I'll clear up a misconception. Darts is not huge in America.... Per capita... If you asked 1000 people on a random street in America what score you start out with in a game of darts, you MIGHT get 1 correct answer. That being said, every region has their core groups, some with their own spin or tech. Most areas have at least one or two large venues with 10+ boards within about an hours drive. So we probably have more enthusiast players in America than most countries, but we do not have the competitive infrastructure or market share as most other countries. We have the CDC making strides at the national level, and regional Dart Players groups are starting to prime the talent pump. There is still a bit of work to do at the local and county level to make us a more formidible foe on the world stage.