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Adeficator Open	2016
Baltic Cup Open (×2)	2013, 2017
Denmark Open	2016
Estonian Masters	2017
Estonian Open (×3)	2012, 2013, 2015
Hal Open	2016
Kaunas Open	2024
Latvian Open (×3)	2017, 2018, 2024
Lithuania Open (×6)	2008, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018
Polish Open	2015
Riga Masters	2014
Riga Open (×3)	2011, 2014, 2015
Trakai Castle Cup (×2)	2010, 2014

PDC Secondary and affiliate tours

PDC Challenge Tour	2025 (x3)
PDC Nordic & Baltic Pro Tour (×13)	2018 (×2) 2019 (×4) 2022 (×4) 2024 (×2) 2025 (×1)

Medal record

Men'sDarts

Representing Lithuania
WDF World Cup
	2015 Antalya	Men's singles
WDF Europe Cup
	2012 Kemer	Men's pairs
	2014 Bucharest	Men's singles

Darius Labanauskas (born 26 July 1976) is a Lithuanian professionaldarts player who competes inProfessional Darts Corporation (PDC) events. In 2015, he was rankedWorld Darts Federation (WDF) world number one.

He is a two-time world championship quarter-finalist, reaching the last eight at the2017 BDO World Championship and the2020 PDC World Championship.

Career

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BDO

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Labanauskas is a three-time Lithuania National Champion and won theLithuania Open in 2011 and 2013. He also won theBaltic Cup Open in 2013, the Estonian Open in 2012 and 2013, and in 2014 he won the Trakai Castle Cup, the Riga Open and the Riga Masters. He was runner-up in theWDF Europe Cup singles in 2014, losing to IrishmanDavid Concannon in the final. 2014 also saw him reach the final of the Estonian Open,Finnish Open andBaltic Cup Open.

His performances in 2014 helped Labanauskas qualify for the2015 BDO World Darts Championship outright via his world ranking. He was beaten byRobbie Green in the first round despite hitting a 167 checkout during the match.

Consistent qualification for the BDO World Championship paid off in2017 as he reached the quarter-finals before losing 5–2 to eventual championGlen Durrant.

PDC

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In 2018, Labanauskas competed on the PDC Nordic & Baltic Pro Tour, finishing in the top two to qualify for the2019 PDC World Darts Championship.^[3] He beatMatthew Edgar andRaymond van Barneveld before going out toAdrian Lewis in the last 32 with prize money of £25,000. This run was followed by PDC European Q-School, where he reached the final on the fourth day and beat Vincent van der Meer 5–3 to win aPDC Tour Card for the first time.^[4] In May 2019, Labanauskas became the first Lithuanian player to reach a PDC ranking final, losing 8–1 toGlen Durrant in the final ofPlayers Championship 15.^[5]

Labanauskas was a quarter-finalist at the2020 World Championship. He earned victories against Matthew Edgar,Ian White,Max Hopp andSteve Beaton on his way to the last eight, where he faced defending championMichael van Gerwen.^[6] Labanauskas won the opening set of the match but only claimed one more set as he lost 5–2.^[7] He qualified for the2020 European Darts Grand Prix in October, where he reached the quarter-finals before being eliminated by eventual championJosé de Sousa.^[8]

Labanauskas won his opening match of the2021 World Championship 3–0 against Chengan Liu, before going out in the second round in a 3–2 defeat toSimon Whitlock.^[9]^[10] He made hisWorld Grand Prix at the2021 edition and defeatedBrendan Dolan 2–1 in the first round.^[11] He took a two-set lead against Ian White in the second round but went on to lose 3–2.^[12] At the2022 PDC World Darts Championship, Labanauskas hit his first televisednine-dart finish in a first-round defeat toMike De Decker.^[13] At the2023 World Championship, he came back from 2–0 down to defeatJohn O'Shea 3–2 in the first round.^[14] He was eliminated byRoss Smith in the next round.^[15]

Labanauskas lost his PDC Tour Card at the end of 2023 and was unable to regain it at2024 Q-School, ending a five-year run as a Tour Card holder.^[16] After winning three titles on the2024 PDC Nordic and Baltic Tour, he secured a return to the PDC World Championship for the2025 edition by finishing second on the tour's Order of Merit.^[17] In the lead-up to the tournament, he won series nine of the MODUS Super Series, defeating Tom Sykes 4–2 in the Champions Week final to earn the £20,000 top prize.^[18] He lost 3–1 toRyan Joyce in the first round of the World Championship.^[19]

Labanauskas finished second on the2025 PDC Challenge Tour ranking, earning his return to the Pro Tour in 2026.^[20]

World Championship results

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BDO

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2015: First round (lost toRobbie Green 1–3)
2016: Preliminary round (lost toSeigo Asada 1–3)
2017: Quarter-finals (lost toGlen Durrant 2–5)
2018: First round (lost toScott Mitchell 2–3)

PDC

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2019: Third round (lost toAdrian Lewis 0–4)
2020: Quarter-finals (lost toMichael van Gerwen 2–5)
2021: Second round (lost toSimon Whitlock 2–3)
2022: First round (lost toMike De Decker 1–3)
2023: Second round (lost toRoss Smith 1–3)
2025: First round (lost toRyan Joyce 1–3)

Performance timeline

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Tournament	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
BDO Ranked televised events
BDO World Championship	DNQ	1R	Prel.	QF	1R
BDO World Trophy	DNQ	1R	QF	2R	QF
World Masters	2R	6R	6R	3R	DNQ
Zuiderduin Masters	DNQ	RR	RR	QF	DNQ
Career statistics
Year-end ranking	12	13	3	18	37

PDC

Tournament	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025
PDC Ranked televised events
PDC World Championship	3R	QF	2R	1R	2R	DNQ	1R
PDC World Masters	Did not qualify						Prel.
UK Open	1R	3R	5R	5R	4R	DNQ	2R
World Grand Prix	DNQ		2R	DNQ
European Championship	DNQ	1R	DNQ
Players Championship Finals	2R	1R	2R	DNQ
Non-ranked televised events
PDC World Cup of Darts	1R	2R	2R	1R	RR	RR	RR
World Series of Darts Finals	DNQ	2R	DNQ
Career statistics
Season-end ranking	52	43	43	52	74	140

PDC European Tour

Season	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14
2018	DNQ			ADO 2R	DNQ		GDT 2R	DDO 3R	EDM 2R	GDC 1R	DDC 2R	DNQ
2019	Did not qualify				ADO 3R	Did not qualify							GDT 1R
2020	DNQ		EDG QF	IDO DNQ
2022	IDO DNQ	GDC 2R	GDG DNQ	ADO 1R	Did not qualify					HDT 1R	DNQ
2023	Did not qualify							CDO 1R	DNQ		GDO 1R	DNQ
2024	Did not qualify				ADO 2R	Did not qualify
2025	BDO 1R	EDT DNQ	IDO 2R	Did not qualify							CDO 1R	DNQ		GDC 1R

PDC Players Championships

Season	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30	31	32	33	34
2019	WIG 3R	WIG 2R	WIG 1R	WIG 3R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	WIG 1R	WIG 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 3R	BAR 3R	BAR 1R	BAR SF	BAR F	BAR 1R	WIG 2R	WIG 2R	BAR 2R	BAR 2R	HIL 4R	HIL 1R	DNP		BAR 1R	BAR 2R	DUB 1R	DUB 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R
2020	BAR 3R	BAR 3R	WIG 2R	WIG 3R	WIG 1R	WIG 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	MIL 1R	MIL 1R	MIL 1R	MIL 1R	MIL 3R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	NIE 2R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	COV 1R	COV QF	COV 1R	COV 2R	COV 3R
2021	BOL 1R	BOL 3R	BOL 4R	BOL 4R	MIL 4R	MIL 4R	MIL QF	MIL 2R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	MIL 2R	MIL 2R	MIL 2R	MIL 1R	COV 2R	COV 4R	COV 1R	COV 2R	BAR 3R	BAR 3R	BAR 3R	BAR 2R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR SF
2022	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	WIG 1R	WIG 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 3R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	BAR 3R	BAR 4R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	WIG 1R	WIG 2R	NIE 1R	NIE 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 2R	BAR 2R	BAR 3R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R
2023	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	HIL 2R	HIL 1R	WIG 2R	WIG 2R	LEI 1R	LEI 1R	HIL 2R	HIL 2R	LEI 1R	LEI 1R	HIL 2R	HIL 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 2R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 1R	BAR 3R	BAR 3R	BAR 1R	BAR 3R	BAR 2R
2024^{[nb 1]}	Did not participate																												LEI 1R	LEI 1R
2025^{[nb 1]}	WIG 1R	WIG 2R	ROS 1R	ROS 2R	LEI DNP		HIL 1R	HIL 2R	LEI 2R	LEI 2R	LEI 2R	LEI 1R	ROS 3R	ROS 1R	HIL 2R	HIL 4R	LEI 4R	LEI 1R	LEI 3R	LEI 1R	LEI 1R	HIL 1R	HIL 1R	MIL 2R	MIL 3R	HIL 3R	HIL 1R	LEI 1R	LEI 2R	LEI 2R	WIG 1R	WIG 1R	WIG 2R	WIG 1R

^^a ^bNot a Tour card holder

Performance Table Legend
W	Won the tournament	F	Finalist	SF	Semifinalist	QF	Quarterfinalist	#R RR Prel.	Lost in # round Round-robin Preliminary round	DQ	Disqualified
DNQ	Did not qualify	DNP	Did not participate	WD	Withdrew	NH	Tournament not held	#R RR Prel.	Lost in # round Round-robin Preliminary round	NYF	Not yet founded