BOARD OF NUMBERS. 4. Audio

[@alexburlton]

My brother and I use a darts app that I created to store all of our games in a database. I thought it'd be fun to use it to see what our answer is for your "least hit segment" question. At time of writing, out of a total of 46,302 non-misses thrown in games of N01, the lowest-hit segment is indeed Treble 6, taking 82nd place with just 17 hits. T2 is 76th (tied with T10 with 30 hits), T4 is 72nd (38 hits). T4 loses out to some interesting candidates, including Inner 6 which is our lowest hit segment representing a single. My brother I think could fairly be described as pub standard, whereas I'm just an enthusiastic amateur. But our top five segments in order are Outer 20, Outer 1, Outer 5, Inner 20, Treble 20 which I'm actually quite pleased with! Thanks for the videos, this was fun to take a look at :D

[@pidginmac]

I was bored of numbers until I discovered Board of Numbers ❤

[@oricketts5076]

You need a playlist for this series Tim, put them all on a playlist

[@magnetizedclairwy]

Agreed, as long as you are at the correct distance, what you do at the oche should be freestyle! 24 maybe, single 4 double 10? I wish I knew more about darts to know if that's a common finish when it comes to the pro game, I'm guessing not, sounds more like a pub shot. The tippex joke 😂. 4 is also a symbol of bad luck in Korean culture, in their lifts they have F for the fourth floor instead of the number. It's fascinating isn't it. Found that 9 dart finish, fantastic! Both Comic Relief tournaments were so amazing, and tense, I remember being so nervous for you watching both finals 🙈. I think the least will be 6! Thank you for another episode 😁.

[@mikejohnno]

I could listen to 5 hours of this

[@jonathanpope81]

Worth watching even though I cant do the maths because Tim makes me laugh ! Not a clue about darts.

[@CricketEngland]

4:23 Bette Nesmith Graham (Mother of Mike Nesmith of the Monkees) invented correction fluid in the USA Tipp-ex is a brand name from Germany I believe and widely used around Europe

[@TheGamingCrib75]

I Always like the motown checkout Four, double top. 44 see. Four tops 😉

[@ParedCheese]

I cannot answer either question, but thank you for asking.

[@StratsRUs]

Riveting. Darrs is like riveting

[@grubs86]

I've used 4 to split 12. Mostly due to my partner. I left him on 20 and he flew a 2, then tried to split the 18 and hit a T2. There was no way I was going to leave him on the path to 3 if I failed to hit the D6 or D3.

[@grubs86]

I've targeted the T4/T18 on 112 for the same reason T8/T16 on 64. T4 is my vote for the least hit Wedge.

[@CricketEngland]

5:10 the first darts player to get a 9 darter at the world Championships - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3zXamCZd5d2nLs

[@CricketEngland]

What guests 3 episodes so far and no guests

[@TheGamingCrib75]

I'd also split 10 and do single 2 double 4.

[@Ztandard32]

How about using 4 when you have 54 to leave the bull?

[@TimVineTelevisual]

I talk about that in this very episode. No pro would do that in a proper match. Fun to do in a pub obvs.

[@Ztandard32]

@@TimVineTelevisual You did Indeed and now I feel slightly foolish. I think I may have been distracted when my girlfriend asked what I wanted for pudding.

[@jacobjonsson8335]

Are players scared of triple 6 being the number of the beast? Not sure that makes it more or less likely to hit than triple 4, but I'll gamble more often so triple 4 is the least likely field to hit for a pro player.

[@dehope6247]

Single 4 double 8 if 20 left 👍

[@TimVineTelevisual]

Feels rare though like hitting 4 for D16 when on 36.

[@dehope6247]

@@TimVineTelevisual I have found many darts players seem to always try to get to 32 or 16 as a finish any way they can ! I would throw the 4 rather than go for double 10 !! Maybe just me 😂

[@delboy9904]

why am i listening to this fascinating nonsense haha