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Player Cards & Head-to-Head

Clicking any player's name — in a lobby, your friends list, a leaderboard, or match history — opens a player card: a quick-stats popup. This works for any player, not just yourself, though what you can see and do depends on your relationship with that player.

Your own card​

Opened via your own name (for example from the board-identity widget on the Home page — the box showing your connected board and player info), your card shows a single Stats tab — there's no Head-to-Head tab, since you can't compare yourself with yourself.

Home page with your own player card open, showing the Stats tab with Overall, Last 100 Legs, Tournaments, and Matchmaking sectionsPersonal data redacted
Your own player card, opened from the Home page. Same breakdown structure as the main Statistics page, in a compact form.

Another player's card​

For any other player, the card additionally shows:

  • Their online status (e.g. "Available") beneath their name.
  • An action button: Invite to Play if you're friends, or the outlined Add Friend if you're not.
  • A ··· menu (a "more options" menu) with further options. Friends get Remove Friend, Report, and Block; non-friends get just Report and Block.
Player card for a friend, showing Invite to Play, the extended menu with Remove Friend/Report/Block, and the Stats tabPersonal data redacted
A friend's card — note the Invite to Play button and the Remove Friend option in the ··· menu.
Player card for a player who is not a friend, showing Add Friend and the extended menu with only Report/BlockPersonal data redacted
A non-friend's card — Add Friend instead of Invite to Play, and no Remove Friend option.

Stats tab​

A few scoring terms

A leg is one full game, from the starting score down to zero. A 180 is the highest score possible with three darts (three treble 20s). 3-dart average (sometimes called PPD, points per dart) is your average score per three darts thrown — the standard way darts players measure scoring power — and checkout % is how often you finish a leg successfully when you get the chance. Average until 170, below, is that same average calculated only up to the point a checkout becomes possible, so a big finish doesn't skew it.

Same breakdown as your Statistics page: Overall (legs played, 180s thrown, km walked), Last 100 Legs (3-dart average, average until 170, checkout %), Tournaments, and Matchmaking (played / won / average score for each).

Head to Head tab​

Switching to Head to Head replaces the breakdown with a direct comparison between you and that player:

  • Your avatars on either side of your combined legs-won score (e.g. 41 32).
  • Side-by-side comparison bars for Legs Won, Average, Average until 170, First 9 Average (your average scoring rate across just the first three turns of a leg), Checkout %, and Highest Finish (the largest checkout you've completed) — your value and theirs, with the leading side highlighted.
  • A small table comparing scoring milestones (100+, 140+, 170+, 180) between the two of you.
Head to Head tab of a player card, comparing legs won, average, and scoring milestones between two playersPersonal data redacted
The Head to Head tab: a direct side-by-side comparison against another player.