The 2025 Cue Lab Soft-Tip Championship delivered an exciting display of skill, accuracy and competitive spirit, bringing together players for a high-level soft-tip darts competition.

Following a strong tournament performance, Karim Dagher secured first place, adding another title to his growing list of darts achievements. Dagher demonstrated consistency throughout the competition, combining strong scoring with composed finishing during the decisive stages of the tournament.

Patrick Kourie finished in second place after an equally impressive campaign. His progression to the final reflected the increasingly competitive standard of Lebanon’s emerging darts community and set up a closely contested conclusion to the championship.

Beyond celebrating the two finalists, the tournament provided players with an important opportunity to gain competitive experience in the soft-tip format. Events such as the Cue Lab Championship help introduce more players to organised darts while building greater awareness of the sport in Lebanon.

The VDarts H4L Soft-Tip Board

The championship was played using the VDarts H4L, an electronic soft-tip dartboard designed to combine competitive gameplay with interactive digital features.

The board features illuminated LED segments, noise-reduction technology and a vibration sensor that records darts missing the target area. It connects to the VDartsGame platform, where players can access more than 30 games, monitor their statistics and participate in knockout tournaments involving up to 32 players.

The H4L has a 15.5-inch playing surface and is designed for soft-tip darts. Its automatic scoring system allows matches to progress smoothly while reducing the need for manual scorekeeping. Its connected features also give players the opportunity to practise, track their development and compete with opponents online.

By combining organised competition with modern soft-tip technology, the 2025 Cue Lab Soft-Tip Championship represented another positive step in the development of darts in Lebanon. Dagher’s victory and Kourie’s runner-up finish highlighted the talent within the local community and provided further momentum for future competitions.