For organizers

Five pubs, twelve weeks, one darts league that collects itself.

Dues taken once at the start rather than week by week at the bar, and standings that cross every venue.

Built for it

There is no darts panel. The stat line knows the game anyway.

Legs and 180s in the standings, a circuit across your venues, and dues nobody collects in cash.

Entries

Entry size
1–8 players
Waitlist, auto-confirming as spots free
Lottery entry with a claim window
Waiver signed at checkout

Darts setup

Game
Four types, including 501, 301 and around the clock
Legs and sets
Best of 1, 3 or 5
Finish
Double out or straight out
Boards
How many are in play

Scoring

Points recorded per entry
Per-player stat line
Legs · 180s

Format

Round-robin schedule
Elimination bracket
Standings
Updated as results land
Captains submit scores, you approve

The season, running itself

Results you never type twice.

Schedules generate from your registrations. Results come in, and the table updates in the shape darts is actually scored in.

Darts — Standings● Live
1 · Last Pick7–1
2 · The Regulars6–2
3 · Northside5–3
4 · Sunday Best4–4

Twelve nights, five pubs, one table

A circuit is a real object here, not a folder. Each night is a stop on it, every result feeds one set of standings, and the season rolls over when you start the next — so moving between venues stops costing you a spreadsheet.

  • A thrower joins the circuit once; from then on their nights count toward it
  • Play enough nights and the rest of the season is guaranteed to you, without asking
  • Seasons are first-class: this winter’s table does not bleed into next winter’s

Common Questions

Can one league move between venues?
Yes. A circuit ties every night into one season with standings across all of them. It is the most useful thing here for a pub league.
How do the dues get collected?
The season fee splits into a share per thrower, each charged on its own and arriving as it clears. Nobody collects notes between legs.

What it costs, when you are paid, what a refund reverses and how the fee cap works: pricing, payouts and refunds for league organizers.

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