Free relevant guide on Darts Book

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Since every review seems to consider this either an excellent or a terrible book. I just wanted to add a comment. If you are primarily a cricket fan, then you will probably hate this book. The authors are English, and cricket is not a game of much interest accross the pond. I bought this book over 30 years ago, the 1975 version, and I found it extremely helpful for developing an out strategy for 01. The authors don’t simply give you an out chart and tell you to memorize the chart. They discuss options based on the likelihood that you don’t hit the triple, but you hit the single. As an example you have 126 left and your opponent is on or close to a double. Most out charts would suggest shootine T20 which would leave 66 then T14 which leaves D12 for the win. As an alternative the authors would suggest that this first dart should be shot at T19 which would leave 69, and then stay on T19 which would leave D6. Why would you do this? If the first attempt at T19 was a single, that

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by lifeandmoney on January 11th, 2012 | RSS | trackback

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