(from Darts Player Magazine -- December, 1999) by Rebecca Fishkin Almost every time Paul Seigel ‑‑ or any other player, for that matter ‑‑ walks into a room to throw darts, the scene is familiar. In a smoky room with dim lighting, Paul sets his beer on a sticky table and shakes his darts from a custom‑made "Bones" Hanson, ebony case, decorated with silver inlay. Over the sounds of televised sportscasters and the knocking of billiard balls, Paul exchanges pleasantries with his opponents.