[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":534},["ShallowReactive",2],{"post-\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fplay-darts-online-with-friends":3,"post-other-\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fplay-darts-online-with-friends":277},{"id":4,"title":5,"body":6,"date":267,"description":268,"extension":269,"key":270,"meta":271,"navigation":272,"path":273,"seo":274,"stem":275,"__hash__":276},"blog_en\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fplay-darts-online-with-friends.md","Play darts online with friends, each at your own board",{"type":7,"value":8,"toc":243},"minimark",[9,13,18,21,29,33,59,68,72,77,88,92,103,110,114,118,129,133,140,144,155,159,162,187,191,195,202,206,213,217,220,224,232,236],[10,11,12],"p",{},"Your favourite opponent has moved away, or simply lives too far for a midweek match? With Throw you can play darts online, each of you at your own board, with your own phone keeping score. Here's how it works, what it doesn't do yet, and how to get the most out of a game.",[14,15,17],"h2",{"id":16},"the-idea-two-boards-one-game","The idea: two boards, one game",[10,19,20],{},"Each player stands their phone beside their board, just as for a normal game. Your phone scores your darts, and the Throw server links the two of you: it receives every visit, applies the rules and keeps the score up to date on both sides.",[10,22,23,24,28],{},"The game is played ",[25,26,27],"strong",{},"live",", turn by turn: you throw your visit, your opponent watches your score drop, then it's their go. Just like down the pub, except the other board is in another town.",[14,30,32],{"id":31},"what-you-need","What you need",[34,35,36,43,53],"ul",{},[37,38,39,42],"li",{},[25,40,41],{},"A free Throw account",": it's how you find your friends, invite them and keep your stats. You don't need one to watch a public game.",[37,44,45,48,49,52],{},[25,46,47],{},"A steel-tip board"," with your phone beside it, ",[25,50,51],{},"side-on, 1.5 to 2 m away",".",[37,54,55,58],{},[25,56,57],{},"An internet connection"," during the game (the rest of the app works offline, but online play obviously needs the network).",[10,60,61,62,67],{},"If you haven't got the app yet, ",[63,64,66],"a",{"href":65},"\u002Fen\u002Finstall","install it from your browser",", no app store required.",[14,69,71],{"id":70},"starting-an-online-game","Starting an online game",[73,74,76],"h3",{"id":75},"challenge-a-friend","Challenge a friend",[10,78,79,80,83,84,87],{},"Add your friend by their username. Once you're friends, you can see when they're online, and a ",[25,81,82],{},"Challenge"," button creates the game and invites them in one go. They get a notification, even with the app closed, if they've turned notifications on. You can also send someone the game's ",[25,85,86],{},"invite link",", even if you aren't friends yet.",[73,89,91],{"id":90},"join-the-public-lobby","Join the public lobby",[10,93,94,95,98,99,102],{},"No friends around? The ",[25,96,97],{},"public lobby"," lists games waiting for an opponent. Before joining, you can see the rules (starting score, in and out rules, number of legs...) and each player's ",[25,100,101],{},"level",", based on their x01 average. Handy for avoiding someone far too strong, or far too weak.",[10,104,105,106,109],{},"Public games can also be ",[25,107,108],{},"watched"," by spectators.",[14,111,113],{"id":112},"during-the-game","During the game",[73,115,117],{"id":116},"you-see-your-opponents-board","You see your opponent's board",[10,119,120,121,124,125,128],{},"There's ",[25,122,123],{},"no video",". Instead, your opponent's phone sends ",[25,126,127],{},"an image of their board with every dart",", with the impact marked. So you can see where their darts landed, visit after visit.",[73,130,132],{"id":131},"corrections-are-visible","Corrections are visible",[10,134,135,136,139],{},"If a dart is scored wrongly, each player fixes their own visit with a tap, as in a normal game. The difference: ",[25,137,138],{},"the correction shows up on your opponent's side",", with the details of what changed and a fresh image of the board. Everything is in the open, nobody quietly tweaks their score.",[73,141,143],{"id":142},"if-the-connection-drops","If the connection drops",[10,145,146,147,150,151,154],{},"The game is ",[25,148,149],{},"paused"," and the other player is told. You have about ",[25,152,153],{},"3 minutes"," to come back, otherwise your opponent wins by forfeit.",[14,156,158],{"id":157},"current-limits","Current limits",[10,160,161],{},"We'd rather be upfront about them:",[34,163,164,169,175,181],{},[37,165,166,168],{},[25,167,123],{},": you see the darts in the board, not the player or their throw;",[37,170,171,174],{},[25,172,173],{},"one on one only",": no three-player games or online teams yet;",[37,176,177,180],{},[25,178,179],{},"one game at a time",": starting a new one cancels any game still waiting for an opponent;",[37,182,183,186],{},[25,184,185],{},"trust",": each player's phone scores their own darts. Corrections are visible, but there's no way to dispute a score.",[14,188,190],{"id":189},"tips-for-a-good-online-game","Tips for a good online game",[73,192,194],{"id":193},"get-the-calibration-right","Get the calibration right",[10,196,197,198,201],{},"Before you start, make sure your phone is ",[25,199,200],{},"steady"," (a tripod or a fixed stand is ideal) and can see the whole board. A phone that moves mid-game means recalibrating. The more accurate the scoring, the less time you spend correcting, and the smoother the game is for both of you.",[73,203,205],{"id":204},"light-your-board-well","Light your board well",[10,207,208,209,52],{},"Strong, even light without big shadows makes a huge difference to the camera. Our detailed advice is in the article on ",[63,210,212],{"href":211},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdartboard-lighting","dartboard lighting",[73,214,216],{"id":215},"check-your-connection","Check your connection",[10,218,219],{},"Home Wi-Fi is plenty, there's no video to push through. Just avoid the corner of the garage where the signal comes and goes. Plug your phone in if it looks like a long match.",[73,221,223],{"id":222},"agree-on-the-rules","Agree on the rules",[10,225,226,227,231],{},"Starting score, double out or not, number of legs: it's all shown before you join, but a quick message before sending a challenge avoids surprises. If you're unsure about the variants, the ",[63,228,230],{"href":229},"\u002Fen\u002Frules\u002Fx01","x01 rules"," are explained in full.",[73,233,235],{"id":234},"play-fair","Play fair",[10,237,238,239,52],{},"Correct honestly, even when the mistake was in your favour. And if you have to go, finish the game rather than leaving your opponent hanging. The rest of the good manners are in our piece on ",[63,240,242],{"href":241},"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fdarts-etiquette","darts etiquette",{"title":244,"searchDepth":245,"depth":245,"links":246},"",2,[247,248,249,254,259,260],{"id":16,"depth":245,"text":17},{"id":31,"depth":245,"text":32},{"id":70,"depth":245,"text":71,"children":250},[251,253],{"id":75,"depth":252,"text":76},3,{"id":90,"depth":252,"text":91},{"id":112,"depth":245,"text":113,"children":255},[256,257,258],{"id":116,"depth":252,"text":117},{"id":131,"depth":252,"text":132},{"id":142,"depth":252,"text":143},{"id":157,"depth":245,"text":158},{"id":189,"depth":245,"text":190,"children":261},[262,263,264,265,266],{"id":193,"depth":252,"text":194},{"id":204,"depth":252,"text":205},{"id":215,"depth":252,"text":216},{"id":222,"depth":252,"text":223},{"id":234,"depth":252,"text":235},"2026-10-27","A game of 501 against a mate across town, each of you at your own board: how online darts works in Throw, what it can't do yet, and tips for a good match.","md","play-online",{},true,"\u002Fen\u002Fblog\u002Fplay-darts-online-with-friends",{"title":5,"description":268},"en\u002Fblog\u002Fplay-darts-online-with-friends","JpqVpMZOgoAjTLwQNJrTb7V-kVp90PZdN1EDHq1Z9aM",{"id":278,"title":279,"body":280,"date":267,"description":528,"extension":269,"key":270,"meta":529,"navigation":272,"path":530,"seo":531,"stem":532,"__hash__":533},"blog_fr\u002Fblog\u002Fjouer-aux-flechettes-en-ligne.md","Jouer aux fléchettes en ligne avec tes amis, chacun chez soi",{"type":7,"value":281,"toc":507},[282,285,289,292,299,303,326,334,338,342,353,357,368,375,379,383,394,398,405,409,419,423,426,451,455,459,466,470,477,481,484,488,496,500],[10,283,284],{},"Ton meilleur adversaire a déménagé, ou il habite simplement trop loin pour un match en semaine ? Avec Throw, vous pouvez jouer aux fléchettes en ligne, chacun devant sa propre cible, avec son propre téléphone qui compte les points. Voici comment ça marche, ce que ça ne fait pas encore, et comment réussir ta partie.",[14,286,288],{"id":287},"le-principe-chacun-sa-cible-une-seule-partie","Le principe : chacun sa cible, une seule partie",[10,290,291],{},"Chaque joueur pose son téléphone à côté de sa cible, comme pour une partie normale. Le téléphone compte tes fléchettes, et le serveur de Throw fait le lien entre vous deux : il reçoit chaque volée, applique les règles du jeu et tient le score à jour des deux côtés.",[10,293,294,295,298],{},"La partie se joue ",[25,296,297],{},"en direct",", au tour par tour : tu lances ta volée, ton adversaire voit ton score monter, puis c'est à lui. Comme au bar, sauf que la cible d'en face est dans une autre ville.",[14,300,302],{"id":301},"ce-quil-te-faut","Ce qu'il te faut",[34,304,305,311,320],{},[37,306,307,310],{},[25,308,309],{},"Un compte Throw gratuit"," : il sert à retrouver tes amis, à les inviter et à garder tes stats. Pas besoin de compte pour regarder une partie publique.",[37,312,313,316,317,52],{},[25,314,315],{},"Une cible pointe acier"," et ton téléphone posé à côté, ",[25,318,319],{},"de côté, à 1,5 à 2 m",[37,321,322,325],{},[25,323,324],{},"Une connexion internet"," pendant la partie (le reste de l'app marche hors ligne, mais le jeu en ligne a évidemment besoin du réseau).",[10,327,328,329,333],{},"Si tu n'as pas encore l'app, ",[63,330,332],{"href":331},"\u002Finstaller","installe-la depuis ton navigateur",", sans passer par un store.",[14,335,337],{"id":336},"lancer-une-partie-en-ligne","Lancer une partie en ligne",[73,339,341],{"id":340},"défier-un-ami","Défier un ami",[10,343,344,345,348,349,352],{},"Ajoute ton ami par son pseudo. Une fois amis, tu vois s'il est connecté, et un bouton ",[25,346,347],{},"Défier"," crée la partie et l'invite en un geste. Il reçoit une notification, même si son app est fermée, s'il les a activées. Tu peux aussi envoyer le ",[25,350,351],{},"lien d'invitation"," de la partie à quelqu'un, même si vous n'êtes pas encore amis.",[73,354,356],{"id":355},"rejoindre-le-salon-public","Rejoindre le salon public",[10,358,359,360,363,364,367],{},"Pas d'ami disponible ? Le ",[25,361,362],{},"salon public"," liste les parties qui attendent un adversaire. Avant de rejoindre, tu vois les règles (score de départ, entrée et sortie, nombre de legs...) et le ",[25,365,366],{},"niveau"," de chaque joueur, basé sur sa moyenne au x01. De quoi éviter de tomber sur bien trop fort, ou bien trop faible.",[10,369,370,371,374],{},"Les parties publiques peuvent aussi être ",[25,372,373],{},"regardées"," par des spectateurs.",[14,376,378],{"id":377},"pendant-la-partie","Pendant la partie",[73,380,382],{"id":381},"tu-vois-la-cible-de-ton-adversaire","Tu vois la cible de ton adversaire",[10,384,385,386,389,390,393],{},"Il n'y a ",[25,387,388],{},"pas de vidéo",". À la place, le téléphone de ton adversaire envoie ",[25,391,392],{},"une image de sa cible à chaque fléchette",", avec la marque de l'impact. Tu vois donc où ses fléchettes sont plantées, volée après volée.",[73,395,397],{"id":396},"les-corrections-sont-visibles","Les corrections sont visibles",[10,399,400,401,404],{},"Si une fléchette est mal comptée, chacun corrige sa volée d'un tap, comme en partie normale. La différence : ",[25,402,403],{},"la correction s'affiche chez ton adversaire",", avec le détail de ce qui a changé et une nouvelle image de la cible. Tout est transparent, personne ne retouche son score en douce.",[73,406,408],{"id":407},"si-la-connexion-coupe","Si la connexion coupe",[10,410,411,412,415,416,418],{},"La partie se met ",[25,413,414],{},"en pause"," et l'autre joueur est prévenu. Tu as environ ",[25,417,153],{}," pour revenir, sinon ton adversaire gagne par forfait.",[14,420,422],{"id":421},"les-limites-actuelles","Les limites actuelles",[10,424,425],{},"On préfère te le dire franchement :",[34,427,428,433,439,445],{},[37,429,430,432],{},[25,431,388],{}," : tu vois les fléchettes dans la cible, pas le joueur ni son lancer ;",[37,434,435,438],{},[25,436,437],{},"1 contre 1 seulement"," : pas encore de parties à trois ou plus, ni d'équipes en ligne ;",[37,440,441,444],{},[25,442,443],{},"une partie à la fois"," : en lancer une nouvelle annule celle qui attend encore un adversaire ;",[37,446,447,450],{},[25,448,449],{},"la confiance"," : c'est le téléphone de chaque joueur qui compte ses propres fléchettes. Les corrections sont visibles, mais il n'y a pas de système de contestation.",[14,452,454],{"id":453},"nos-conseils-pour-une-bonne-partie-en-ligne","Nos conseils pour une bonne partie en ligne",[73,456,458],{"id":457},"soigne-la-calibration","Soigne la calibration",[10,460,461,462,465],{},"Avant la partie, vérifie que ton téléphone est ",[25,463,464],{},"stable"," (un trépied ou un support fixe, c'est l'idéal) et qu'il voit toute la cible. Un téléphone qui bouge en cours de partie oblige à recalibrer. Plus le comptage est juste, moins tu passes de temps à corriger, et plus la partie est fluide pour vous deux.",[73,467,469],{"id":468},"éclaire-bien-ta-cible","Éclaire bien ta cible",[10,471,472,473,52],{},"Une lumière franche et homogène, sans grosse ombre portée, aide énormément la caméra. Nos conseils détaillés sont dans l'article sur l'",[63,474,476],{"href":475},"\u002Fblog\u002Feclairage-cible-flechettes","éclairage de la cible",[73,478,480],{"id":479},"assure-ta-connexion","Assure ta connexion",[10,482,483],{},"Le Wi-Fi de la maison suffit largement, il n'y a pas de vidéo à faire passer. Évite juste le coin du garage où le réseau ne passe qu'une fois sur deux. Branche ton téléphone si la partie s'annonce longue.",[73,485,487],{"id":486},"mettez-vous-daccord-sur-les-règles","Mettez-vous d'accord sur les règles",[10,489,490,491,495],{},"Score de départ, double out ou non, nombre de legs : tout est affiché avant de rejoindre, mais un petit message avant de lancer un défi évite les surprises. Si tu hésites sur les variantes, les ",[63,492,494],{"href":493},"\u002Fregles\u002Fx01","règles du x01"," sont expliquées en détail.",[73,497,499],{"id":498},"reste-fair-play","Reste fair-play",[10,501,502,503,52],{},"Corrige honnêtement, même quand l'erreur t'arrange. Et si tu dois partir, termine la partie plutôt que de laisser ton adversaire attendre. Le reste des bonnes manières est dans notre article sur l'",[63,504,506],{"href":505},"\u002Fblog\u002Fetiquette-flechettes-bar","étiquette aux fléchettes",{"title":244,"searchDepth":245,"depth":245,"links":508},[509,510,511,515,520,521],{"id":287,"depth":245,"text":288},{"id":301,"depth":245,"text":302},{"id":336,"depth":245,"text":337,"children":512},[513,514],{"id":340,"depth":252,"text":341},{"id":355,"depth":252,"text":356},{"id":377,"depth":245,"text":378,"children":516},[517,518,519],{"id":381,"depth":252,"text":382},{"id":396,"depth":252,"text":397},{"id":407,"depth":252,"text":408},{"id":421,"depth":245,"text":422},{"id":453,"depth":245,"text":454,"children":522},[523,524,525,526,527],{"id":457,"depth":252,"text":458},{"id":468,"depth":252,"text":469},{"id":479,"depth":252,"text":480},{"id":486,"depth":252,"text":487},{"id":498,"depth":252,"text":499},"Un 501 contre un ami à l'autre bout de la ville, chacun devant sa cible : comment marchent les parties de fléchettes en ligne dans Throw, et nos conseils.",{},"\u002Fblog\u002Fjouer-aux-flechettes-en-ligne",{"title":279,"description":528},"blog\u002Fjouer-aux-flechettes-en-ligne","gUvAz48CWFkhGe1OtWS24o1DgiWnl1BUtE7nidYk6uI",1794595397580]