“7 or More Checkouts with a Score of 100 or More” in Darts Sports Betting — Detailed Explanation


Meaning Explained:

This bet refers to:

A total of 7 or more “checkouts” of 100 points or more during a darts session/tournament.

Checkout: This is when a player finishes a leg by hitting a combination of darts to reduce their score exactly to zero, typically finishing on a double or the bullseye.

100+ Checkout: A checkout where the total score of the three (or fewer) darts used to finish the leg is 100 or more.

For this bet to win:

  • Across the entire session/tournament (depending on the market), there must be 7 or more checkouts worth 100+ points.
  • All checkouts must be leg-winning combinations.
  • It does not matter which players hit them or how many each hits — only the total count of such checkouts matters.

Example:

Let’s say you bet on:
“7 or More 100+ Checkouts in the Session”

Here’s a session with multiple matches and these checkouts:

MatchPlayerCheckout
1Player A121
2Player B100
2Player A104
3Player C130
4Player D101
4Player D143
5Player E132

That’s 7 checkouts of 100+ → Bet wins.

But if only 6 of such checkouts occur →  Bet loses.


Common Checkout Examples Over 100:

  • 100 = T20, D20
  • 121 = T20, T11, D14
  • 124 = T20, T14, D11
  • 126 = T19, T19, D6
  • 132 = Bull, Bull, D16

Betting Tips:

  1. Check the Format:
    • Longer matches (e.g., Best of 19 legs or more) often produce more checkout opportunities.
    • Look for tournament sessions with 4–6 matches in one session (like PDC World Championship evenings).
  2. Player Quality Matters:
    • Elite players (like Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries, Michael Smith) frequently hit high checkouts.
    • Sessions involving multiple top-10 players are more likely to hit 7+ 100+ checkouts.
  3. Look at Checkout Form:
    • Recent form stats may show how many 100+ checkouts players are averaging per match.
    • Some players have a reputation for finishing strong (e.g., James Wade, Jonny Clayton).
  4. Tournaments to Target:
    • PDC World Championship
    • Premier League Darts
    • World Matchplay
    • Grand Slam of Darts
  5. Avoid Betting in:
    • Short format games (Best of 7 legs)
    • Players Championship Tour matches (less televised data and shorter matches)

Risk Level & Odds:

  • Moderate Risk Bet — odds usually range from 1.80 to 2.50, depending on matchups and session length.
  • Best used in accumulators or as a standalone value bet when high-profile players are involved.

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