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Your Statistics Page

Selecting Stats in the top navigation opens your personal statistics page. It has two tabs: Overview (covered below) and Match History (a list of your past matches).

The Statistics page, Overview tab, showing the X01 Performance summary and Breakdown sectionPersonal data redacted
The Statistics page, reached via Stats in the top navigation.

Overview tab​

Game mode filter​

A row of pills (rounded tab buttons) across the top (X01, Cricket, Count Up, Random Checkout, Killer, Bob's 27, ...) lets you switch which game mode the page reports on.

Switching modes keeps the same page layout — Performance summary, then Breakdown — but the specific metrics in the Breakdown section change to fit how that mode is scored. The Performance summary card is the one constant across every mode: Total Legs Played, Total Legs Won, and Total Solo Games.

Breakdown — X01​

The Breakdown section compares your recent performance to your previous stretch of legs — a leg is one full game, from the starting score down to zero. A Last 100 Legs dropdown controls how many legs count as "recent." For X01, it includes:

  • A 3 Dart Average bar and a Checkout % donut, each annotated with the "Prev." value from before the current window, so you can see at a glance whether you're trending up or down.
  • A Legs Played / Legs Won count for the window.
  • A scoring table breaking down how many 60+, 100+, 140+, 170+, and 180 scores you hit in the window, both as a total and per-leg average.
  • Three trend rows — Average until 170, First 9 Average, and Checkout Points Average — each shown as a bar with the current value against the "Prev." value.
Common darts stats explained

3-dart average (sometimes shortened to PPD, points per dart, ×3) is your average score per three darts thrown — the standard way darts players measure scoring power. Checkout % is how often you finish a leg successfully when you get the chance, and Checkout Points Average is your average score specifically on those checkout attempts. Average until 170 and First 9 Average are variations that only count darts thrown before a checkout becomes possible, or just your first three turns, so a big finish or a slow start doesn't skew the number. The 60+/100+/140+/170+/180 columns count how often you scored at least that much with three darts in one turn — 180 is the maximum possible (three treble 20s).

Breakdown — other modes​

Every other mode reuses the same "current vs. previous window" layout, but swaps in metrics relevant to that mode's scoring:

Cricket Breakdown: Marks per Round chart, First 9 Marks per Round and Score trend bars, and a table of 5–9 Marks and White Horse countsPersonal data redacted
Cricket — Marks per Round, First 9 Marks per Round, Score, and a 5–9 Marks / White Horse table.
Common Cricket stats explained

A round is one turn of three darts. In Cricket/Tactics, each dart on a target number earns marks toward closing it — a single is worth 1 mark, a double 2, and a treble 3 — so Marks per Round is your average marks scored per turn, and First 9 Marks per Round is that same average across just your first three turns. The 5–9 Marks table counts how many rounds you scored that many marks in a single turn — 9 is the maximum, three treble hits in one turn. A White Horse is the rarest version of a 9-mark round: three different target numbers, each hit as a treble, that neither you nor your team had already marked before that turn.

Count Up Breakdown: 3 Dart Average chart, First 9 Average and Score trend bars, and a 60+/100+/140+/180 tablePersonal data redacted
Count Up — 3 Dart Average, First 9 Average, Score, and a 60+/100+/140+/180 table.
Random Checkout Breakdown: Checkout % donut, Darts Thrown Average trend bar, and a table of checkout ranges from 1-20 up to 161-180Personal data redacted
Random Checkout — Checkout % and Darts Thrown Average, broken down by checkout-score range (1–20 through 161–180).
Killer Breakdown: Avg Darts Thrown, Avg Lives Gained, Avg Lives Lost, and Avg Kills trend barsPersonal data redacted
Killer — Avg. Darts Thrown, Avg. Lives Gained, Avg. Lives Lost, and Avg. Kills.
Bob's 27 Breakdown: Hit % donut, 3 Dart Average, Max Points and Highest Target trend bars, and a per-double hit-rate table from D1 to D20 plus BullPersonal data redacted
Bob's 27 — Hit %, 3 Dart Average, Max Points, Highest Target, and a per-double (D1–D20, Bull) hit-rate table.

Only these six modes get a Breakdown section on the Overview tab — Around The Clock, Shanghai, Round the World, Segment Training, Gotcha, and Bermuda don't have one. (Some of those modes still get their own per-match stats — see Match History below — just not this aggregate "trend over time" view.)

Advanced Statistics​

Further down the Overview tab sits Advanced Statistics, a deeper set of Activity, Scoring, and Checkouts breakdowns that needs Autodarts Plus — it has a page of its own.

Match History tab​

The Match History tab lists every match you've played, most recent first, with the columns Match Type (mode and how the match was played), Date, Time, and Result (both players/bots and the legs each won).

Match History tab, unfiltered, showing a mix of X01, Gotcha, Shanghai, Bob's 27, Segment Training, Round the World, Random Checkout, and Bull-off matches; some rows have a bar-chart stats icon on the right and some don'tPersonal data redacted
Match History, unfiltered. Notice the bar-chart icon only shows up on some rows.

Per-match stats​

The bar-chart icon on the right of a row opens that individual match's own stats. Which modes get one doesn't line up with the six modes on the Breakdown list above — Segment Training, for example, gets per-match stats here even though it has no aggregate "trend over time" Breakdown on the Overview tab. In the screenshot above, X01, Bob's 27, Segment Training, and Random Checkout all have the icon; Gotcha, Shanghai, and Round the World don't.

Filtering by match type​

Above the list, four counters double as filter buttons: Local, Online, Matchmaking, and Tournaments — click one to show only matches played that way.

Match History tab showing a list of past X01 tournament matches with dates, times, and resultsPersonal data redacted
Match History — filtered to Tournaments in this example. Each row shows both players and the legs they won.

The screenshot above has Tournaments active (highlighted, with the matching count in white), so every row shown is a tournament match.

Filtering further​

The Filters button opens a more detailed filter panel:

Match History filters panel: game mode pills (All Matches, X01, Cricket, CountUp, ATC, Random Checkout, Gotcha, Bermuda, Bob's 27, Killer), a Player dropdown, and a Date Range picker
The Filters panel adds game-mode, player, and date-range filtering on top of the four match-type counters.

This adds:

  • A row of game mode pills (All Matches, X01, Cricket, CountUp, ATC, Random Checkout, Gotcha, Bermuda, Bob's 27, Killer) to narrow the list to one specific mode.
  • A Player dropdown to filter matches against a specific opponent.
  • A Date Range picker (defaults to "All Time").