What is Darts?
Choose a difficulty and throw. The server seed fixes the payout band and position inputs before the dart moves. The board maps those inputs into the matching colored zone; its areas are illustrative, not a probability chart. Multiple darts can fly at once and fade independently.
How to play Darts
- Difficulty. Harder settings have narrower colored targets, a smaller bullseye, and rarer high multipliers. See game information for the difficulty-specific return figures.
- Throw dart. Commits the stake and launches the dart toward the server-authoritative result.
Darts payouts & return to player
The multiplier printed on the landing band is applied to the stake. A result below one returns less than the stake; a result at or above one is recorded as a win. Payouts are rounded down to whole cents, which can lower the effective return on fractional wagers.
The published RTP headline for Darts is 98.00%. RTP describes long-run expected return, not what a particular session will pay. Read more about Bink’s published game RTPs and their assumptions.
Checking your Darts results
Keep the round identifier from your game history. Our round verification guide explains how to check a completed result against its seed information. The provably fair overview explains what that verification proves. It does not predict future outcomes or guarantee a win.
Explore more quick rounds
If you want to explore other quick rounds, start with these Originals:
Browse all Originals and their guides, or start with the Bink Originals beginner’s guide.