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Arachnid

Arachnid Cricket Pro Tournament-Quality Dartboard with 35 Games and 318 Variations (6 Cricket Games)

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Style: Pro 800


Features

  • Regulation 15.5 target size features a tournament-standard playing area, perfect for authentic arcade-style gameplay in game rooms, garages, bars, and man caves
  • 40 games and 179 optionsfeatures 40 soft tip dart games with 179 variations, including 7 popular cricket modes, delivering impressive variety for continuous, engaging play
  • 8-player LED scoring with real-time displaysupports up to 8 players, features a 4-player X/O cricket screen, and a scrolling digital display for live updates, score averages, and easy menu navigation
  • Optional Heckler feature adds extra interactive fun with three playful feedback levels to energize every match. Easily toggle on or off to suit your play styleperfect for parties and game nights
  • NylonTough segments with micro-thin dividersbuilt with ultra-durable segments and precision dividers for long-lasting performance and accurate scoring
  • Versatile game modes support single or double in/out, solo play, play-on, and ranking options for casual or competitive players, featuring a tournament spider in Arachnids iconic red and yellow colors
  • Customizable player assist features include handicap mode, bounce-out score correction, sleep mode, and quick reset options for a personalized gameplay experience
  • Complete dartboard set includes 6 soft-tip darts, extra replacement tips, AC adapter (no batteries required), mounting hardware, operating manual, and full game instructionsready to play out of the box

Description

Take your dart game to the next level with the Arachnid Cricket Pro 800 Electronic Dartboard, built with a regulation-size target area for true arcade-style action. Whether it's your game room, garage, man cave, or bar setup, this board delivers authentic play and long-lasting performance for players of all skill levels. With 40 built-in games and 179 variations, including 7 cricket modes, this dartboard keeps things fresh and competitive no matter how often you play. Great for casual matchups or serious league- style games. The LED display supports up to 8 players, with a real-time scoring system and 4-player X/O cricket display. The integrated scrolling digital screen shows live game updates, dart score averages, and simplifies game navigation. For added excitement, the optional Heckler feature adds fun, crowd-style commentary and feedback in three intensity levels—perfect for parties, family nights, or friendly rivalries. Turn it on for laughs or off for focused competition. Built tough, the board features NylonTough segments and micro-thin dividers, reducing bounce-outs and increasing scoring precision—plus a tournament-style spider in Arachnid’s signature red and yellow colors for that classic arcade look. Multiple game modes include single/double in or out, solo play, and ranking features, while custom player assist options like handicap scoring, bounce-out correction, quick reset, and power-saving sleep mode let you tailor the game to your style. Proudly made by Arachnid, the 1 name in electronic dartboards, and backed by a 90-day limited warranty, this board is one of the best options available for families, casual players, and serious dart fans alike.

Brand: Arachnid


Material: Plastic


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 22.83"W x 30.31"H


Item Weight: 5 Kilograms


Brand: ‎Arachnid


Material: ‎Plastic


Color: ‎Black


Product Dimensions: ‎22.83"W x 30.31"H


Item Weight: ‎5 Kilograms


Included Components: ‎Dartboard


Shape: ‎Round


Item Thickness: ‎2 Inches


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎15


Manufacturer: ‎ESCQ9


UPC: ‎719981672815


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎32 x 24 x 4 inches


Package Weight: ‎6.06 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎22.83 x 3.15 x 30.31 inches


Brand Name: ‎Arachnid


Warranty Description: ‎1 Year Limited


Model Name: ‎Cricket Pro 800


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎E800ARA


Style: ‎Pro 800


Size: ‎1


Sport Type: ‎Darts


Date First Available: June 9, 2004


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    • Solid board for most people
Style: Pro 670
So with trying to find things to do during quarantine and wanting a decent board for a while I decided to pull the trigger on this one. It is overall a solid board. Giving it a 5 based on functionality and cost. (Likely overall give it a 4.5 but they don’t let you do that and nothing is inherently wrong with it) I will get into pros and cons along with some other thoughts for people in deciding if it’s the right board for you. So overall, it has most of everything you could expect, wide variety of games, the ability to set certain options (double in single out, etc.), and I haven’t noticed anything like dead spots or darts failing to register. In terms of bounce outs, which I know people complain about with a lot of boards, I will say this, when it comes to soft tip boards, it’s just as much about your tips as your board. So for this board the generic ones that come with it are just fine, but more importantly if you are buying tips, then go with Vipers 2BA Tufflex Tips II. Those based on the thinner point diameter work very well with this board. I have yet to have a bounce out with these or the ones that came with. A middle ground would be something like Wolftop 2BA double dimple design tips, not as good as the tufflex 2 as they are ever so slightly thicker. If you go with the Tufflex III however, you will experience bounce outs. Why? The tips are much/ noticeably thicker than the Tufflex II. Simple science, larger peg going in a smaller hole. Also, while the two sets of darts that come with it are fine. But if you’re buying a board like this I would imagine you have a set or two of your own that are likely slightly heavier. For reference I shoot with 18 gram darts. Pros: -Good board with good variety of games for price. -Easy enough to mount to whatever you want with the screws that come with, just make sure it is tight and you will be fine -Good register with no bounce out issues. -Lighted marks for scoring in cricket (the slash, X, and X with circle along with score) -Ability to play solo against the computer with 5 levels of difficulty -Functionally gets the job done and has worked well for me Cons: (these are mostly nit-picky but should prove helpful if deciding) -For cricket scoring and all others, displays 2 players, so if you have 3, while player 3 is shooting, you can’t see where player 1 and 2 are at mark or scoring wise. So say you play 4 or 8 with this, it’s impossible to keep track which matters in close games of course. (Had I done it all over again I may have got one with 4 players display at once) So it shows the overall score of players 1-4 at once it only shows, 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 ,7-8 marks based on who is shooting. And if there are 8 players, then scores 5-8 replace 1-4 up top when you get to those players. Ultimately if you are going to have a lot of 3-4 player games of cricket maybe look at one of the models with simultaneous 4 player display. -The sound is slightly silly in some regards, it exclaims “miss” when you are say playing cricket and don’t hit a scoreable mark instead of just remaining silent. It’s more silly annoying than anything, and it’s all or nothing with the sound, so you either turn it off and get nothing, or have to hear that on occasion. -The computer skill level is a bit silly in some respects. In most games it doesn’t matter, but in say cricket, the strategy of the computer never changes, shoot for bullseye first, and then start at 15 and work its way forward. No randomness about it ever regardless of what you hit. So in essence, if you are playing cricket against the computer, close what you want but against the highest level of difficulty, be ready to end the game in 5 or 6 rounds or lose at it (the computer player) will work down the line and close out what it needs to in order every time with a round or two of variation in shooting singles doubles, triples, etc. Then of course if you are ahead in score, after, and only after it closes everything out will it look for the highest open number and hit that to catch up. It is good in a way that it puts some pressure on the player to be accurate and obviously the levels can be adjusted, but ultimately there is no strategy involved so it’s not the same as playing against a human in that regard. -No round counter -No back button (sounds silly, but if you accidentally move forward on someone’s turn you can’t roll it back, you can only skip a round for everyone) I know more Cons were listed, but like I said, nit-picky stuff mostly, hopefully helpful for those looking at this or others like it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020 by Z
    • Great when it works
Style: Pro 750
I live in New Zealand and ordered this from Amazon on what would have been Sunday in the US. Well it got delivered the following Friday which I thought was amazingly quick considering it had visited 3 cities in the US, plus Hawaii and Australia en route to NZ. I was very impressed as the cost of shipping of this pretty large item was quite low as well. However, when I put it up and started playing, I found 2 complete segments - 12 and 18 - wouldn't register at all, although occasionally a hit half way up the 12 would register as a bullseye. I was very disappointed to say the least. I contacted Amazon through their online chat and within 5 minutes I was advised that a new one was on it's way and my account had been credited with $10. I was quite happy about that. I received the new one a few days later, after receiving an email that it was delayed by 1 day due to a mechanical problem with a plane or truck. I had a bit of a laugh about the size of box the new one had been shipped in - it was huge, much bigger than the first one. They obviously wanted to ensure this one didn't get damaged en route! Anyway, when I put this one up, I'm happy to say it works perfectly and it's a lot of fun. I read in other reviews that the darts aren't the best and that the flights fall out quite easily, and I definitely concur. I'm a complete newby so wouldn't have known that other darts don't have the same problem. So at some stage I'll buy some new darts. In the meantime it's not that big a deal for me. My only concern now is that I received an email stating that unless Amazon receive the old non-working dartboard back by the end of the month, they'll charge me for the second one they sent me. When I went to ship it back to Amazon, I found that return shipping to the US was extremely expensive. The cheapest I could find was $90 US, which was at least double what it cost for shipping to NZ. However, I have confirmed twice with 2 different Amazon online chat people, that the shipping cost will be refunded to me, although I'll have to wait 60 days from when they receive it. The funny thing is that the 2nd person advised me that they'd received the faulty dartboard back already and everything was resolved. Very strange considering it was right next to me at the time. Anyway, I've now shipped it back and hopefully everything will work out in the end. All in all, it's a great dartboard, and a lot of fun, and I don't blame Amazon for the faulty one and in my opinion Amazon have been great to deal with and would say their customer service is top notch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2012 by Philip Baker
    • Features were good
Style: Pro 800
Nice product, easy installment, great features happy with, a little bit on the spendy side.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Anthony Gomez

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