Game Rule

CRICKET is a strategic game where you claim territory by hitting specific numbers on the dartboard. You score points from your claimed areas while trying to block your opponent from doing the same. The game uses seven target numbers: 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, and BULL (the center). When your darts hit these areas, they're shown as marks like / or ×. Different sections of the board give you different marks depending on where your dart lands.

Marks Required to Claim Territory (Strike For Territory and Points!)

You need 3 marks to claim territory. Single areas count as 1 mark, requiring 3 dart hits to claim. Double areas count as 2 marks, and triple areas give you 3 marks with just one dart, allowing instant territory claim. Once you've claimed territory, hitting the same area adds points equal to that number.

Close Your Opponent's Territory! (Defense!)

If your opponent claims territory first, you can close that area by achieving 3 marks on the same territory, blocking them from scoring. The key to winning Cricket is strategically blocking your opponent's territory while building your own to accumulate points. The player with the highest score at the end wins.