| Darius Labanauskas | ||
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| Birthday: | 26. July 1976 |
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| Lives in: | Garliava, Lithunia | |
| Born in: | Kaunas, Lithunia | |
| Nickname | Lucky D | |
| Darts: | 24g Cosmo | |
| Walk-On-Music: | Infinity 2008 (Guru Josh Project) | |
| Organisation: | BDO | |
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Darius Labanauskas is the best known und most successful Lithunian darts player and the first ever player from Lithunia who will give his debut on the BDO World Championship stage in Lakeside.
Labanauskas in 2011 and 2013 won the Lithunian Open, 2012 and 2013 the Estonian Open and 2014 the Riga Open and the Riga Masters. He's member of the national team of Lithunia, in 2011 stood together with Arunas Ciplys in the pairs final of the WEDF Europe Cup and in 2013 in the singles final of the same tournament where he lost to Irishman David Concannon.
2015 he represented for the first time his home country in the BDO World Championship. Labanauskas played in the first round against number 16 seed Robbie Green and lost 1:3. In 2017 he reached the quarterfinals of the event.
Since 2018 Labanauskas plays on the Nordic and Baltic tour. He qualified for several European Tour Events. By the Nordic and Baltic Qualfier he qualified for the PDC World Championship 2019 and played himself - among others with a win over Raymond van Barneveld - into the quarterfinals. After the World Championship Labanauskas took part in Qualifying School and got himself a Tour Card. He now plays the PDC Pro Tour. Labanauskas qualified for the PDC World Championship 2020 and this time reached the quarterfinals. He was eliminated by Simon Whitlock in the Secon dRound of the PDC World Championship 2021.
Results
Major Events
| BDO World Championship | Quarterfinals | 2017 |
| PDC World Championship | Quarterfinals | 2020 |
| World Masters | Last 15 | 2015, 2016 |
| UK Open | Last 96 | 2019, 2020 |
| European Championship | First Round | 2020 |
| Players Championship Finals | Last 32 | 2019 |
| PDC World Cup of Darts | Last 16 | 2020 |
| Zuiderduin Masters | Quarterfinals | 2017 |
| WDF World Cup | Semi-Finals | 2015 |
| WDF Europe Cup | Final | 2014 |