Checkout route count
How many legal routes finish the score in one, two, or three darts.
Routes
Darts Outshot Calculator
Generate all legal one, two, and three-dart checkout combinations for a darts score, ranked by practical finish routes and grouped with charts and full route output.
Best checkoutT20, T20, Bull170 out in 3 darts
Legal combinations1Unique setup combinations with a legal double finish
Fastest finish3 dartsPreferred finish: Double 20
Checkout board
Score remaining170
Status3 darts: T20, T20, Bull
Preferred finishDouble 20
One-dart routes0
Two-dart routes0
Three-dart routes1
Top finishing targets
The doubles or bull that appear most often as the final dart.
Routes
All checkout combinations
1 routes1 dart (0)
None
2 darts (0)
None
3 darts (1)
T20, T20, BullBest routes
1. T20, T20, BullFinish on Bull; 3 darts170 checkout
Most flexible finishing doubles
Bull1 route
Assumptions
Calculation notes
- Routes use standard darts checkout rules: maximum three darts, and the final dart must be a double or bull.
- Bull scores 50 and is allowed as the final dart. 25 is the outer bull and can be used as a setup dart only.
- The first one or two setup darts are deduplicated as combinations, so T20, S20, D10 is treated the same setup as S20, T20, D10.
- Route order uses fewest darts first, then favours the selected preferred finishing double where available among routes of the same length.
- Player preference, blocker darts, and match situation can still change the best choice.
Guide
How to use the Darts Outshot Calculator
Generate all legal one, two, and three-dart checkout combinations for a darts score, ranked by practical finish routes and grouped with charts and full route output. It is useful for comparing football table, run-in, xG, match-outcome, fantasy squad, transfer, captain, or watchlist scenarios because it keeps inputs, charted outputs, notes, and related next steps on the same page.
Start by checking score remaining and preferred finishing double. The results update as assumptions change, so you can compare scenarios before downloading a CSV report.
Inputs
Inputs to check
- Score remaining: Checkouts above 170 and some bogey numbers cannot be finished in three darts.
- Preferred finishing double: Best checkout favours this finish when a route exists with the same number of darts.
FAQs
Darts Outshot Calculator FAQs
What is the Darts Outshot Calculator for?
Generate all legal one, two, and three-dart checkout combinations for a darts score, ranked by practical finish routes and grouped with charts and full route output. Use it when you want a quick, editable estimate with charted results and visible assumptions.
Which assumptions should I check first?
Start with score remaining and preferred finishing double. Then review the calculation notes for anything the tool does not include.
Are the results exact?
The result is a planning estimate from the sports data or manual assumptions entered, not an official prediction or instruction. Check team news, injuries, fixture changes, and your own strategy before acting.
Can I keep or compare the result?
Yes. Use the Download CSV button on the calculator page to export the current inputs, headline results, detailed rows, chart data, insights, and notes.
What should I try next?
Try Football Luck Calculator, Who Should I Support Calculator, and Football Table and Qualification Calculator next. These tools are linked because they use related assumptions or answer the next practical question.