Your player stats explained

What every number on your Cue Sense player profile means: win rate, form, frames, breaking, BND and RND, no-shows, head-to-heads, table record, trophies and venue visits.

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The short answer: Your Cue Sense profile is built from every match you score, in leagues, knockouts and ad hoc games. It shows your win rate and record, your last five results, frames won and lost, how often you win on your own break, break and dishes, your record against each opponent, how you do on each table, your trophies and your venue visits.

Every frame you score in Cue Sense goes into your player profile. Open it from My stats → Full stats & history on My Account, or tap any player’s name to see theirs.

A player profile in the Cue Sense app with career win rate, frames won and lost, and breaking stats
Career and breaking (sample data)
Head-to-head records against each opponent and a table record in the Cue Sense app
Head to head and table record

Form

Your last five results, latest first: W for a win, D for a draw, L for a loss.

Career

  • Win rate. Matches won divided by matches played.
  • Played, Won, Drawn, Lost. Every match across every league, division and ad hoc game.
  • Frames. Frames won and lost, and your frame difference.

Breaking

  • Break + Win vs Non-breaking + Win. How many of your won frames came when you broke, and how many when your opponent broke. It’s based on frames where the breaker was recorded, so tap Break? when you score.
  • BND (Break and Dish). You broke and cleared every ball, including the black, without missing.
  • RND (Reverse Break and Dish). Your opponent broke and missed, then you cleared the whole rack, including the black, on your first visit.
  • No-shows. Matches you didn’t turn up for, reported by your opponent and authorised by a league manager.

Trophy Cabinet

Every division title you’ve won, across every season. The league-wide list is the Roll of Honour, which records each division’s champion automatically the moment its last match is completed.

Head to head

Your record against everyone you’ve played: wins, losses, draws and how many times you’ve met.

Table record

Frames won and lost on each table, sorted by Most played or Best win %. A best table appears once it has at least 10 frames recorded.

Venue visits and memberships

Your check-ins at each venue, by card or bar tag, with your last visit and visit count. If your venue runs memberships, you’ll see your start and end dates here too.

Match history and win-rate trend

Every result, newest first, plus a line showing your win rate from your first game to your latest.

Common questions

How is win rate worked out?

Matches won divided by matches played. A draw counts as played but not won.

Why don't I have a best table yet?

A best table only appears once a table has at least 10 frames recorded for you. Make sure the table number is entered under Table & venue when you score.

How do I see another player's stats?

Tap their name on a fixture, league table or result to open their profile.

Next step

Put it into practice

Learn with the Pool Academy, or run your league on League Manager.