Benjamin Drue Reus

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Benjamin Drue Reus (born 16 December 1998) is a Danish professional darts player who competes in Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) events. Nicknamed "the Flying Star",[3] Reus won a PDC Tour Card in 2024, holding it until 2026.

FullnameBenjamin Drue Reus
Nickname"The Flying Star"
Born (1998-12-16) 16 December 1998 (age 27)
Odense, Denmark[1]
Playingdartssince2014
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Benjamin Reus
Personal information
Full nameBenjamin Drue Reus
Nickname"The Flying Star"
Born (1998-12-16) 16 December 1998 (age 27)
Odense, Denmark[1]
Darts information
Playing darts since2014
Darts24g Unicorn Signature
LateralityRight-handed[2]
Organisation (see split in darts)
PDC2022–
(Tour Card: 2024–2025)
WDF major events – best performances
World MastersLast 128: 2022
PDC premier events – best performances
UK OpenLast 32: 2024
Other tournament wins
PDCNB Tour 2023
Medal record
Men's Darts
Representing  Denmark
WDF Europe Cup Youth
Bronze medal – third place2016Men's pairs
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Career

Originally from Funen, Reus has played darts since 2014,[4] and played darts at a regional level for Dartklubben Funen in Sønderborg.[5] His status as the Danish number one darts player won him a place in the Nordic Darts Masters in 2022,[6] but he was whitewashed in the first round 6–0 by Dimitri Van den Bergh.[7] He qualified for it again in 2023, but was again whitewashed in the first round 6–0 by Gerwyn Price.[8]

Reus made his World Cup of Darts debut at the 2023 edition, representing Denmark alongside Vladimir Andersen. In a surprise victory over tenth seed Austria, Drue Reus averaged 114.7, one of the highest averages in the tournament's history.[9] In 2024, Reus secured his tour card at Q-School, becoming the second Dane to win one after Andersen in 2022.[10] He signed to Dunvegan Enterprises management agency and with Unicorn Darts later that year.[11][12]

At the 2024 UK Open, he became the first Danish player to win a match in the competition's history, defeating Bradley Roes 6–4. Wins over Tom Lonsdale, Callan Rydz and José de Sousa took him on a surprise run to the fifth round, where he was defeated by reigning world champion Luke Humphries.[5][13] This was the first time a Danish player had ever reached the last 32 in a major tournament.[14]

Personal life

Outside of darts, Reus studied at UCL University College in Odense.[4]

Performance timeline

Source: [15]

WDF

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Tournament2022
WDF events
World Masters 2R
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PDC

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Tournament2022202320242025
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UK Open DNQ 5R 2R
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World Youth Championship RR DNP
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PDC Players Championships

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2R
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2R
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1R
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1R
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1R
MIL
1R
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1R
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3R
MIL
1R
MIL
1R
MIL
1R
MIL
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
QF
LEI
1R
LEI
1R
WIG
1R
WIG
3R
WIG
2R
WIG
1R
WIG
3R
LEI
2R
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2025 WIG
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1R
ROS
1R
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1R
LEI
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1R
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1R
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1R
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1R
LEI
1R
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ROS
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PDC World Series of Darts

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