[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":586},["ShallowReactive",2],{"post-\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out":3,"post-other-\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out":312},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"date":302,"description":303,"extension":304,"key":305,"meta":306,"navigation":307,"path":308,"seo":309,"stem":310,"__hash__":311},"blog_en\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out.md","Double out, double in, master out: the x01 variants explained",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":281},"minimark",[9,22,27,42,46,51,54,58,75,79,86,90,94,97,101,107,111,117,121,128,153,156,160,194,197,201,207,214,218,260,264],[10,11,12,13,17,18,21],"p",{},"x01 is simple on paper: start from a score and bring it down to exactly zero. But the name covers several ways of playing, depending on how you're allowed to ",[14,15,16],"strong",{},"start"," and how you have to ",[14,19,20],{},"finish",". Here are the variants you'll come across, and which one suits you.",[23,24,26],"h2",{"id":25},"what-they-all-have-in-common","What they all have in common",[10,28,29,30,33,34,37,38,41],{},"Whatever the variant, each player throws ",[14,31,32],{},"3 darts"," per visit, and the total is ",[14,35,36],{},"taken off"," their score. The first player to reach ",[14,39,40],{},"exactly zero"," wins the leg. The variants only change two things: the dart that opens your scoring (the \"in\") and the dart that closes it (the \"out\").",[23,43,45],{"id":44},"finishing-rules","Finishing rules",[47,48,50],"h3",{"id":49},"straight-out","Straight out",[10,52,53],{},"Any dart can finish: a single, a double, a treble, the bull. You just need to land on zero. It's the most forgiving version, ideal when you're starting out or for a quick game with friends.",[47,55,57],{"id":56},"double-out","Double out",[10,59,60,61,64,65,68,69,74],{},"The competition rule. Your last dart has to land in ",[14,62,63],{},"a double"," (the outer ring) or the ",[14,66,67],{},"inner bull worth 50",", which counts as a double. Finishing means hitting a narrow target, and that's the whole point: a player can lead the entire leg and still lose it on the doubles. To know what to aim for, keep the ",[70,71,73],"a",{"href":72},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002F501-checkout-chart","checkout chart"," handy.",[47,76,78],{"id":77},"master-out","Master out",[10,80,81,82,85],{},"A middle ground: you can finish on ",[14,83,84],{},"a double or a treble"," (and the 50 bull). There are more ways out than in double out, but you still have to hit a ring. A good stepping stone before moving up to double out.",[23,87,89],{"id":88},"starting-rules","Starting rules",[47,91,93],{"id":92},"straight-in","Straight in",[10,95,96],{},"The usual case: every dart counts from your very first visit.",[47,98,100],{"id":99},"double-in","Double in",[10,102,103,104,106],{},"Nothing counts until you've hit ",[14,105,63],{},". Darts thrown before that aren't taken off your score, while the dart that hits the double does count. It adds real tension at the start: a player who misses the opening double can watch their opponent disappear into the distance. Double in, played with double out, is the format of the PDC World Grand Prix.",[47,108,110],{"id":109},"master-in","Master in",[10,112,113,114,116],{},"Same idea, but ",[14,115,84],{}," is enough to get you going. More forgiving than double in.",[23,118,120],{"id":119},"busts-variant-by-variant","Busts, variant by variant",[10,122,123,124,127],{},"A ",[14,125,126],{},"bust"," is a cancelled visit: your score goes back to what it was at the start of the turn, and the darts already thrown in that turn don't count. You bust when you:",[129,130,131,139,146],"ul",{},[132,133,134,135,138],"li",{},"go ",[14,136,137],{},"below zero",", in every variant;",[132,140,141,142,145],{},"reach zero ",[14,143,144],{},"without meeting the finishing rule"," (a single in double out, for example);",[132,147,148,149,152],{},"are left on ",[14,150,151],{},"1"," in double out or master out, since no double or treble is worth 1.",[10,154,155],{},"In straight out, being left on 1 is no problem: a single 1 finishes it.",[23,157,159],{"id":158},"_101-301-501-701-1001-which-starting-score","101, 301, 501, 701, 1001: which starting score?",[129,161,162,168,174,184],{},[132,163,164,167],{},[14,165,166],{},"101",": an express game, a few visits and it's done. Perfect for practising your finishes.",[132,169,170,173],{},[14,171,172],{},"301",": a short leg, often paired with double in.",[132,175,176,179,180,183],{},[14,177,178],{},"501",": the reference format, the one you see in tournaments and on TV. A top player can finish it in ",[14,181,182],{},"9 darts",", the fewest possible.",[132,185,186,189,190,193],{},[14,187,188],{},"701"," and ",[14,191,192],{},"1001",": longer legs, handy for team play where each team shares one score.",[10,195,196],{},"The higher the starting score, the more the game rewards consistent scoring. The lower it is, the more it all comes down to finishing.",[23,198,200],{"id":199},"legs-and-sets","Legs and sets",[10,202,123,203,206],{},[14,204,205],{},"leg"," is a single game: start from the starting score and count down to zero. A match is played over a \"best of\" number of legs: in best of 5, the first to 3 legs wins.",[10,208,209,210,213],{},"In the big tournaments, legs are grouped into ",[14,211,212],{},"sets",": you need to win a certain number of legs to take a set, then a certain number of sets to take the match. At the PDC World Championship, a set goes to the first player to win 3 legs. At home, best of 3 or best of 5 legs is plenty.",[23,215,217],{"id":216},"which-variant-for-your-level","Which variant for your level",[129,219,220,230,240,250],{},[132,221,222,225,226,229],{},[14,223,224],{},"Just starting out",": 301 or 501 ",[14,227,228],{},"straight out",". You learn to score without spending half an hour stuck on a double.",[132,231,232,235,236,239],{},[14,233,234],{},"Hitting the rings fairly often",": move up to ",[14,237,238],{},"master out",". You get used to aiming at a specific area to finish, with a bit more margin.",[132,241,242,245,246,249],{},[14,243,244],{},"Playing at a club or looking to improve",": ",[14,247,248],{},"501 double out",", the standard format. It's the one that gets you ready for real matches.",[132,251,252,255,256,259],{},[14,253,254],{},"Fancy a challenge",": add ",[14,257,258],{},"double in",", or try 101 double in, double out to work on both ends of the leg.",[23,261,263],{"id":262},"with-throw","With Throw",[10,265,266,267,271,272,275,276,280],{},"In Throw, ",[70,268,270],{"href":269},"\u002Fen\u002Frules\u002Fx01","x01"," runs from ",[14,273,274],{},"101 to 1001",", with straight in, double in or master in, and double out, master out or straight out, over legs from best of 1 to best of 11. The 50 bull counts as a double throughout. Stand your phone beside the board and it scores every dart and applies the variant you picked, busts included, while a checkout route helps you close the leg out. To try it, ",[70,277,279],{"href":278},"\u002Fen\u002Finstall","install the app",": it's free and it works offline.",{"title":282,"searchDepth":283,"depth":283,"links":284},"",2,[285,286,292,297,298,299,300,301],{"id":25,"depth":283,"text":26},{"id":44,"depth":283,"text":45,"children":287},[288,290,291],{"id":49,"depth":289,"text":50},3,{"id":56,"depth":289,"text":57},{"id":77,"depth":289,"text":78},{"id":88,"depth":283,"text":89,"children":293},[294,295,296],{"id":92,"depth":289,"text":93},{"id":99,"depth":289,"text":100},{"id":109,"depth":289,"text":110},{"id":119,"depth":283,"text":120},{"id":158,"depth":283,"text":159},{"id":199,"depth":283,"text":200},{"id":216,"depth":283,"text":217},{"id":262,"depth":283,"text":263},"2026-10-27","Straight out, double out, double in, master out: x01 start and finish rules explained, how busts work, and which variant suits your level of play.","md","x01-variants",{},true,"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out",{"title":5,"description":303},"en\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out","ee5m1eXOlgi9Jn9L2i7wi6SfL_9VsgCrXXK1245oPfs",{"id":313,"title":314,"body":315,"date":302,"description":580,"extension":304,"key":305,"meta":581,"navigation":307,"path":582,"seo":583,"stem":584,"__hash__":585},"blog_fr\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out.md","Double out, double in, master out : les variantes du x01",{"type":7,"value":316,"toc":562},[317,328,332,347,351,355,358,360,376,378,385,389,393,396,398,404,406,413,417,423,445,448,452,481,484,488,494,500,504,542,546],[10,318,319,320,323,324,327],{},"Le x01, c'est un principe tout simple : partir d'un score et descendre à zéro pile. Mais derrière ce nom se cachent plusieurs façons de jouer, selon la manière dont on a le droit de ",[14,321,322],{},"commencer"," et de ",[14,325,326],{},"finir",". Voici les variantes que tu croiseras, et celle qui te convient.",[23,329,331],{"id":330},"le-principe-commun","Le principe commun",[10,333,334,335,338,339,342,343,346],{},"Quelle que soit la variante, chaque joueur lance ",[14,336,337],{},"3 fléchettes"," par tour, et leur total est ",[14,340,341],{},"retiré"," de son restant. Le premier à tomber ",[14,344,345],{},"exactement à zéro"," gagne le leg. Les variantes ne changent que deux choses : la fléchette qui ouvre le score (l'entrée, « in ») et celle qui le ferme (la sortie, « out »).",[23,348,350],{"id":349},"les-règles-de-sortie","Les règles de sortie",[47,352,354],{"id":353},"straight-out-sortie-libre","Straight out (sortie libre)",[10,356,357],{},"N'importe quelle fléchette peut finir : un simple, un double, un triple, le bull. Il suffit d'arriver à zéro pile. C'est la version la plus accessible, idéale pour débuter ou pour une partie rapide entre amis.",[47,359,57],{"id":56},[10,361,362,363,366,367,370,371,375],{},"La règle des compétitions. La dernière fléchette doit tomber dans ",[14,364,365],{},"un double"," (l'anneau extérieur) ou dans le ",[14,368,369],{},"bull central à 50",", qui compte comme un double. Finir demande donc de la précision sur une zone étroite, et c'est tout l'intérêt du jeu : un joueur peut mener tout le leg et le perdre sur ses doubles. Pour savoir quoi viser, garde sous la main le ",[70,372,374],{"href":373},"\u002Fblog\u002Ftableau-checkouts-501","tableau des checkouts",".",[47,377,78],{"id":77},[10,379,380,381,384],{},"Un compromis : tu peux finir sur ",[14,382,383],{},"un double ou un triple"," (et le bull à 50). Les finitions sont plus nombreuses qu'en double out, mais il faut quand même toucher un anneau. Une bonne marche intermédiaire avant de passer au double out.",[23,386,388],{"id":387},"les-règles-dentrée","Les règles d'entrée",[47,390,392],{"id":391},"entrée-libre","Entrée libre",[10,394,395],{},"Le cas le plus courant : toutes tes fléchettes comptent dès la première volée.",[47,397,100],{"id":99},[10,399,400,401,403],{},"Tant que tu n'as pas touché ",[14,402,365],{},", rien ne compte. Les fléchettes lancées avant ne sont pas retirées de ton restant, et celle qui touche le double compte, elle. Ça ajoute une vraie tension au départ : un joueur qui rate ses doubles d'entrée peut voir son adversaire filer. Le double in, joué avec un double out, est notamment le format du World Grand Prix de la PDC.",[47,405,110],{"id":109},[10,407,408,409,412],{},"Même idée, mais un ",[14,410,411],{},"double ou un triple"," suffit pour ouvrir le score. Plus souple que le double in.",[23,414,416],{"id":415},"le-bust-selon-la-variante","Le bust, selon la variante",[10,418,419,420,422],{},"Le ",[14,421,126],{},", c'est la volée annulée : ton restant revient à ce qu'il était au début du tour, et les fléchettes déjà lancées dans ce tour ne comptent pas. Tu busts quand :",[129,424,425,432,439],{},[132,426,427,428,431],{},"tu passes ",[14,429,430],{},"sous zéro",", dans toutes les variantes ;",[132,433,434,435,438],{},"tu arrives à zéro ",[14,436,437],{},"sans respecter la règle de sortie"," (un simple en double out, par exemple) ;",[132,440,441,442,444],{},"tu restes à ",[14,443,151],{}," en double out ou en master out, puisqu'aucun double ni triple ne vaut 1.",[10,446,447],{},"En straight out, rester à 1 n'est pas un problème : un simple 1 suffit pour finir.",[23,449,451],{"id":450},"_101-301-501-701-1001-quel-score-de-départ","101, 301, 501, 701, 1001 : quel score de départ ?",[129,453,454,459,464,473],{},[132,455,456,458],{},[14,457,166],{}," : une partie express, quelques volées suffisent. Parfait pour travailler ses finitions.",[132,460,461,463],{},[14,462,172],{}," : un leg court, souvent associé au double in.",[132,465,466,468,469,472],{},[14,467,178],{}," : le format de référence, celui des tournois et de la télé. Un joueur de très haut niveau peut le finir en ",[14,470,471],{},"9 fléchettes",", le minimum possible.",[132,474,475,477,478,480],{},[14,476,188],{}," et ",[14,479,192],{}," : des legs plus longs, pratiques quand on joue en équipe, chaque équipe partageant un même restant.",[10,482,483],{},"Plus le score est haut, plus la partie récompense la régularité au marquage. Plus il est bas, plus tout se joue sur les finitions.",[23,485,487],{"id":486},"legs-et-sets","Legs et sets",[10,489,490,491,493],{},"Un ",[14,492,205],{},", c'est une manche : on part du score de départ et on descend à zéro. Un match se joue au meilleur nombre de legs (« best of ») : en best of 5, le premier à 3 legs gagne.",[10,495,496,497,499],{},"Dans les grands tournois, les legs sont regroupés en ",[14,498,212],{}," : il faut gagner un certain nombre de legs pour remporter un set, puis un certain nombre de sets pour le match. Au championnat du monde de la PDC, un set se gagne au premier à 3 legs. À la maison, des legs en best of 3 ou 5 suffisent largement.",[23,501,503],{"id":502},"quelle-variante-choisir-selon-ton-niveau","Quelle variante choisir selon ton niveau",[129,505,506,515,524,533],{},[132,507,508,511,512,514],{},[14,509,510],{},"Tu débutes"," : 301 ou 501 en ",[14,513,228],{},". Tu apprends à marquer sans rester bloqué une demi-heure sur un double.",[132,516,517,520,521,523],{},[14,518,519],{},"Tu touches régulièrement les anneaux"," : passe au ",[14,522,238],{},". Tu t'habitues à viser une zone précise pour finir, avec un peu plus de marge.",[132,525,526,529,530,532],{},[14,527,528],{},"Tu joues en club ou tu veux progresser"," : ",[14,531,248],{},", le format standard. C'est celui qui te prépare aux vraies parties.",[132,534,535,538,539,541],{},[14,536,537],{},"Tu veux du piment"," : ajoute le ",[14,540,258],{},", ou essaie un 101 double in double out pour travailler les deux bouts du leg.",[23,543,545],{"id":544},"avec-throw","Avec Throw",[10,547,548,549,552,553,556,557,561],{},"Dans Throw, le ",[70,550,270],{"href":551},"\u002Fregles\u002Fx01"," se joue de ",[14,554,555],{},"101 à 1001",", en entrée libre, double in ou master in, et en sortie double out, master out ou libre, avec des legs en best of 1 à 11. Le bull à 50 compte comme un double partout. Le téléphone, posé à côté de la cible, compte chaque fléchette et applique la variante choisie, bust compris, et une route de finition t'aide à conclure. Pour essayer, ",[70,558,560],{"href":559},"\u002Finstaller","installe l'app"," : c'est gratuit et ça marche hors ligne.",{"title":282,"searchDepth":283,"depth":283,"links":563},[564,565,570,575,576,577,578,579],{"id":330,"depth":283,"text":331},{"id":349,"depth":283,"text":350,"children":566},[567,568,569],{"id":353,"depth":289,"text":354},{"id":56,"depth":289,"text":57},{"id":77,"depth":289,"text":78},{"id":387,"depth":283,"text":388,"children":571},[572,573,574],{"id":391,"depth":289,"text":392},{"id":99,"depth":289,"text":100},{"id":109,"depth":289,"text":110},{"id":415,"depth":283,"text":416},{"id":450,"depth":283,"text":451},{"id":486,"depth":283,"text":487},{"id":502,"depth":283,"text":503},{"id":544,"depth":283,"text":545},"Straight out, double out, double in, master out : les règles d'entrée et de sortie du x01 expliquées, le bust, et quelle variante choisir selon ton niveau.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out",{"title":314,"description":580},"blog\u002Fdouble-out-double-in-master-out","lTxpaaMHrAUrv_eWXJstTQLY-TSUDcuxwenPHY1Ty9g",1794595397209]