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The Ten Commandments of Scorekeeping |
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1 |
Thou shall not talk while keeping score. |
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2 |
Thou shall not move about -- STAND STILL! |
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3 |
Thou shall not look at the shooter. Stand facing the board. |
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4 |
Thou shall not call out the score of a dart until all darts have |
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been thrown -- unless asked. |
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5 |
Thou shall not tell a shooter what to shoot. |
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6 |
Thou shall not tell a shooter what combinations to shoot for an |
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out. |
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7 |
Thou shall not change a score if that player has shot again and a |
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second score is written down. |
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8 |
Thou shall not lean out to see where a dart is or follow the darts |
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with head movement. |
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9 |
Thou shall not show any signs of disgust or excitement while |
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scoring. |
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10 |
Thou shall not change sides of the scoresheet of the players (or |
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teams). If you start a team or player on the left, leave them on |
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the left, regardless of the bull shot. |
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