Baseball is another dart game that can be played by more than two players or teams. Players must compete to score the most runs in the game. There are nine prescribed innings to be played.

The rules for baseball are actually simple. The numbers one to nine on the board are used. These numbers serve as the innings to be played for the match.  Likewise, they lead the order of playing each inning – number one is the first inning, two is the second, and so on. A “run” for this game means landing a hit on the appropriate inning number.

Players compete in “batting” for runs by targeting the corresponding inning number. Hits other than those that land on the appropriate number do not count as runs. A “double” hit equals two runs while a “triple” is equivalent to three. Each batting turn allows for three darts to be thrown. Therefore, a player can score as many as nine runs in his every turn.

The player who scores the most runs wins the game. However, players should remember that the runs here are not counted according to what the general dart rules on scoring prescribes. The number of runs scored is not multiplied by the inning number. This means that a “double” hit, for example, during the second inning doesn’t mean four runs. It only equals to two.