. Do note though, in other comments you've explained that all it takes to win in cricket is a higher mpr and you will win. So in saying that, as I've commented on another post, based on your thinking all it should take to win 01 is a higher ppr and hit your doubles first. There really isn't any other strategy then that. You can't have your cake and eat it to. In other words you can't have it both ways. Either there is Strategy in HOW you get there or there is not. Please don't chicken out and not answer, I am curious to understand your thoughts on this as at this point we have differing ideas on this subject. Oh, and I'm NOT American.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@tomvincent7616 Again, I never said that the higher MPR will always win. That's not true at all. But... in 501 there's some sort of strategy in knowing how to play the game., Take 2 players both sitting on 271. The first player throws at 20's and hits S20, S20, T20 to leave 171. The second player throws S19, T19 and a 25 to leave 170. One player has used strategy to leave an out while the other did not. BOTH player threw a 5 mark round yet one has a clear advantage by leaving a possible checkout. Is that not strategy? What about when 2 players are left with 104 remaining. That's a realistic checkout isn't it? Player one goes first and misses with the first dart into the single 5. They CANNOT checkout from there. Player 2 is up and throws at 19's and misses to the left exactly like the first player did. But this time Player 2 is left with 97 and checks out by going T19, tops. Player 2 had a clear strategy by accounting for misses as well as perfect shots. That gave him a clear advantage over player 1 who doesn't know all their percentage shots. See, I can physically type out strategies when referring to 01 games but if you read this entire comment section nobody has typed out a clear strategy that will give them an advantage over the opponent when it comes to cricket. Other than the two I mentioned in the video.

  • @tomvincent7616

    @tomvincent7616

    4 жыл бұрын

    ​@@WorldwideDarts here is your comment that how I read it means if you throw a higher mpr you will always win. "Worldwide Darts 4 days ago Spot on. If I'm on fire and come out and hit a 4.5mpr in steel tip when I go first there's not much anyone can do to beat me other than to throw better. It's not like a "strategic" 3.2mpr is going to beat me. The only thing that can stop great darts is by throwing better darts." But moving past that to your thoughts on 501 above. 2 players on 271 - You do make a decent argument but based on how you are arguing against cricket what you've described simply comes down to who throws better darts because if the 20's shooter hits a 140 instead of a ton he'd be sitting on 131 likely giving himself 6 darts to get out. Also, because after 2 darts sitting at 231, there was nothing he could hit to give him an out. Where as the 19s shooter after 2 darts was sitting at 195 so once again the better darts gives you the best chance to win. But on top of all of that, regardless of who understands the math best (that is not a strategy in my mind), you still have to hit what you are aiming for. Alternatively, here is a good example, 2 players have 119 or even 123 left. Is it a strategy to throw 19 vs 20 first or is it simply you are not experienced enough or don't know your math well enough to know to throw 19's. Is that strategy or lack of knowledge? In your scenario, the better darts win and saying they both hit a 5 mark means nothing in 501 as it's ppr that is key and your 19 shooter shot a better ppr (101 v 100) Your 2nd point also decent but comes down to the one strategy you said was in cricket. You are throwing in a way to account for misses. Just like your throwing at the bottom of the board strategy in cricket. Throw where if you miss you still have a chance to hit something advantageous. Yes this is a good strategy for lower end players but better players don't plan on missing so it would not be a strategy for everyone. In both scenarios it still comes down to if you throw better darts you will win. You've described scenarios that show a player not hitting what he would have liked to hit. You've presented scenario's where one player hits what they aimed at the other did not. The only strategy you are describing is playing the percentages and that I can agree with. So that equals 1 strategy for 01. To your last comment about no one has added any further strategy, I think how you understand or are using the term strategy may be different then how others interpret the term. But here goes another "strategy" players use. Maintaining a multiple Bull advantage. By keeping a multiple of 25 point advantage it will force your opponent to hit additional Bulls to win. So for example if I get to Bulls first and that is the last segment my opponent can open to point on me and I stand with a 50 - 74 point advantage he will have to hit 3 additional bulls and as Bulls in steel tip tend to be the toughest segment to hit this gives me a clear advantage and by giving yourself an advantage you've used a good "strategy" have you not? Also by gaining this 25+ advantage early your opponent will have to hit a minimum of a 2 mark (or hit a double or Triple) to regain a point advantage and only 1 dart to either mark a new segment or try and gain a point advantage. This gives you 3 darts to either point more or close other segments. In my mind that is a strategy as you are giving yourself an advantage. Still on bulls, another strategy would be to close that segment early. This serves 2 purposes. 1 - it tends to be the toughest segment for some to close so closing it early puts significant pressure on your opponent and gives you a better chance to win. 2 - By closing (or open as some would say) bulls you now can score higher by hitting a single bull then if you hit a single of any other segment. Now this bull strategy is not likely to be used by many but if you hit bulls well it could be a "strategy" used to give you a greater advantage of winning. Cricket is certainly a topic that can be discussed for days and never come to a 100% agreement from everyone. But if your only understanding of strategy is close numbers and finish with equal or more points then the same thing needs to apply to 501. Finish by doubling out first regardless of how you get there. If you want to apply the how you get to the finish in 01 as strategies then you really should be looking at the how as strategies in cricket.

  • @jamesmcintosh8082
    @jamesmcintosh80823 жыл бұрын

    I spray my board with water that has just a few drops of all purpose cleaner in it. It's nearly ten years old and hangs on my back porch. Guess I'll keep spraying!😄😄

  • @grantrichards4950

    @grantrichards4950

    3 жыл бұрын

    My board is 40 years old and hangs outdoors in a breezeway. I've never sprayed it and it still works well.

  • @keithpetersen9196
    @keithpetersen9196 Жыл бұрын

    The only strategy in cricket is close 20 and 18 first, then throw at bull for the rest of the game. Eventually you'll close the rest 😂

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    Жыл бұрын

    Yeah, not much to the game at all but Americans will have you believing it's similar to chess 😂

  • @toddstones6949
    @toddstones69492 жыл бұрын

    The 90% tungsten are better than 80% because they are smaller. That’s the whole point. It’s easier to fit all three darts into a small area

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    2 жыл бұрын

    A lot of people prefer wider darts. Look at Phil Taylor for example. It's all personal preference. You might prefer thin darts as I do. I play with darts that are 5.7mm wide. I also have a backup set of 80% tungsten darts that are 5.8mm wide. Others might like playing with wide darts

  • @fuckfuckfuckshit781
    @fuckfuckfuckshit781 Жыл бұрын

    Cricket has more strategy than 01. So "a lot" is subjective and contextual.

  • @WorldwideDarts

    @WorldwideDarts

    Жыл бұрын

    You just gave an opinion that cricket has more strategy than 01 and then backed it up with no examples. There's a lot more to learn when playing 01 compared to cricket. It's not even close. That why you play cricket, because it's easy to learn right?