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Re: Baseball Dart Rules (For the special board)

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Posted by blake (68.65.124.31) on 20:40:13 29/12/05

In Reply to: Re: Baseball Dart Rules (For the special board) posted by marlon

: We have that same cheapo dartboard in the office also.
: And we've toyed with different ways of playing.
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: One way we've looked at is that you are always the pitcher trying to strikeout your opponent (in a 2 person game).
: You play the 9 innings and the person with the most runs wins.
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: Alternative way.. a batter and pitcher... This makes use of the center circle.. where the batter tries to get a homerun (bullseye). I still haven't figured out a way alternate pitcher/batter... as i've only begun to think up a new way. Perhaps we can develop a set of rules.
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: : That is the exact same board I have. Or rather, when I didn't know any better I bought a paper wound dart board and on the back was that baseball set up. Whenever I have played it I treated it like a baseball game. In any given round you get three outs regardless of how many darts it takes. You play 9 innings (or 8.5) and whoever has the most runs wins. If there are official rules I'd love to know what they are.
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: : Zeeple
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: : : Anyone know where we can get the rules for the baseball game that looks like the board in this picture? http://images.dartboards.com/images/products/large/HX018.jpg
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: : : THANKS!
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I also have this board and the way i decided to play was that you were the batter and trying to throw at the targets...if u hit the first base thats were u go and same with 2nd and 3rd base then u have the outs you can get and the strikes and balls...but idk wat to do about the steal base if there is no one on base and idk what you do if your dart lands somewhere that has no instruction i just called it a foul but i cant find anything on the internet that tells you how to play

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Comments:	: : We have that same cheapo dartboard in the office also. : : And we've toyed with different ways of playing. : : : : One way we've looked at is that you are always the pitcher trying to strikeout your opponent (in a 2 person game). : : You play the 9 innings and the person with the most runs wins. : : : : Alternative way.. a batter and pitcher... This makes use of the center circle.. where the batter tries to get a homerun (bullseye). I still haven't figured out a way alternate pitcher/batter... as i've only begun to think up a new way. Perhaps we can develop a set of rules. : : : : : : : That is the exact same board I have. Or rather, when I didn't know any better I bought a paper wound dart board and on the back was that baseball set up. Whenever I have played it I treated it like a baseball game. In any given round you get three outs regardless of how many darts it takes. You play 9 innings (or 8.5) and whoever has the most runs wins. If there are official rules I'd love to know what they are. : : : : : : Zeeple : : : : : : : Anyone know where we can get the rules for the baseball game that looks like the board in this picture? http://images.dartboards.com/images/products/large/HX018.jpg : : : : : : : : THANKS! : : : : : : : : I also have this board and the way i decided to play was that you were the batter and trying to throw at the targets...if u hit the first base thats were u go and same with 2nd and 3rd base then u have the outs you can get and the strikes and balls...but idk wat to do about the steal base if there is no one on base and idk what you do if your dart lands somewhere that has no instruction i just called it a foul but i cant find anything on the internet that tells you how to play
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