Professional Soft Tip Dart Machines

Dart machines represent the most advanced form of electronic dartboards. These professional soft‑tip units are used in bars, clubs, arcades and competitive environments. They feature a durable construction, a large display, automatic scoring, a wide selection of game modes and regulation dimensions identical to league‑approved soft‑tip boards.

Dart machines are built for continuous, heavy‑duty operation, easily handling thousands of throws per day. The segments feature two rows of holes, just like official tournament soft‑tip machines, ensuring a realistic playing experience and accurate scoring. Many modern models also offer online connectivity, player statistics, tournament modes and credit management systems.

Benefits of Dart Machines

• official soft‑tip dimensions
• two‑row segments identical to tournament machines
• automatic scoring
• robust, commercial‑grade construction
• large, easy‑to‑read display
• multiple game modes (501, Cricket, Cut‑Throat, Double‑In/Out...)
• supports multiplayer games
• high durability and long lifespan
• online play and player statistics (depending on model)
• credit and coin systems for commercial use

Who Are Dart Machines For?
For venues and players who:

• want a professional soft‑tip dart system
• operate a bar, club, arcade or league
• need equipment with high durability
• want a realistic tournament‑level playing experience
• require credit or coin operation
• want to offer online features, statistics and competitive modes

Dart Machine vs. Home Electronic Dartboard

Dart Machine

• professional soft‑tip system
• two‑row segments
• heavy‑duty construction
• large display
• ideal for commercial venues
• credit/coin operation
• extremely long lifespan

Home Electronic Dartboard

• smaller dimensions
• lower durability
• no credit system
• ideal for casual home play
• more affordable

If the goal is professional‑level play or commercial operation, a dart machine is the clear choice.

How to Choose the Right Dart Machine

• segment type – two‑row (tournament standard)
• construction quality – stability, weight, durability
• display – size, readability, type of score presentation
• game modes – variety and number
• online features – statistics, tournaments, player matching
• credit system – coin acceptor / payment module
• brand – Löwen, Cyberdine, Arachnid, Valley, Granboard (online models)

What You Need to Play

• soft‑tip darts
• spare tips
• credit or coin system (if required)
• stable placement and sufficient space in front of the machine