Exact opponent visits
The recorded player follows the public scorecard visit by visit rather than using a simulated average.
Playable darts archive
Play historic darts matches
Step into a verified professional scorecard and face the exact visits that were thrown on the night. Choose either finalist, throw at your own board and find out whether you can change the result.
Replay real professional darts scorecards
Rewrite History is different from a normal darts bot. Your opponent is not generating a random score from an average: the game replays the exact recorded visits from a verified professional match. Choose which named finalist you want to replace, throw your own darts and see whether the result changes.
Replace either finalist
Defend the winner's night or step into the runner-up's place and try to turn the match around.
501, 301 or 201
Authentic mode uses 501. Club and starter handicaps shorten your route while the historic opponent keeps the exact 501 visit stream.
The current archive contains 20 complete verified matches and 251 complete legs. The source data is stored from DartConnect Game Detail scorecards and each match below links back to its public scorecard.
Verified full matches currently in Rewrite History
How a historical replay works
Pick a match
Open the archive and choose one of the verified full scorecards.
Choose your player
Replace either side of the original match and select the pressure level.
Throw your visits
Enter your score; the opponent then produces the next visit recorded in the real match.
Rewrite—or repeat—history
Your result, averages and achievements are saved when the replay is completed.
Frequently asked questions
What does Rewrite History do?
It lets you choose one player from a verified professional match and replace that player’s visits with scores thrown on your own board.
Are the professional scores invented by the game?
No. The mode uses recorded visit streams for matches where the required leg data has been verified from the cited source trail.
Can I choose either finalist?
Where the match data supports it, you can choose which named player to replace and face the other player’s recorded visits.
More free darts tools
Keep the session focused with a related scorer, practice mode or training drill.
Play a computer opponentChoose a normal bot rather than a recorded professional match.Train checkout pressureWork on finishing before taking on another historic match.Improve opening scoringMeasure the first nine darts separately from the finishing phase.Review 501 rulesRefresh bust, double-out, leg and match rules.