Gary Anderson's last 250-or-so darts at treble 20. A good look at how Gary often uses the first dart, which is often low, as a "marker". There is of course some margin of error with the dart placements on the graphic, but I've tried to be as accurate as I can.
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@ochepedia
Complete nonsense about the low being a marker Gary’s Darts sit up so a low dart would be a blocker
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@andymac1203
Good point. He does tend to switch if the dart is low. Thanks for your comment Andrew.
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@stevenrmartin19
Thanks Steven. Don't read too much into that - the dart point takes up a much larger area than my little dots, so they can't be placed too close to the wires in the graphic.
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@ochepedia
Brilliant analysis mate. I would agree with others that if Gary’s first dart is low then I worry about his score. However if he gets 1st one in at an angle, I think he usually bangs a 180 easy. Keep up the good work 👍
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@DavidMc06263366
Thanks David. It would take a level of sophistication of which I am not capable to look at the dart angles! ;)
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@footy_nut
Wright's 3rd dart T20% with 120 already scored is around 40%, a little lower than the rate for the other two darts but not by much.
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@ochepedia
Btw. I could be interesting to see how far off a first, second or third missed. And also if the throws were grouped. Here you can’t tell which first relates to which second and thirds... still very interesting though! 👍
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@DanKHansen1
No doubt! the limitations of this display are myriad. This was just a little experiment to see how this information could be visually displayed. The response to this graphic has been waaaay out of proportion to its quality!
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@ochepedia
OMG! There must have been an amazing amount of work that went into this one post. Brilliant! 👍
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@DanTheStripe
On this form, it may well be pretty close to 1 in 500. T19 and D12 are statistically the hardest darts to hit, however, and there aren't many recent cases of Gary missing them on TV for us to evaluate.
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