Hi,im trying to calculate the averages for the team format which consists of: fours 701, three's 601, doubles 501, and team of six 801. ie: Spencer threw 12 darts, 9,40,45,21 in the four's 701 (4 players in the team) 45,83,70 in three's 601 (3 players in the team) 60,45,41 in the doubles ( 2 in the team) 100,66 in the team game (6 in the team) how can I calculate his average? can you please help me as my head is starting to boil.

Isnt't this simple maths? Add up his scores and divide by the number of darts to get his one dart average, multiply the one dart average by 3 to get a three dart average.

Or am I being thick?

Exactly what Ginge said , the game makes no difference. Add up the scores divide by darts thrown multiply by 3 for the three dart average.

Then take off 10 if you were playing on one of those big PDC boards.

Looking at the scores it won’t be much higher than 10 anyway!!

60.42 I get lol

Someone here knows a maths professor, what average do you want

The board used is very important

Ok Guys Thanks.

cerance wrote:Ok Guys Thanks.

Welcome to the forum.

Do I dare ask how he was trying to work it out?

Ginge wrote:Do I dare ask how he was trying to work it out?

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not feeling well, head shot,confused.com lol

Astonvilla wrote:Then take off 10 if you were playing on one of those big PDC boards.

Why would it be a flat 10 point deduction anyway? Surely the deduction would have to be a percentage? Hmm?

Ginge wrote:Why would it be a flat 10 point deduction anyway? Surely the deduction would have to be a percentage? Hmm?

You are right, 20 points.

That isn't a percentage.

Yeh but every 3rd dart on the unicorn board falls out of the sisal.

After extensive research you can deduct 17.5% from your average on a unicorn to find your actual average.

We call it Uncle Barry's VAT

After extensive research you can deduct 17.5% from your average on a unicorn to find your actual average.

We call it Uncle Barry's VAT