Every change to the API and the site, newest first. New endpoints and fields arrive without notice; anything that would break working code is posted here 30 days before it happens.
GET /v1/results/yesterday lists every match settled yesterday (UTC), newest first, on every plan, the free key included. Filter by player_id or competition_id and page with the cursor. Every list cursor is now sealed: pass meta.next_cursor back exactly as it came.
Read the docsCompetitions, editions, the calendar and matches carry tier (majors, players_championship, wdf_gold and so on) in place of category, and organiser (pdc, pdc_development, pdc_affiliate, bdo) in place of organisation. round is our own code: last_64, quarter_final, final. Players carry country_code, an ISO code such as nl or gb-eng, in place of country, and /v1/players filters by country_code. Fixtures, live scores and webhooks carry starts_at in UTC in place of the local time, and fixture_key is now fixture_id. Price readings name each bookmaker by our own slug, every timestamp ends in Z, and list cursors are opaque.
tierroundcountry_codestarts_atfixture_idAdd up to five addresses in your dashboard and we POST each event within a minute of our five-minute check. Every request is signed with X-DartsAPI-Signature, and a failed one is retried at 1, 5, 15, 30, 60 and 90 minutes. On Live, Complete and Analyst.
match.finishedLive and upfixture.addedmatch.startedscore.changedPick any two players to see the record, legs, averages when they meet, finals, and every meeting oldest to newest. The most played rivalries and this week's meetings are on the index.
Open head to headMatches lists every result by day with the averages, 180s and checkouts. Probability shows the model at work: a match-up you can set yourself, how well its prices have held up, and the biggest upsets. Live explains scores in play and webhooks.
Open MatchesPoint Claude or any MCP client at dartsapi.com/mcp with your key. Tools include find_player, head_to_head, player_form, live_scores, ratings_table and win_probability. Each tool answers with what your plan can see.
/mcpAn OpenAPI 3.1 description of all 40 endpoints, with parameters, plans and response shapes. No key needed, so you can generate a client straight from it.
/openapi.jsonEvery player now has a page with rating, form, averages and top rivals. A free key is one click from any of them.
Browse playersRatings now take in results from the live feed as well as the archive, so a match moves both players as soon as it finishes rather than when the archive next catches up.
Ranking every player by a statistic used to read the whole archive on your call. The table is now built once an hour for every statistic and season, so /v1/leaders answers at once. Live keeps its last thirty days, read directly.
Guides and a reference for every endpoint, a status page fed by the same checks we use, the Lab for the model's working, and a coverage page measured from the archive itself.
Read the docsTwo endpoints fed from the live source, checked every five minutes. Fixtures lists what is to play; live gives the score of every match in progress.
Fixtures are dated from each tournament's own page, and an event's full draw is listed rather than only the next few matches.
Win probability for any two players at any match length, props for 180s and finishing, and the same numbers for a scheduled match.
A rating for every active player, updated after every match, with the biggest movers and a snapshot at any date.
Our price for every match, in bulk or one at a time, and how those prices have fared: calibration, favourites, formats, upsets and value.
Each player's chance of winning an event from its live draw, and a simulator for any bracket you give it.
Keep a copy of the archive in step with one call that returns everything changed since your last cursor. Plus a preview for any scheduled match and a player's numbers split by stage, format and opponent.
Ids keep their type prefix (pl_, mt_, ev_, cp_) but no longer reveal the order or size of the archive. Ids issued from 18 to 21 September were replaced once; the new ones will not change again.
The calendar pages like every other list. A call your plan does not cover now names the plan that does, and a short outage in the archive answers 503 with Retry-After rather than an empty list.
Every response carries X-RateLimit-Limit, X-RateLimit-Remaining and X-RateLimit-Reset, and your own usage by day is one call away.
Coverage is counted from the archive by season and tour, and a quiet month in the calendar is no longer reported as a gap.
Version 1 opens with players, matches, competitions and statistics back to 1994. Free keys see a delayed window of real rows; paid plans start at $39 a month.