Chalkers or Scorers or Markers, whichever term you use are assigned in all Major League Darts events.

No one likes to chalk, but everyone like to complain when they don't have a chalker.

The Round Robin phase of events all have a match order and an assigned chalker for each match.
The knockout phase of events will see the loser of the previous match on that board act as the chalker. The first match in the knockout phase will also have a chalker assigned based on the way the bracket is drawn.

• Chalking is a requirement of all players
  

It really depends on the size of the round robin group you are in.

You will play a minimum of 17-28 legs (depending on group size) if you lose in the first round of the Consolation bracket.

You will play a minimum of 20-31 legs (depending on group size) if you lose in the first round of the Main bracket.

Major League Darts' (MLD) philosophy is to give the darter the most darting value for their dollar. The more legs ones plays for your entry fee the better. There are many darting events one can choose to attend, and at a MLD event, we want everyone to play as many legs as they can.

No one wants to travel to an event and loose in the first round after playing 2 legs of darts. We want people to get a lot of games for their entry fee.

All Major League Darts are Open events. There are no separate events based on gender at this time.

A MLD "local" event may tag itself as a Womens/Ladies Only event, but that would be at the discretion of the local organizer.

If there are sufficient pre-registrations at a particular MLD Tour Stop for Women, then there is the possibility of having a separate Women's event, but the main event will remain an Open event, and a woman may enter either one.