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Everett’s Riverside Cup
By Heather Kirkland
On November 16th, twelve dart players from Flights rolled into downtown Everett going head-to-head with team Lighthouse, hoping to capture the Riverside Cup.
What a tight and close match that was! Flights eventually won the match, and toted the Riverside Cup back up the road to their place.
America’s Tour Stage 4 Final
By Ty Hughes
The fourth and final stage of the 2013 America’s Tour wrapped up in beautiful downtown Honolulu at Hawaiian Brian’s Billiards.
Over 70 dart players from all over the country traveled to Hawaii over the weekend of November 15-17 2013. Some came to compete for the $5,000 Top Prize, while others were happy just laying witness to the level of skill and talent on display in a roomful of America’s best.
After a full day of Shootout to determine tournament seeding, the players were back at it early Saturday morning, playing for their very life. Tournament life, that is. Best two out of three meant one single loss and you we’re done, thanks for playing.
Friendship Cup sets sail in Kent
By Wil Burton
What started as an idea at the beginning of the dart season between two bar owners finally became reality on November 9, 2013.
Jeff, Monte Carlo, and Bobby, Pied Piper, came up with an idea to devise a cup between their two bars, and called it The Friendship Cup. They wanted it to serve as two cups; an A Flight, and a B Flight.
Match Madness at Just Left
By Steve Fisher
The Monthly Match Madness event had continued success Saturday, November 9 at the Just Left Pub in Lynnwood. Four person teams from ten great Seattle area DARTSLIVE locations came to the FREE entry fee event.
The Just Left Pub team from the host location came away with a dramatic victory over All Seasons Tavern from Tacoma coming out of the loser’s bracket and going down to the very last game.
Girls gone wild at Bitchfest III
By Heather Kirkland
What a wonderful, and long day of incredible fun November 9, 2023 for Lucky Dog Sportsbar’s 3rd Annual Bitchfest!
Twenty-eight teams showed up, which coincidentally works out to 56 women, packed the little Everett bar from open to close. Get a roomful of girls together with a fully-stocked bar, and competitive darts, and you’re guaranteed a great time.
Home Plate files in and takes the Players Cup
By Sheila Harris
On Sunday, October 27, two awesome teams came together to battle for the 44-point Players Cup.
Home Plate’s Jim, Willy, Frank, and Manny took on Starlite’s Rich, Craig, Christian, and Denny, who have held firmly onto the Players Cup since last June, weathering many encounters along the way.
Suffice it to say there were so many Hat Tricks, High and Low Tons from both teams, that the board never stopped chirping all day long.
Wild Novice Cup match!
By Sheila Harris
Starlite’s owner Ms. Lee prepared to defend their own Novice Cup after cooking for all the teams and spectators that came over to play two cups on Saturday, October 26. Getting herself ready to shoot the Novice Cup was the easy part.
Cup Holders, Starlite’s Ms. Lee, Lulu, Stacy, and Jeannie welcomed team Flights Everett, including Becky, Tim, Steve, and Holly to take a stab at their Challenge Cup.
Limited Cup LIVE at Starlite!
By Sheila Harris
The Starlite in Tacoma is all aflutter with Challenge Cups, recently holding up to three at a time.
It was a pleasure watching Starlite’s Snoop, Ryan, Ken, and Mike take on Latitude 84’s Pree, Joe, Wall, and JR on Saturday, October 26.
Everybody was in good spirits, and even with the Novice Cup being played on the board right next to them, they all played great!
Mama Shooter with a tip
You want a tip?
Here’s a tip: Dart players NEVER tip!
Put that in your pipe!
What the hell are you talking about? I have played for longer than most of you are old! I have played with, for, and against more people than most of you have in your Facebook friends list.
THEY TIP, THEY DON’T TIP, I heard the staff saying. When I was serving, I would never allow my fellow server’s tips on a table or group determine what I made. Every single day I walked in the door, my attitude determined what kind of night I was going to have, and how much I was going to make in tips. It had nothing to do with what you were doing in my bar, whether it was pool, darts, karaoke, or whatever, it just didn’t matter. Wipe down my table, take care of me and my friends, and your entire section - you will make your money. So what if they’re just drinking water! When I drink water, I still tip. If you served me, you’ll get a tip, unless I had to get it myself, of course.