Darts: 50 Ways to Play the Game: How to Play Darts in Every Way Imaginable

I like that the author reviewed some well-known games but also several not so well-known ones. It's nice to have something new to play with the grandkids!

Gotobed on Darts is the go-to reference guide for all tungsten throwers. This concise tome, the ultimate authority in some parts, can be consulted quickly to settle a simple rules debate or pored over methodically for a deeper understanding of the multi-faceted universe of darts. Gotobed has provided more than a mere how-to book; for the price of a good pair of socks, he's given us the definitive manual on the world's greatest gentlemen's game. From "Once 'round the Isle" to "Shove Ha'penny" to the classic "Hound and Hare," you'll find all the great ones here, delivered in succinct, old-world gentility.

Not exactly what I expected. Thanks

Good condition but hard for me to understand but on me for lack of knowledge of British darts

Grandson liked it !

This is a really good book with lots of instructions on 50 ways to play darts.

Bought this as a present for my dad who is an avid dart player. He loved it.

Fun book and timely delivery.

The product description is (at worst) wrong, and (at best) very misleading. So be aware: (a) this is a paperback "book" (more of a pamphlet really) (b) the dimensions are 19.5 x 12.5 x .5 cm. It's 64 pages long and was last printed in 1988 - yes, this is the 1988 edition.None of that particularly detracts from the contents - but I do hate to be sold mutton dressed as lamb.Inside the 'book' you will indeed find instructions for playing 49 variants on the game ("the standard game", or 501, being #1). The descriptions given are generally no more than a paragraph or two long - brief and to the point, but absolutely adequate. If you love darts but would like some variety, you'll find plenty of suggestions here.

good

Enjoyed reading about Dart games which are no longer played. Will interduce them back to the young and old players when next at our local.

awesome

The book is very plain, has zero diagrams, wasn’t what I was expecting