Dartle (CSWStats)
5.0 (1)Find the day's PDC darts player in eight guesses from rank, majors and prize money.
on cswdarts.co.uk

Dartle is a daily darts guessing game on CSWStats, an independent darts site. Each day one PDC tour card holder is the answer, and every guess shows how close you are on world ranking, majors won, the year of the last one, country and prize money since 2019. Every past puzzle can be played from its archive.
About Dartle (CSWStats)
Dartle is part of CSWStats, an independent darts hub run by CSW Stats Ltd that also carries schedules, world rankings, a free 501 scoreboard and a weekly darts crossword. It is not connected to the PDC. The first Dartle came out on 20 September 2026, and puzzle #35 on 24 October.
The answer can be any of the 128 PDC tour card holders. You type a player's name and get five clues in a row: world rank, majors, last won, country and 8-yr prize. Green is an exact match and amber is close: within five ranking places, two majors, two years, a quarter of the prize money, or a neighbouring country (all of the British Isles count as close to each other). Arrows say whether the answer is higher up the rankings or further down, and whether they have more or fewer majors and prize money. Majors counts top TV titles over roughly the last ten years, not a whole career.
You have eight tries. A new player comes every day at midnight UK time, the same for everyone. The page names yesterday's answer, a separate page lists every past answer, and an archive lets you play any Dartle since #1 (past ones do not count toward your streak). There is no sign-up; your streak and progress are kept in your own browser, and a share button copies a grid of your coloured clues.
Since late October 2026 the site carries ads from Mediavine's Journey network: a sidebar ad beside the game on a desktop and a banner along the bottom of a phone screen, neither over the board.
It suits darts fans who follow the Pro Tour beyond the televised stars, and the site suggests starting with Luke Littler for anyone new.
How to play Dartle (CSWStats)
- Open Dartle on cswdarts.co.uk.
- Type a PDC player's name, pick it from the suggestions and press Guess; Luke Littler is the suggested opener.
- Read the five clues: green for an exact match, amber for close, plain for a miss.
- Follow the arrows on rank, majors, last won and prize money toward the answer.
- Find the player within eight guesses, share your grid if you like, and come back after midnight UK time for the next one.
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Tips
- Rank arrows halve the field quickly: aim your second guess at the middle of the range left.
- A green last-won year with few majors points to a one-time major winner.
- Country often settles it among the lower-ranked tour card holders.
- An amber country with a British flag means the answer is from somewhere else in the British Isles.
Questions
Who can the answer be?
Any of the 128 PDC tour card holders, from the world number one down.
What does 8-yr prize mean?
Total PDC prize money earned since 2019. Amber means within a quarter of the answer's total.
What time does Dartle reset?
A new player comes every day at midnight UK time, the same one for everybody.
Is Dartle free?
Yes. It needs no sign-up; the site shows ads around the game.
Can I play old Dartles?
Yes. The archive lets you play every Dartle since #1, and another page lists every past answer. Past puzzles do not count toward your streak.
Ratings and reviews
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