How it works
Skill-matched darts, start to finish
Project Oche handles everything around the match: discovery, entries, divisions, check-in, results and prizes. You bring the darts.
- 01
Create your player account
Sign up, set your display name and country, and tell us your current three-dart average.
- 02
Get your average verified
An admin reviews your submitted average and verifies it. Your verified average decides which divisions you can enter, so everyone you face is close to your level.
- 03
Enter a tournament
Browse open tournaments in your division and register. You pay the Total Registration Price, which is the Tournament Entry Amount plus the Project Oche Platform Fee shown before you confirm. If a tournament is already full you can join the waitlist; when a spot frees up, waitlisted players are promoted in order by an admin.
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Check in before start
A check-in window opens shortly before the first throw. Confirm you are at your board — players who miss check-in can be marked as no-shows and their spot offered to the waitlist.
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Play on your own board
Matches are played on your physical dartboard. Project Oche is designed to support automated darts scoring systems; Scolia integration is planned but is not currently connected to the platform. Until an integration is activated for a tournament, scoring evidence and results are recorded or reviewed through the tournament administration process.
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Results and prizes
Final standings are published on the tournament page. Results and prize records appear in your account. Once real-money tournaments are enabled, approved prizes will be paid out through the applicable payout provider.
What you need
- A regulation dartboard set up at the correct height and throwing distance.
- A Scolia-compatible setup is recommended so you are ready when automated scoring is activated.
- A stable internet connection for the duration of your matches.
Project Oche is currently in pre-launch. Real-money tournament registration is not yet enabled. Automated scoring systems such as Scolia are not currently integrated with the platform.