[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":709},["ShallowReactive",2],{"post-\u002Fblog\u002Flexique-flechettes":3,"post-other-\u002Fblog\u002Flexique-flechettes":383},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"date":373,"description":374,"extension":375,"key":376,"meta":377,"navigation":378,"path":379,"seo":380,"stem":381,"__hash__":382},"blog_fr\u002Fblog\u002Flexique-flechettes.md","Lexique des fléchettes : 40 termes pour parler comme un pro",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":364},"minimark",[9,13,18,89,97,101,133,137,253,257,353,357],[10,11,12],"p",{},"Les fléchettes sont nées dans les pubs anglais, et leur vocabulaire aussi. Même en France, on dit « checkout », « leg » ou « ton 80 » sans traduire. Voici les termes que tu entendras autour d'une cible, du plus sérieux au plus argotique, avec leur équivalent anglais quand c'est lui qu'on utilise.",[14,15,17],"h2",{"id":16},"la-cible","La cible",[19,20,21,29,51,57,67,77,83],"ul",{},[22,23,24,28],"li",{},[25,26,27],"strong",{},"Bed"," : la zone d'un secteur délimitée par les fils, là où la fléchette se plante. On parle du « bed du triple 20 ».",[22,30,31,34,35,38,39,42,43,46,47,50],{},[25,32,33],{},"Bull"," : le centre de la cible. Le ",[25,36,37],{},"bull extérieur"," (outer bull, l'anneau vert) vaut ",[25,40,41],{},"25",", le ",[25,44,45],{},"bull central"," (inner bull) vaut ",[25,48,49],{},"50",".",[22,52,53,56],{},[25,54,55],{},"Bullseye, double bull"," : le bull central à 50. Il compte comme un double pour finir un leg en double out.",[22,58,59,62,63,66],{},[25,60,61],{},"Double"," : l'anneau extérieur fin, qui multiplie le secteur par ",[25,64,65],{},"2",". Au-delà, la fléchette ne marque rien.",[22,68,69,72,73,76],{},[25,70,71],{},"Triple (treble)"," : l'anneau intérieur fin, qui multiplie le secteur par ",[25,74,75],{},"3",". Le triple 20 (60 points) est la case la plus visée du jeu.",[22,78,79,82],{},[25,80,81],{},"Fil (wire), araignée (spider)"," : le réseau métallique qui sépare les secteurs et les anneaux. Une fléchette qui tape un fil a de bonnes chances de rebondir.",[22,84,85,88],{},[25,86,87],{},"Sisal (bristle board)"," : la matière de la cible pointe acier, des fibres compressées qui se referment après chaque fléchette.",[10,90,91,92,50],{},"Pour le détail des zones, vois notre article sur l'",[93,94,96],"a",{"href":95},"\u002Fblog\u002Fanatomie-cible-flechettes","anatomie de la cible",[14,98,100],{"id":99},"le-matériel","Le matériel",[19,102,103,109,115,121,127],{},[22,104,105,108],{},[25,106,107],{},"Fût (barrel)"," : le corps de la fléchette, la partie qu'on tient entre les doigts.",[22,110,111,114],{},[25,112,113],{},"Pointe (point)"," : l'extrémité qui se plante. Acier (steel-tip) ou plastique (soft-tip) selon la cible.",[22,116,117,120],{},[25,118,119],{},"Tige (shaft, stem)"," : la pièce qui relie le fût à l'empennage.",[22,122,123,126],{},[25,124,125],{},"Empennage (flight)"," : les ailettes à l'arrière, qui stabilisent la fléchette en vol.",[22,128,129,132],{},[25,130,131],{},"Arrows"," : l'argot anglais pour dire « fléchettes ». « Nice arrows » : beau lancer.",[14,134,136],{"id":135},"le-jeu-et-le-score","Le jeu et le score",[19,138,139,145,151,157,163,169,175,185,191,201,207,213,223,229,235,241,247],{},[22,140,141,144],{},[25,142,143],{},"Oche"," : la ligne derrière laquelle on lance, à 2,37 m de la cible. Ça se prononce à peu près « oki ».",[22,146,147,150],{},[25,148,149],{},"Volée (visit)"," : le tour d'un joueur, soit 3 fléchettes.",[22,152,153,156],{},[25,154,155],{},"Leg"," : une manche, du score de départ (501 par exemple) jusqu'à zéro.",[22,158,159,162],{},[25,160,161],{},"Set"," : un groupe de legs. Dans les grands tournois, il faut gagner des legs pour gagner un set, et des sets pour gagner le match.",[22,164,165,168],{},[25,166,167],{},"Bull-off"," : chaque joueur lance une fléchette au bull, le plus proche commence.",[22,170,171,174],{},[25,172,173],{},"Bust"," : la volée qui fait passer sous zéro, tomber à 1 ou finir sans double. Elle est annulée.",[22,176,177,180,181,50],{},[25,178,179],{},"Checkout, finish, out-shot"," : la combinaison qui ramène exactement à zéro. Le plus gros possible en double out : 170. Tout est dans notre ",[93,182,184],{"href":183},"\u002Fblog\u002Ftableau-checkouts-501","tableau des checkouts",[22,186,187,190],{},[25,188,189],{},"Leave"," : le restant que tu te laisses après une volée. « Un bon leave », c'est 32 ou 40 : un double pair.",[22,192,193,196,197,50],{},[25,194,195],{},"Double in, double out, master out"," : les règles d'entrée et de sortie du x01, expliquées dans notre article sur les ",[93,198,200],{"href":199},"\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out","variantes du x01",[22,202,203,206],{},[25,204,205],{},"Game shot"," : l'annonce de l'arbitre quand un joueur gagne le leg.",[22,208,209,212],{},[25,210,211],{},"Chalker"," : celui qui tient le score, autrefois à la craie sur un tableau noir.",[22,214,215,218,219,50],{},[25,216,217],{},"Average"," : la moyenne, en points par volée de 3 fléchettes. On t'explique le calcul dans notre article sur la ",[93,220,222],{"href":221},"\u002Fblog\u002Fmoyenne-flechettes-calcul","moyenne aux fléchettes",[22,224,225,228],{},[25,226,227],{},"MPR (marks per round)"," : au Cricket, le nombre moyen de marques par tour.",[22,230,231,234],{},[25,232,233],{},"Rebond (bounce out)"," : une fléchette qui ressort de la cible. Elle ne compte pas.",[22,236,237,240],{},[25,238,239],{},"Nine-darter"," : un leg de 501 bouclé en 9 fléchettes, le minimum possible. Le Graal.",[22,242,243,246],{},[25,244,245],{},"Whitewash"," : gagner un match sans laisser un seul leg (ou set) à l'adversaire.",[22,248,249,252],{},[25,250,251],{},"Mugs away"," : l'usage de pub où le perdant du leg précédent commence le suivant.",[14,254,256],{"id":255},"les-scores-qui-ont-un-nom","Les scores qui ont un nom",[19,258,259,269,279,289,298,307,316,322,332,338,347],{},[22,260,261,264,265,268],{},[25,262,263],{},"Ton"," : une volée de ",[25,266,267],{},"100"," points ou plus. On dit « ton 40 » pour 140.",[22,270,271,274,275,278],{},[25,272,273],{},"Ton 80, maximum"," : ",[25,276,277],{},"180",", trois triples 20, la meilleure volée possible.",[22,280,281,284,285,288],{},[25,282,283],{},"Double top"," : le ",[25,286,287],{},"double 20"," (40 points), tout en haut de la cible. Le double de finition préféré de beaucoup de joueurs.",[22,290,291,284,294,297],{},[25,292,293],{},"Madhouse",[25,295,296],{},"double 1",". Quand il te reste 2, tu es « dans la maison des fous » : souvent, ça dure.",[22,299,300,303,304,50],{},[25,301,302],{},"Bag o' nuts"," : un score de ",[25,305,306],{},"45",[22,308,309,303,312,315],{},[25,310,311],{},"Bed and breakfast",[25,313,314],{},"26"," (simple 20, simple 5, simple 1), le résultat classique d'une volée qui part à gauche et à droite du 20.",[22,317,318,321],{},[25,319,320],{},"Three in a bed"," : les trois fléchettes de la volée dans le même bed.",[22,323,324,327,328,50],{},[25,325,326],{},"Shanghai"," : un simple, un double et un triple du même numéro dans une seule volée. C'est aussi le nom d'un jeu où, dans sa version classique, réussir un Shanghai fait gagner la partie d'un coup : voir les ",[93,329,331],{"href":330},"\u002Fregles\u002Fshanghai","règles du Shanghai",[22,333,334,337],{},[25,335,336],{},"Robin Hood"," : une fléchette qui se plante dans l'arrière d'une autre fléchette déjà en place. Rare, spectaculaire, et souvent fatal pour une tige ou un empennage.",[22,339,340,343,344,50],{},[25,341,342],{},"Bogey number"," : un restant impossible à finir en une volée en double out. Sous 170, il y en a sept : ",[25,345,346],{},"169, 168, 166, 165, 163, 162 et 159",[22,348,349,352],{},[25,350,351],{},"Double trouble"," : la galère de celui qui n'arrive pas à toucher son double de finition.",[14,354,356],{"id":355},"avec-throw","Avec Throw",[10,358,359,360,363],{},"Throw a une voix d'arbitre qui annonce les scores ",[25,361,362],{},"en anglais",", comme à la télé : de quoi réviser ton vocabulaire à chaque volée. Le téléphone, posé à côté de la cible, compte tes fléchettes tout seul, au x01, au Cricket, au Capital ou au Shanghai.",{"title":365,"searchDepth":366,"depth":366,"links":367},"",2,[368,369,370,371,372],{"id":16,"depth":366,"text":17},{"id":99,"depth":366,"text":100},{"id":135,"depth":366,"text":136},{"id":255,"depth":366,"text":256},{"id":355,"depth":366,"text":356},"2026-10-27","Oche, ton 80, bust, checkout, Robin Hood, madhouse, bogey number... Le lexique des fléchettes, avec les termes anglais que tout le monde utilise au bar.","md","glossary",{},true,"\u002Fblog\u002Flexique-flechettes",{"title":5,"description":374},"blog\u002Flexique-flechettes","OuGWHm6eX7F2eqq8JjkHEjU762IcoaBzkLwxgbwtSEU",{"id":384,"title":385,"body":386,"date":373,"description":703,"extension":375,"key":376,"meta":704,"navigation":378,"path":705,"seo":706,"stem":707,"__hash__":708},"blog_en\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdarts-glossary.md","Darts glossary: 40 terms to talk like a seasoned player",{"type":7,"value":387,"toc":696},[388,391,395,456,463,467,498,502,603,607,685,689],[10,389,390],{},"Darts grew up in English pubs, and so did its vocabulary. Some of it is plain rulebook language, some of it is slang that only makes sense once someone explains it over a pint. Here are the terms you'll hear around a board, from the official to the downright cheeky.",[14,392,394],{"id":393},"the-board","The board",[19,396,397,402,420,425,434,444,450],{},[22,398,399,401],{},[25,400,27],{},": the area of a segment between the wires, where the dart lands. You'll hear \"the treble 20 bed\".",[22,403,404,406,407,410,411,413,414,417,418,50],{},[25,405,33],{},": the centre of the board. The ",[25,408,409],{},"outer bull"," (the green ring) is worth ",[25,412,41],{},", the ",[25,415,416],{},"inner bull"," is worth ",[25,419,49],{},[22,421,422,424],{},[25,423,55],{},": the inner bull, worth 50. It counts as a double when you're finishing a leg in double out.",[22,426,427,429,430,433],{},[25,428,61],{},": the thin outer ring, which scores ",[25,431,432],{},"twice"," the segment. Outside it, the dart scores nothing.",[22,435,436,439,440,443],{},[25,437,438],{},"Treble",": the thin inner ring, which scores ",[25,441,442],{},"three times"," the segment. Treble 20 (60 points) is the most aimed-at bed in the game.",[22,445,446,449],{},[25,447,448],{},"Wire, spider",": the metal web that separates the segments and rings. A dart that hits a wire has a fair chance of bouncing out.",[22,451,452,455],{},[25,453,454],{},"Bristle board",": a steel-tip board made of compressed sisal fibres, which close back up after each dart.",[10,457,458,459,50],{},"For the full tour of the board, see our article on ",[93,460,462],{"href":461},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdartboard-anatomy","dartboard anatomy",[14,464,466],{"id":465},"the-darts","The darts",[19,468,469,475,481,487,493],{},[22,470,471,474],{},[25,472,473],{},"Barrel",": the body of the dart, the part you grip.",[22,476,477,480],{},[25,478,479],{},"Point",": the end that goes into the board. Steel-tip or soft-tip depending on the board.",[22,482,483,486],{},[25,484,485],{},"Shaft, stem",": the piece that joins the barrel to the flight.",[22,488,489,492],{},[25,490,491],{},"Flight",": the fins at the back that keep the dart stable in the air.",[22,494,495,497],{},[25,496,131],{},": slang for darts. \"Nice arrows\" means good throwing.",[14,499,501],{"id":500},"playing-and-scoring","Playing and scoring",[19,503,504,509,515,520,525,530,535,544,549,558,563,568,577,582,588,593,598],{},[22,505,506,508],{},[25,507,143],{},": the line you throw from, 2.37 m from the board. Pronounced \"ocky\".",[22,510,511,514],{},[25,512,513],{},"Visit",": one player's turn, 3 darts.",[22,516,517,519],{},[25,518,155],{},": a single game, from the starting score (501, say) down to zero.",[22,521,522,524],{},[25,523,161],{},": a group of legs. In the big tournaments you win legs to take a set, and sets to take the match.",[22,526,527,529],{},[25,528,167],{},": each player throws one dart at the bull, and the closest goes first.",[22,531,532,534],{},[25,533,173],{},": a visit that takes you below zero, leaves you on 1 or finishes without a double. It's wiped out.",[22,536,537,539,540,50],{},[25,538,179],{},": the combination that takes you to exactly zero. The biggest possible in double out is 170. It's all in our ",[93,541,543],{"href":542},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002F501-checkout-chart","checkout chart",[22,545,546,548],{},[25,547,189],{},": the score you leave yourself after a visit. \"A good leave\" is 32 or 40: an even double.",[22,550,551,553,554,50],{},[25,552,195],{},": the x01 starting and finishing rules, covered in our article on the ",[93,555,557],{"href":556},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out","x01 variants",[22,559,560,562],{},[25,561,205],{},": the referee's call when a player wins the leg.",[22,564,565,567],{},[25,566,211],{},": the person keeping score, traditionally in chalk on a blackboard.",[22,569,570,572,573,50],{},[25,571,217],{},": points per visit of 3 darts. The maths is in our article on ",[93,574,576],{"href":575},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdarts-averages-explained","darts averages",[22,578,579,581],{},[25,580,227],{},": in Cricket, the average number of marks per visit.",[22,583,584,587],{},[25,585,586],{},"Bounce out",": a dart that comes back out of the board. It doesn't score.",[22,589,590,592],{},[25,591,239],{},": a leg of 501 finished in 9 darts, the fewest possible. The holy grail.",[22,594,595,597],{},[25,596,245],{},": winning a match without dropping a single leg (or set).",[22,599,600,602],{},[25,601,251],{},": the pub custom where the loser of the last leg throws first in the next one.",[14,604,606],{"id":605},"scores-with-a-name","Scores with a name",[19,608,609,617,625,632,639,646,653,658,667,672,680],{},[22,610,611,613,614,616],{},[25,612,263],{},": a visit of ",[25,615,267],{}," or more. \"Ton 40\" means 140.",[22,618,619,621,622,624],{},[25,620,273],{},": ",[25,623,277],{},", three treble 20s, the best visit possible.",[22,626,627,621,629,631],{},[25,628,283],{},[25,630,287],{}," (40 points), right at the top of the board. Plenty of players' favourite finishing double.",[22,633,634,621,636,638],{},[25,635,293],{},[25,637,296],{},". When you're left on 2, you're \"in the madhouse\", and you can be stuck there a while.",[22,640,641,643,644,50],{},[25,642,302],{},": a score of ",[25,645,306],{},[22,647,648,643,650,652],{},[25,649,311],{},[25,651,314],{}," (single 20, single 5, single 1), the classic result of a visit that sprays either side of the 20.",[22,654,655,657],{},[25,656,320],{},": all three darts of a visit in the same bed.",[22,659,660,662,663,50],{},[25,661,326],{},": a single, a double and a treble of the same number in one visit. It's also a game where, in its classic version, a Shanghai wins it outright: see the ",[93,664,666],{"href":665},"\u002Fen\u002Frules\u002Fshanghai","Shanghai rules",[22,668,669,671],{},[25,670,336],{},": a dart that sticks into the back of a dart already in the board. Rare, spectacular, and often the end of a shaft or a flight.",[22,673,674,676,677,50],{},[25,675,342],{},": a score you can't check out in one visit in double out. Under 170 there are seven of them: ",[25,678,679],{},"169, 168, 166, 165, 163, 162 and 159",[22,681,682,684],{},[25,683,351],{},": what you're in when you just can't hit your finishing double.",[14,686,688],{"id":687},"with-throw","With Throw",[10,690,691,692,695],{},"Throw has a referee voice that calls the scores ",[25,693,694],{},"in English",", just like on TV, so you'll soon have the lingo down. Stand your phone beside the board and it scores your darts on its own, whether you're playing x01, Cricket, Halve It or Shanghai.",{"title":365,"searchDepth":366,"depth":366,"links":697},[698,699,700,701,702],{"id":393,"depth":366,"text":394},{"id":465,"depth":366,"text":466},{"id":500,"depth":366,"text":501},{"id":605,"depth":366,"text":606},{"id":687,"depth":366,"text":688},"Oche, ton 80, bust, checkout, Robin Hood, madhouse, bogey numbers... The darts glossary, from the rulebook terms to the slang you'll hear down the pub.",{},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdarts-glossary",{"title":385,"description":703},"en\u002Fblog\u002Fdarts-glossary","io_RBCNg-zFiB0QoJ8PGhd19kadY0-HUJzwR4YOSOCs",1794595395589]