EXCALIBUR PL13-2 Talking Electronic Dartboard - Manual (Page 12)

player hits his or her number.
A killer will remain a killer
throughout the game unless
he or she loses all of his or her
lives.
S
OCCER
: 6 rd, 7rd, 8rd, 9rd,
10rd, 11rd, 12rd, 13rd, 14rd,
15rd
The object of the game is
to take possession of the ball
by hitting the Bull’s Eye first,
then kicking for the goal by
hitting as many double
segments as possible.
Another player can take
possession of the ball by
hitting the Bull’s Eye.
Each double will count as
one point.
The player with the
highest score wins.
B
ILLIARD
9 B
ALL
:
4-13 option
The object of the game is
to hit as many “nine balls” as
possible. The more “nine
balls” you hit, the higher your
score.
All players throw number
one through nine in order. To
get to nine, one must hit one
through eight. Only the nine
is worth points. Once you’ve
hit nine, then throw the
sequence again.
Players in this game are
not limited to three darts per
round. The current player can
continue to throw darts until
he or she misses his or her
target.
Before the game, select
the winning score from four
through 13. The first player to
reach this score wins.
S
NOOKER
The object of this game is
to cross hit one red ball
followed by one colored ball.
The colored balls, 2 through
7, shall be hit after the player
hits the final red ball (Bull’s
Eye) and colored ball. The
player with the highest points
wins.
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the numbers. Another player
acts as the Stopper, whose
goal is to hit each of the
numbers 1 through 20 once
and the Bull’s Eye in any
order.
The Scorer round is
finished when all numbers are
erased. The person with the
highest score wins the game.
If you choose to play 7
Target Scram (
7t
), the object
of the game is to throw 15
through 20 plus the Bull’s
Eye. Each must be hit three
times to close that number.
Stoppers erase a specific
number by hitting one triple,
one double plus one single or
three singles. The outer bull is
considered a single and the
inner bull is considered one
double.
K
ILLER
: 3LF, 4LF, 5LF,
6LF, 7LF, dbl
The object of the game is
to kill your opponent before
he or she can kill you. The last
person alive wins.
To start the game, each
player throws one dart with
the opposite hand (if you’re
right handed, throw with your
left hand; if you’re left handed,
throw with your right hand).
Every player needs a different
number from one another.
Each player needs to hit
his or her own number to add
one life to each hit. A player
may add one life to another
player by throwing his or her
number.
Every player can become
a killer by throwing the preset
target number (i.e. lives three
through seven). The LCD dis-
play will show “ # # ”
when a player becomes a
killer.
If you choose to play with
the double option, a player
must hit the “
DOUBLE RING
”
of his or her number once and
then he or she becomes a
killer. The killer must also hit
the “
DOUBLE RING
” of his or
her opponents’ numbers to
kill them. A killer may acci-
dentally commit suicide if a