Throwing bags is fun. Knowing exactly how good you're getting is better. BagTrax tracks every throw, every round, every game — and gives you numbers that actually mean something.
Bags In Percentage
The most important stat. What percentage of your bags go through the hole? Recreational players average 10–20%. Competitive players hit 30–40%. Pros sit above 50%.
Track this over time. If your bags-in percentage goes up by 5% over a season, you've made real progress. That's not a feeling — it's a fact.
Points Per Round (PPR)
Your average raw points scored each round, before cancellation. High PPR means you're putting bags where they count. Low PPR means you're feeding the grass.
A solid PPR is 4–6. That means you're averaging at least one bag in the hole and one on the board every round.
Differential Per Round (DPR)
Your average point differential after cancellation. Positive means you outscore opponents most rounds. Negative means you don't.
DPR is the stat that separates good players from great ones. Anyone can throw a four-bagger once. Outscoring your opponent round after round takes consistency.
Win Rate
Straightforward — games won divided by games played. High win rate + high ELO means you're beating quality opponents. High win rate + low ELO means you need tougher competition.
Round-by-Round Breakdowns
Every game on BagTrax saves throw-level data. After a game, review each round: what you threw, what landed, what didn't. Patterns show up — maybe you start cold and finish strong, or maybe you fade late.
Export Your Data
Download your full game history as a CSV from your player profile. Run your own analysis, build your own charts, or just keep a backup.
See your stats on your player profile. The numbers don't lie.