NEPA Traveling Dart League

Here is an example of the handicap for FIVE shooters.

These are the shooter’s averages before the game.

TEAM ONE TEAM TWO

Brian 35.1 Dale 27.5

Mike 36.3 Donna 36.5

Bill 30.8 Tim 28.7

Sam 28.6 Ed 40.5

George 37.5 John _ 37.9___

139.7 143.6

Both Sam and Dale are the fifth (low) average before they shoot the match,

so they don’t count for the spot.

The spot is calculated as follows: 143.6

- 139.7

3.9

X .6 (60%)

= 2.3 rounded to 2PTS for team one before match.

The final scores for the shooters after they shoot are as follows:

TEAM ONE TEAM TWO

Brian 40 Dale 32

Mike 38 Donna 32

Bill 25 Tim 30

Sam 38 Ed 42

George 32 John _ 39 __

148 145

After the match Bill and Tim shot the low games so their scores do not count to total.

The final calculation is as follows:

TEAM ONE TEAM TWO

148 + 2 (spot)= 150 145

Team one wins the game by 5.

Notice that the averages dropped to figure out the spot were not the same

shooters that shot the low scores. This is often the case.

Let me know if you need further clarification.

Regards,

Brian Murphy

NEPA President.