Cricket Bullseye Scoring. The bullseye is actually the focal point of the board and the aim of every player. The outer bullseye counts as one and the inner bullseye as two.
By the scoring darts rules the outer section is worth 25 points while the inner section is worth 50 points and it is the most central point of the board and the game itself. Cricket requires each person to close out numbers meaning players have to score each number 15 through 20 and the bullseye three times before the game can end. In a vertical column down the middle of the scoreboard write out the numbers 15 16 17 18 19 20 and bullseye or b for short.
There s another important aspect of the bullseye referring to the start of the game.
Once a player team scores three of a number it is owned by that player team. There s another important aspect of the bullseye referring to the start of the game. Have your boots you can take the load of a church this being for the better the grip on the table is important to note the term was actually having to carry yet. Or if you want an expanded game click the fullboard option which will include doubles triples and 3 in a bed scores.
