Four new darts challenges, every hour

• One day streakA day counts when you finish all three daily goals or win at least one hourly challenge. Every day of the streak before today adds 5 % to your challenge points, up to +50 %. Miss a day and the streak starts again at one.
• Three daily goalsOne easy, one normal and one hard, such as Win 3 legs or Check out 3 times. They count the games you play anyway, change at midnight and pay 20 XP each, plus 30 for all three. They belong to Level & badges, so you see them where progress is switched on, as on play.sridu.com.
• Today on the start pageA small Today card on the start page shows your player level, the three daily goals and how many of this hour’s four tasks you have done, with the countdown. Tap the level to see your badges, or the challenge to come here.
• Played todayThe list at the bottom shows every challenge you played today, missed ones too, with the time it took and the points. Your full record lives in your profile under Challenges.

• All four in one hourYou can play all four tasks of an hour, one after another. Only one clock runs at a time, so the other Start buttons are locked while a challenge is on.
• The clock is yoursStart a challenge at 14:55 and it keeps its full time, well past 15:00. If you step away, the clock keeps running, and you pick up where you left off when you come back.
• One go per taskA challenge runs in real time and cannot be paused. If you give up, it counts as missed. You get one go at each task per hour.
• In the middle of a matchIf everyone agrees to a break, you can use the free board for a challenge. The match is put on hold and comes back paused, exactly where you left it.

• The last visit countsIf time runs out mid-visit but the darts already in the board have done the job, the challenge counts as done.
• Cameras or tappingScore with cameras, by tapping, or mix the two. No cameras yet? Open the search, pick Try the demo and throw with simulated cameras.
• Several players, one boardEveryone who plays on this device has their own points, league and badges. A name picker at the top of the page sets who is throwing.
• Who made it this hour?The link above the tasks shows everyone in your league who finished one of this hour’s four tasks, and how fast.

• +50 %For finishing in half the time: easy in under 7:30, normal in under 10 minutes, hard and extreme in under 30.
• +5 %For each day of your streak before today. A day counts when you win a challenge or finish all three daily goals. It tops out at +50 % on day 11.
• +50 %For each league above your own when you play a higher league’s tasks.
• 375What an extreme challenge pays one league up, finished in half the time, with a streak of 11 days or more.

• Points move you upYour challenge points decide your league. After each challenge the result card shows where you stand, such as League Sharpshooter · +99 points · 746 more to Master, and a move up gets a Promoted banner.
• Streaks are strictMiss a day and your streak goes back to one. Your best ever streak is kept in your profile and in the Daily streak badge.

• From your matches180s, visits of 100 or more, your highest checkout, your shortest leg and total darts thrown, all from X01, plus wins in any game mode. Team games do not count.
• From your challengesChallenges finished (Beat the Clock), hard and extreme ones finished (Tough nut), your best day streak (Daily streak) and your longest run of hits in Radar.
• Where you see themIn each player’s profile under Badges, and one tap away after every challenge.
• Where others see themIn the online lobby, each player’s profile shows the badges they have earned.

• Weekly leaguePoints from this week’s hourly challenges, in your own league or, with one switch, in all of them. It starts again from zero every Monday. A task pays its base points, +50 % for each league above Rookie and +50 % for half the time. There is no streak bonus here: the board rewards good darts, not turning up every day.
• This hourOne switch away, the hour table shows who in your league cleared which of the four tasks, and how fast. Who made it this hour? on the Challenges page opens it straight away.
• SkillYour X01 average over the last 30 days is the main ranking, from 45 darts. Beside it are the records: highest finish, best leg and 180s, plus checkout rate from 10 attempts and Cricket MPR from 30 darts, both over 30 days. The other records count everything a server keeps, 90 days unless its owner changed that, or everything on your device. Tap a record to see its board.
• TrainingSix disciplines with one fixed setting each, so everyone throws the same task: Bob’s 27, Around the Clock, Checkout King from 2 to 170, 121, Catch 40 from 61 to 100 and the JDC Challenge. Every other game and setting keeps its own board too. You find it with the search on that tab, at the end of a game or in your profile.
• Medals and movementFrom five players there are medals: gold for the top 10 %, silver for the top 25 % and bronze for the top half. Your card tells you how many places it is to the next one, and an arrow shows how far you moved since yesterday.
• What countsEvery X01 and Cricket match you play as an individual, not in a team, with no handicap, standard rules and a starting score from the setup screen. You can play against a bot, but bots never appear on the board. Training runs count with their best run, and online the server replays every run dart by dart first.

What the server stores: the name you chose and your results. It has no address, no device details and no account. The online board shows the top 100, plus your own line if you are further down.