180s0
140+2
100+4
Completed Match
Full breakdown modeModus Super Series • 17 Apr 2026, 15:27 UTC • Best of 7 legs
WinnerNathan Potter
Score0–4
ModeFull breakdown
AI match summary
Post-match readSteve Green leads in recent form with a clear advantage in average triple darts and first nine finishes. While class data favors Potter, the overall lean supports Steve Green.
Edge result
Pre-match lean was on the wrong sideEdge missed
The pre-match model leaned the other way, so the post-match read now needs to explain what performance gap broke the original setup.
Player performance comparison
Final stat splitSteve Green avg74.6
Nathan Potter avg88.4
Steve Green checkout0.0%
Nathan Potter checkout67.0%
Core match stats
Better values highlightedSteve GreenNathan Potter
74.6
3-dart averageNathan Potter edge
88.4
91.5
First 9 averageNathan Potter edge
92
0.0%
Checkout %Nathan Potter edge
67.0%
4
100+Nathan Potter edge
7
2
140+Level
2
0
180sLevel
0
0
Highest checkoutNathan Potter edge
142
Key performance insights
Driven by the final stat split and leg availabilityNathan Potter created the cleaner scoring base with a 13.8 point edge in 3-dart average.
Nathan Potter was the sharper finisher, clearing chances 67.0 percentage points better on doubles.
Scoring summary
Power scoring and volume180s0
140+2
100+7
Finishing summary
Checkout quality and conversionCheckout %0.0%
Highest checkout0
Checkouts0/5
Checkout %67.0%
Highest checkout142
Checkouts4/6
Momentum strip
Match flow by legL1Nathan Potter
L2Nathan Potter
L3Nathan Potter
L4Nathan Potter
Leg-by-leg table
4 legs capturedLegWinnerDartsCheckout
Set 1 · Leg 1
Nathan Potter
15Fast leg
116
Set 1 · Leg 2Streak of 2
Nathan Potter
16
32
Set 1 · Leg 3Streak of 3
Nathan Potter
15Fast leg
142
Set 1 · Leg 4Streak of 4
Nathan Potter
22
20
Match stats
2 player rowsSteve Green
3-dart avg74.6
First 991.5
Checkout0.0% (0/5)
180s0
High checkout0
100+ checkouts0
Nathan Potter
3-dart avg88.4
First 992
Checkout67.0% (4/6)
180s0
High checkout142
100+ checkouts2
AI edge post-mortem
Work in progressThe edge missed. The simplest culprit is finishing: Nathan Potter outperformed on doubles, which is often enough to flip a match even when the original pre-match lean looked reasonable. Final score: 0–4.