Tossit Game Rules

Objective

The Thief tries to escape by sticking darts around the space. The Cop tries to catch the Thief by sticking darts as close as possible to the Thief's darts.

Equipment

• Each player: 6–9 TOSSIT darts.
• A free playing area — room, hallway, outdoors.

Gameplay

• Assign roles: one player is the Thief, the other the Cop.
• Thief's turn: the Thief throws a dart on any free surface. If it doesn't stick, they retry with another dart until it sticks.
• Cop's turn: the Cop throws one dart to try to land next to the Thief's dart. Only one attempt per Thief position.
• Continue: after each throw the Thief must move to a new spot before throwing the next dart. They cannot stay in the same position.
• Repeat until all the Thief's darts are used.

Scoring at the end of a round

Check each Thief–Cop dart pair:

• Direct arrest → 2 points. The Cop's dart touches the Thief's dart by slightly tilting only the Cop's dart.
• Close arrest → 1 point. The Cop's and Thief's darts can touch only if both are tilted toward each other.
• No contact → 0 points.

Special Cop moves

• Handcuff (like a Kiss): if the Cop's dart and the Thief's dart are stuck together → 4 points.
• Double lock (like a French Kiss): if both darts are perfectly locked or embracing → 6 points.
• Takedown (like a Jumpover): if the Cop's dart lands directly on top of the Thief's dart → instant victory for the Cop that round.
• Bonus: if the Cop still has darts left because the Thief missed some throws, they may replay them at the end on any previous Thief position to try for extra points.

Rounds & winning

• Play 4 rounds, switching roles each round.
• Only the Cop scores points.
• The player with the highest total after 4 rounds wins.
• Quick play: 2 rounds — each player once as Thief, once as Cop.

This mode, discovered one evening in December 2022, adds a fun twist for two players.

Setup

• Set up two identical surfaces — two tables or two floor tiles work well.
• Position yourself and your opponent 3 to 4 meters apart.
• Play Rock, Paper, Scissors to decide who starts.

Gameplay

The first player tosses all 7 darts, saving the Jack for the final throw, aiming to stick as many darts as possible onto their opponent's surface. The goal is to successfully stick the Jack on the designated surface at the end. If you manage it, each dart that stuck earns 1 point.

Scoring

• The first player to reach 21 points wins.
• A successfully stuck Jack at the end of the round is essential — if you miss with the Jack, you score zero for that round.
• Bonus points: a Kiss (touching another dart) gives an additional 1 point, and a Jumpover (landing a dart on top of another) earns 3 extra points.

Easy to understand, fun, and perfect for a friendly challenge or an evening activity.

In this fast-paced mode, players compete to be the first to score 21 points with both speed and accuracy.

Setup

Choose a surface to throw your darts at — a table, a car, a window — and position yourself and your opponent at an equal distance from it.

Gameplay

• When someone gives the signal "Toss it!", both players start throwing their darts as quickly as possible.
• The first player to throw their last dart shouts "Stop!" to prevent their opponent throwing any more. Speed is key to gaining an advantage.

Scoring

• Each dart that sticks to the surface scores 1 point.
• Gather your darts and start a new round until one player reaches 21 points.
• Quick-throw technique makes a big difference, so develop your own strategy to surprise your opponent.

Special points

• Over 21 points: if both players go over 21 in the same round, the player with the highest score wins the game.
• Jumpover: if a player lands a dart on top of another, they immediately win the game, regardless of the colour of the lower dart.
• Zero sticks penalty: if a player fails to stick any darts, they lose as many points as their opponent scores that round. So aim a little rather than charging ahead — though let's admit, we all play like bulls here. 😂
• Kiss: if two stuck darts touch each other it's a Kiss. If they belong to the same player they score an additional 1 point. If they belong to opposing players, both darts are eliminated from scoring.

The goal is to race each other to stick your darts on top of the Mega dart, testing speed and precision in a fast-paced challenge.

Setup

Start by tossing the Mega dart onto the chosen surface — table, floor, or any flat spot — creating the target for all players.

Gameplay

All players throw their regular darts as quickly as they want, aiming to be the first to stick a dart on top of the Mega dart.

Scoring

Ultimate Trick: if you manage to stick a regular dart on top of another dart already stuck on the Mega dart, you're a master sniper. You win the game instantly — and you absolutely must send us a video of this epic moment.

El Sniper is thrilling, challenging, and perfect for groups and kids eager to show off.

Players compete to land their darts as close as possible to a "borderline" that divides the playing area in two — while crossing into the opponent's side.

Setup

Mark a line down the middle of the chosen surface to represent the border. Players position themselves on opposite sides of the line, each with three or six darts.

Gameplay

Toss your darts across the border into your opponent's area, aiming to land as close as possible to the borderline without landing back on your own side. Each player tosses towards the opposite side, trying to land closer to the border than their opponent's darts.

Scoring

• Only darts that successfully cross the border count. Player A's darts must land on Player B's side, and Player B's on Player A's side, to be valid.
• After both players have thrown all their darts, the player with the dart closest to the border on the opponent's side wins the round.
• The winner scores 1 point for each of their darts closer to the border than their opponent's nearest valid dart.
• Penalty: if a dart fails to cross the border and lands on its own side, the opponent scores 1 point for each misplaced dart.

Winning

Play continues over several rounds until a player reaches 13 points.

Players compete to create a line of matching colours on a grid — an adapted version of tic-tac-toe.

Setup

Draw a grid on a table or floor, or use floor tiles if they're arranged in squares. Choose either a 4x4 or a 5x5 grid:

• 4x4 grid: create a line or diagonal of 3 matching darts.
• 5x5 grid: create a line or diagonal of 4 matching darts.

Players stand 3 to 4 meters away from the grid to begin.

Gameplay

• Players take turns tossing their darts, aiming to land them in specific squares to form their line of matching colours.
• If a dart lands in a square that's already occupied, the new dart is simply removed and the previous dart stays in place.
• To determine which square a dart has landed in, check where the suction cup covers the most area.

Winning

The first player to create an unbroken line of 3 matching squares on a 4x4 grid, or 4 matching squares on a 5x5 grid, wins.

Educational and team-building game for kids.

Objective

Promote teamwork, colour identification and counting skills by hitting assigned targets as a group.

Setup

Draw or mark two target zones on the floor or wall — squares, circles, or designated spaces on a whiteboard. Divide the kids into two groups, each with their own target area.

Gameplay

The teacher or parent gives a colour target — for example "three red darts". The children's task is to work together to hit their target area with the specified number of darts in that colour as quickly as possible.

Scoring and strategy

The first team to hit their target zone with the required darts wins the round and scores a point. As kids play they naturally discover it's faster to distribute colours among team members rather than everyone holding onto one colour — learning through teamwork and strategy.

Educational benefits

Reinforces teamwork, colour recognition, counting and coordination. A great way to build cooperation and organisational skills with minimal guidance from adults.

Motor skill and coordination game for kids.

Objective

Encourage kids to see how high and how many darts they can stick to a wall or window, testing both coordination and their throwing reach.

Setup

Choose a smooth surface like a wall or window where the darts can stick securely.

Gameplay

Kids toss their darts, aiming to stick them as high as they can reach. They can also see how many darts they can cover the wall or window with, filling up the space as much as possible.

Challenge options

Children can compete to see who can place their dart the highest, or stick the most darts to the surface within a certain time.

Developmental benefits

Helps children improve coordination, reach and spatial awareness, all while keeping them engaged as they aim higher and add more to their dart collection.

Creativity and visual-spatial game for kids.

Objective

Let kids explore colour and pattern-making as they arrange and stack darts in rings, shapes, or imaginative designs.

Setup

Choose a flat surface or wall where the darts stick easily. Spread out darts in various colours.

Gameplay

Children create colourful rings, patterns, or even towers by stacking darts on top of each other. Encourage them to experiment with different shapes or designs using their favourite colours, forming rainbow rings or towers.

Creative challenge

See if kids can stack darts in different colour patterns, or make towers by balancing one dart on top of another. They can also create colour-coordinated shapes, like hearts or stars, on the wall.

Developmental benefits

Supports fine motor skills, visual-spatial skills and creativity — a fun way for kids to explore colour and design through play.

The goal is to get your dart as close as possible to a bottle in the centre of the table — or even stick it onto the bottle if you can.

Setup

Place a full or empty bottle in the centre of a table, and have all players stand at least 2 to 3 meters away.

Gameplay

Each player takes turns tossing their darts, aiming to get as close as possible to the bottle — or stick it directly onto the bottle for bonus points. After each round of tossing, players drink according to the rules below.

Drinking rules

• The player whose dart lands closest to the bottle chooses another player to take a sip.
• The player whose dart lands farthest from the bottle must take a sip.
• Any player who fails to stick their dart drinks their entire glass.
• If a player sticks a dart onto the bottle, they can choose any player to take three sips.

Rounds

Keep playing rounds until all glasses are empty. Then refill and play again, if you're up for it.

A fun twist on beer pong that's perfect for parties. Grab your friends, some cups, and let's play.

Setup

• 1 vs 1: each player has 9 darts.
• 2 vs 2: each team has 12 darts.
• Draw 6 circles on each side for 1 vs 1, or 10 circles per side for 2 vs 2. Arrange them in a pyramid on the table or floor. If your surface isn't marked, use an upside-down cup and a marker to draw the circles.
• Fill 10 cups with your favourite drink and set them off to the side of the table.

Gameplay

At the start of each round, players or teams toss their darts whenever they like, without taking turns or waiting for others. The goal is simply to land as many darts as possible inside the circles on the opposing side.

Scoring

• Each dart that lands fully or mostly inside a circle — up to your chosen difficulty level — makes the opposing team drink one glass.
• Leave the valid darts in their circles at the end of each round to add more challenge for the following rounds. With fewer open circles it becomes harder to place new darts accurately.
• Rounds repeat until one team has no glasses left.

Special rules and bonuses

• Perfect game: if a team sticks all their darts in circles during a round, they win instantly and the losing team must finish all their drinks immediately.
• Kiss bonus: if two valid darts touch each other in a circle it's a Kiss. The team that created it can refill one of the opposing team's glasses.

Alternative play

Play on the floor and use tiles or patterns to define scoring areas, creating custom challenges like high-score zones or bottoms-up tiles.

A fun twist on the classic TOSSIT rule, perfect for nighttime play — and a great way to stay hydrated. 💦

Setup

Each player has 3 darts, and each person should have a drink.

Gameplay

The game follows the classic rule scoring system: toss your darts to get closest to the Jack. Instead of counting points, the losing team drinks as many sips — or glasses — as the winning team scored points.

End of the game

The game continues until the losing team has no drinks left. Choose your drinking vessels wisely; a beer tower could make things interesting. 😬

This wild party mode brings total chaos and laughs as players throw darts freely across the room with no strict rules — just energy and fun.

Setup

Gather as many darts as possible and spread them around the room. Each player picks a corner or spot to start from, creating a battlefield-like setting.

Gameplay

There are no turns and no strict rules. Players can throw their darts as fast and as hard as they like, aiming wherever they want — at each other, the walls, glasses, or any target around the room. Darts stick to surfaces, bounce off walls and make satisfying sounds as they hit different objects.

Safety note

While it's all about the thrill, be mindful of people and breakable objects. The goal is to enjoy the excitement and unpredictability without injury or broken glass.

Setup

• For 2 to 4 players.
• Each player or team receives at least 6 darts; 9 darts per player makes for a more engaging game.
• Position the two camps on the board so that they touch along the "river" side in the middle.
• Players stand 2 to 3 meters away from the board, facing their opponent's camp.

Gameplay

The game is played in rounds, each player tossing their darts into the opposing camp. The objective is to score as many points as possible by landing darts in higher-scoring zones within the opponent's camp.

Be cautious of the river — the middle section of the board. If any of your darts lands on or touches the river, your turn immediately ends and your opponent continues throwing for that round.

Scoring

• Points are awarded based on where each dart lands. If a dart lands between two scoring zones, the lower score counts.
• Darts landing in your own camp give points to the opposing team.
• Bonus points are awarded for Kisses and Jumpovers, following the classic scoring rules.

Winning

The first team or player to reach 50 points wins.

Setup

Each player begins with 3 to 6 darts and stands 3 to 5 meters away from the board.

Objective

Reach exactly 21 points by sticking your darts onto the board's scoring rings.

Gameplay

• The board has red, white and blue rings worth 3, 2 and 1 point respectively.
• If a dart lands between two rings, the lower score is counted.
• Players throw their darts as quickly as they want without waiting for others, making this a fast-paced mode.
• If a player sticks all their darts in one round, they earn a bonus of 1 point.
• To win, a player must reach exactly 21. If a player exceeds 21, they revert to their previous score at the start of the next round.

The board version, and a lot funnier than the table version.

Setup

• For 2 to 8 players. Each team needs at least 9 darts; 12 makes the game even funnier.
• Place the two boards next to each other with the tops of the pyramids facing each other, like beer pong.
• The board sits between the two teams. Aim carefully — you must avoid throwing into your own cups.
• Teams stand about 3 meters back.

Gameplay

• Hit specific circles on the opponent's side to make them drink. Complete your pyramid by filling all cups with valid darts.
• A dart is valid if it lands fully inside a cup, standing upright.
• At the end of each round, all valid darts stay on the board for the next round.
• Players can throw as quickly as they like — there's no turn order.
• Darts that fall on the floor or land between circles don't count.

Special actions

Certain spots activate special effects when a dart stands upright on them. The dart doesn't need to be fully inside the zone — touching it is enough. Effects are immediate and last only for the current round.

• Swap (bonus): your team switches sides and throws from the opponent's camp for the rest of the round.
• Rewind (bonus): all darts that fell to the floor can be retried immediately during the ongoing round.
• Blind (malus): your opponent must play the rest of the round with their eyes closed.
• Switch (malus): your opponent must throw with their other hand for the round.

Winning

The game ends when one team has completed their pyramid with every cup filled. Unlike beer pong, the game keeps its pace and doesn't drag out at the end.

Chore rule

Players try to hit a chore target on the board. If they do, they get to assign that chore to another player.

• Players: 1–4. Play solo as a chore randomiser.
• Equipment: poster board plus at least 3 darts per person.
• Distance: stand 3 meters back depending on skill level.
• How often: play every day to keep up with chores all week, once a week, or every now and then.
• Take turns: players alternate throwing 1 dart at a time, aiming to land on a chore target. When a player lands on one, they assign that chore to another player.
• Scoring: darts must land where 50% of the dart is within the outside line of the target.
• Free Day: land on the Free Day target with more than 50% of the dart inside, and that player does no chores that day — it cancels out anything else the opposing player landed.
• Rounds: a round is over once each player has thrown all their darts.
• Touching two targets: a dart touching 2 chores doesn't count as either. You must land on one at a time.
• Tie breaker: if two people land on the same target, whoever is closest to its centre wins and the loser does the chore.
• Kiss: if you kiss or touch an opponent's dart that landed in a chore target, you cancel the chore given by that dart.
• Jumpover: stick your dart on top of an opponent's and the chore goes to them instead — plus you assign them another chore for that day.
• Double Trouble: knock off another player's dart and that chore doesn't have to be completed.
• Must-do chores: if a chore has to be done, both players throw a lightning round at that chore target. Closest wins; the loser does the chore.

Cornhole rule

• Players: 2–4. Equipment: 1 poster board, 3 darts each.
• Objective: score points by landing darts in the corn hole (centre) or on the board. First to exactly 21 points wins.
• Scoring: corn hole 3 points · anywhere else on the board 1 point · missed board 0 points.
• Rethrow: land all 3 darts in the hole and you earn +9 points and throw again immediately.
• Round scoring (cancellation): at the end of each round compare totals. The higher score subtracts the opponent's, and only the difference is added.
• Gameplay: stand 3 meters back. The first player throws all 3 darts and leaves them in place, then the opponent throws. Players alternate who goes first each round.
• Kiss: landing a dart that touches another adds +1 point.
• Jumpover: landing on top of another dart doubles your score that round. Land on more than one dart for triple, quadruple, and so on.
• Bust rule: you must hit exactly 21. Go over and your score resets to 13.
• Double bust: bust twice in a row and your score resets all the way to 0.

4-player game

Use two posters placed 3 meters apart. Players split into two teams of two, teammates standing on opposite sides beside different boards. Each player throws from their side, alternating with the opponent next to them. Team scores are combined; all other rules stay the same.

Tic Tac TOSSIT / Connect 4

• Players: 2–4. Equipment: poster board plus 6–12 darts per player, max 36 darts per board.
• Objective: be the first to create a line of 3 or 4 of your darts in a row — horizontal, vertical or diagonal.
• Stand about 2–3 meters away. Players throw alternately, one dart at a time, until all darts are used.
• A square is claimed once a dart lands with more than 50% of its body inside that square.
• Kiss: if your dart touches an opponent's dart, their dart is removed.
• Double Claim: stick two of your darts in the same square and the opponent's dart is removed — the square becomes yours.
• Jumpover: land directly on top of another dart and all darts of that opponent are removed from the board. Your dart stays in the square.
• Winning: first player to align 3 (Tic Tac TOSSIT) or 4 (Connect 4) darts in a row wins.
• Extended challenge: keep playing until a player completes 2 or 3 rows of their own darts — needs 9–12 darts per player.
• No more draws: even if the board is full the game continues. Players can still remove opponents' darts with Kiss, Double Claim or Jumpover. There are no ties.
• Falls: if a dart falls or tips over it doesn't count, even if it had stuck before.
• Board position: play with the poster vertical or horizontal.

TOSSIT Target

• Players: 1–4. Objective: be the first to reach exactly 21 points.
• Scoring: large outer zones 1 point · smaller inner zones 2 points · bullseye 3 points · missed board 0 points. Darts on a line always count as the lower value.
• Stand about 3 meters back and throw 3 darts per turn. Add up the points each round and track your score.
• First to hit exactly 21 wins. Overshoot and you drop back down to 15 points.
• Kiss: if your dart touches another dart you gain +1 bonus point that round.
• French Kiss: if two darts embrace — touch and lock together — you earn +2 bonus points immediately.
• Jumpover: if your dart sticks directly on top of another dart you gain +3 bonus points, and the opponent's entire score resets to 0. Brutal but glorious.
• Falls: if a dart falls or tips over it doesn't count, even if it was scoring before.

This board can be played on two different sides, each offering a unique game mode.

Side 1 — Goalkeeper

• Objective: score as many points as possible by aiming at the different zones of the goal. First player to 11 points wins.
• Setup: each player has 3 TOSSIT darts and players take turns throwing.
• Scoring: top corners (red zones) 3 points · above the goal 2 points · sides of the goal 1 point · between the goalkeeper's legs 3 points · hitting the goalkeeper silhouette −1 point.
• Validation: a dart must be fully stuck inside a zone for the points to count. If a dart touches multiple zones, the lowest-scoring zone counts. Any dart that does not stick scores 0.

Side 2 — Football Pitch

• Objective: create a continuous path of darts from the centre circle to the goal to score. First player to 5 goals wins.
• Roles & equipment: each player has 6 TOSSIT darts. One player is the attacker, the other the defender. The attacker always starts.
• Turn sequence: the attacker throws one dart, then the defender throws one dart, then players continue alternating.
• Path validation: for a path to be valid the darts must touch each other. Validate by gently bending one dart — if contact is maintained, the path is valid.
• Long pass: each player may make one long pass per action, bending two darts at the same time to cover a longer distance and extend the path.
• Defender's role: block the path by sticking their own darts on the pitch.
• Dart out: any dart that falls off or does not stick is immediately out and cannot be replayed.