Darts Average Tracker 301/501 | Free Performance Stats

How does the Average Tracker work?

ScoreApp automatically saves statistics after every completed darts game. The tracker calculates your 3-dart average per game and maintains a rolling average over your last 10 games. This shows not just your current level, but also whether you are trending upward or downward.

What is tracked?

• •Rolling 3-dart average (last 10 games)
• •Best leg: the fewest darts to close a leg
• •Total 180s thrown
• •Total scores of 140+ and 100+
• •Per-player stats — supports multiple players simultaneously

How to interpret your average

The 3-dart average is the universal darts performance metric. It measures how many points you score on average per round of three darts. A rising average across multiple sessions is the clearest sign that your technique and consistency are improving.

• •Beginner: 20–45 average
• •Recreational: 45–70 average
• •Club level: 70–90 average
• •Semi-pro / competitive: 90–110+ average

All data is stored locally on your device. No account is needed and nothing is shared with external servers.

How is the 3-dart average calculated?

The 3-dart average (3DA) is the total points scored in a leg divided by the number of rounds. Each round consists of three darts, so the result is already an average per three darts. Finish a 501 leg in 7 rounds and your average is 501 ÷ 7 ≈ 71.6 — the same calculation used in televised darts. ScoreApp computes this automatically after every leg.

How to improve your darts average

A rising average comes from consistency in throw technique, not occasional good turns. The most effective improvements are:

• •Practise trebles 20, 19 and 18 — they deliver the highest points per dart
• •Learn fixed checkout routes so you don't waste points on poor finishes
• •Use your progress graph to catch regression early
• •Play frequent short sessions (10–15 min) rather than occasional long ones