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Darts-Specific Notes

  • Individual sport — “teams” represent individual players (1v1 format)
  • 501 format — players start at 501 and throw to reduce to exactly 0 (must finish on a double)
  • Scoring: Legs → Sets → Match
    • Leg: A single game of 501 — first to reach 0 wins
    • Set: Best of X legs (usually best of 5 = first to 3 legs)
    • Match: Best of X sets (varies by tournament round)
  • Score fields use period1 through periodN (representing sets)
  • Categories are primarily England (ID: 261, PDC events) and International (ID: 104)
  • Key statistics: 3-dart average, 180s, checkout %, highest checkout, 100+/140+ counts

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UI Design Ideas

  • Score display: Show sets and legs — “Van Gerwen 7-5 Price (Sets)” with current leg score underneath
  • Live scoring: Show remaining points per player (e.g., “141 remaining”)
  • 180 counter: Prominent display — fans love this stat
  • 3-dart average: THE key performance metric — show prominently
  • Checkout highlights: High checkouts (100+) are exciting moments
  • Tournament bracket: Use /knockout for draw bracket — critical for major tournaments
  • H2H: Important — use /match/{id}/h2h
  • Daily Modus Super Series: 50-100+ matches/day on weekdays
  • PDC calendar: World Championship (Dec-Jan), Premier League (Feb-May), World Matchplay (Jul)

Darts Scoring Explained

  • 501 format: Players start at 501 and throw to reduce to exactly 0 (must finish on a double)
  • Leg: A single game of 501 — player who reaches 0 first wins
  • Set: Best of X legs (usually best of 5 = first to 3 legs)
  • Match: Best of X sets (varies by tournament round)

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Last modified on June 29, 2026