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Cricket

1. Although the rules of this game are a bit complicated, this game is especially interesting.

2.The range of sectors lies between 15 and 20 and further includes the numbers 25 and 50. Suppose the hits in a round of three throws are 16x1, 16x2, 16x1. The first hit causes one of the three lamps in sector 16 to be lighted. Then the second hit causes another two of the three lamps in sector 16 to be lighted. At this time, all three lamps of sector 16 are turned on, and the sector is filled up. If, the current player is the first to fill up the sector, a voice announces "Open." If, on the other hand, the current player is the last to do so, the voice says "Close." The third throw in this example is the opportuniyu to score points. If, however, "Close" has been announced, it will not count. After filling up all sectors, the player with the highest score is the winner.

3. Before throwing every player watches the round lamp for each of the various sectors. If a lamp of a sector is green, the current player herself or himself has filled up that sector and now can score points. If it is red, all the fellow players except the current player have filled up that sector, and hits of the current player there will not be counted. In order to win, however, the current player has to fill this sector, too, without scoring points therein. When the lamp is orange then no player will be able to score on the sector. The voice will indicate the sector is closed. If the lamp is off, then no player has filled up that sector yet. 4.

Operation

(1) In the stop state, press PLAYER to choose the number of players.

(2) Press GAME and select the game CRICKET.

(3) Press START/STOP to start the game.

Every player throws three darts in the current round. When she or he is done, it is the next player's turn. If a dart falls down, then immediately before the next player starts, press BOUNCE OUT and manually correct the score using AMEND. To finish the game before time or start anew, press START/STOP and do the settings again, as described above.