Match legs decide state.
If the score is 3–1 when a leg starts, the leader’s darts belong to Ahead and the opponent’s belong to Behind.
Game-state scoring
Frontrunning
Does a player keep producing once they get in front—or do they score better while chasing? Compare true dart-weighted averages in legs that began Ahead, Level or Behind.
Player game-state profile
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Field comparison
Best scoring with a lead
Ranked by average in Ahead legs. Players need at least 50 Ahead legs in the selected scope; the sample stays beside every result.
| Rank | Player | Ahead avg | Level avg | Behind avg | Ahead vs behind | Ahead legs | Ahead leg win % |
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Sets come first.
We compare sets won first. When sets are tied, the current set’s leg score decides the state. This keeps World Championship and Grand Prix matches honest.
Not an ability ranking.
Ahead legs often come against an opponent already being outplayed. Read the average, win rate and sample together; Power+ remains the overall strength measure.