FANS have been left in shock after a huge announcement was made about the dartboards for the World Darts Championship. The upcoming tournament is set to see the introduction of a new-look dartboard… ...

Dartboards can vary quite a bit stylistically, ranging from the cabinet-like setup with swinging doors to a full-sized machine you might associate with the favorite corner of your local watering hole.

Luckily for all the budding Michael van Gerwens and Luke Littlers out there, we've compiled a list of our favourite dartboards, tested by our very own talkSPORT team. From professional-grade ...

This professional bristle dartboard has the exclusive endorsement of the British Darts Organization (BDO). It has an increased scoring area, reduced bounce-outs, and improved dart deflection. The ...

Dartboards are a fun addition to any garage or game room, don’t take up much space, and are fun for the whole family—or catching a buzz with friends who are too lazy for billiards.

Ian Cook, Unbiased Dartboards and Biased Calculators, The Mathematical Gazette, Vol. 61, No. 417 (Oct., 1977), pp. 187-191 ...

Playing darts is surprisingly popular in Japan, and a big reason why is coin-operated darts machines. With on-screen guidance and automated scorekeeping, they’re fun for beginners and veterans alike, ...

It may sound easy, but the teaser is trickier than it first appears, as the dartboards are featured on a red background and already contain some red markings themselves - making the darts harder ...

4. Dartboards are made from compressed biscuits of African sisal. 5. In 1896, Brian Gamlin, a British carpenter, arranged the numbers on the dartboard as we see them still appear today.

Can you find the three red darts hidden among these dartboards? If you manage to find them in no more than 15 seconds, you might just have a genius IQ - so give it a go!