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Rugby

The game is played across a pitch consisting of the top and bottom three segments (ideally on a Wide 5's dartboard). Players can move only one square at a time, including those diagonally, the central square (ring & bull) representing midfield, as well as those of the triple area (representing the opponent's defensive wall or the 22 m line) so as to finally attain a square of the opponent's double section (the try-scoring area), its central square representing the opponent's goal, i.e. for points scored between the posts ; during the game players seek to regather possession by hitting the last square occupied by their opponent.

- the player (via a single throw) looks to send the ball deep into the opponent's half... whom then tries to gather it by hitting the very same square

- is conceded by a player having hit a neighbouring square and adjacent to the pitch ; alternatively by a player inside his own 22 m having hit a square adjacent to the pitch and up to two rows * forward (* regardless of the central square and treble zones) - is won by hitting the inner portion of the lateral segment of the board (i.e. 11 or 6 left or right, according to which side the ball went out) – the player without the throw-in required to attain the treble section players aim in turn, one dart at a time

- is conceded after a knock-on (i.e. having hit a square located directly two rows forward – usually after missing a treble square) - is won by hitting the central zone (ring or bull) – the player without the put-in required to attain the bullseye players aim in turn, one dart at a time

- is achieved by a player located behind any of the two treble zones (representing the defensive wall)... by aiming for the central square of the board ; if they fail they lose possession, if they manage they move two squares forward (if they hit the bullseye they also achieve a breakaway and earn three extra shots)

- is obtained after having grounded the opponent so as preventing them from releasing the ball (i.e. either by attaining a square of a treble zone on which the opponent was located or by attaining the bullseye if they were located in midfield) - is achieved (via a single throw) either by hitting the opposing goal square (if located in the opponent's half), by hand play or – to obtain a line-out – by aiming for a square adjacent to the pitch and up to two rows forward

- is achieved (whilst located in the opponent's half) by saying drop (to signal one's intention) and (via a single throw) aiming for the opponent's goal square

- is scored by finally attaining a square located inside the opponent's double section

- is achieved (via a single throw) by hitting the opponent's goal square Any dart landing other than on a neighbouring square or one relevant to the above cases is a void dart.