What do the numbers on your stats page mean? Every stat is explained here in plain language.
Number of completed matches in the selected time range/mode.
Share of matches won out of all matches played in the selected range.
Points per visit (3 darts), calculated across every dart thrown.
3-dart average from the legs you won only, weighted by darts thrown. Lost legs stay out of this number. Against slower opponents, visits at the double pull the lost-leg average down and the overall average with it. This is the figure to compare, especially against beginners (under avg 50) and advanced players (avg 50 up to 75).
3-dart average from the legs you lost only, weighted by darts thrown. A long leg against a slower opponent holds more visits at the double. Small scores on those visits pull this number under the won-leg average.
How often a double attempt to finish the leg landed, relative to every attempt on the finish.
Your average after the first 3 visits (9 darts) of a leg — shows how you started, independent of the rest of the leg.
Your average over the first 4 visits (12 darts) of a leg — shows how long your scoring pace carries. If a leg ends sooner, the visits actually thrown count.
Your average over the first 5 visits (15 darts) of a leg — shows how long your scoring pace carries. If a leg ends sooner, the visits actually thrown count.
Your average over the first 6 visits (18 darts) of a leg — shows how long your scoring pace carries. If a leg ends sooner, the visits actually thrown count.
Number of 180s thrown (3× triple-20 in one visit).
Visits scoring 140 to 179 points.
Visits scoring 100 to 179 points.
Share of your scoring visits without a single treble (the PDC stat “trebleless visits”). Only T20, T19, T18, T17 count as trebles, plus a treble thrown on purpose to set up a finish (e.g. T16 on 88, T10 on 66) — a stray T1 or T5 doesn't. Visits in the checkout range (170 or less left) don't count. Exact with per-dart entry, otherwise estimated from the score: up to 60 no treble, 61–100 one, 101–140 two, 141+ three.
How many of your scoring darts land in a treble — exact with per-dart entry, otherwise the likely trebles from the score (e.g. 97/100 = 1, 137/140 = 2, 177/180 = 3), divided by all darts thrown outside the checkout range.
How many of your scoring visits stayed under 40 points – big as count/scoring visits, small the share. Only visits starting above 170 count: in the checkout range a small score is often a deliberate set-up.
The highest average you have hit in a single leg.
The highest score you have ever finished a leg with.