Krzysztof Kciuk has been one of the most consistent players from Poland for many years, making his mark at both WDF and PDC level with his calm manner and clean technique. He made his first international appearance at the 2010 World Championship after winning the Polish qualifier.

This was followed by several participations in the World Cup of Darts together with Krzysztof Ratajski - in 2013 and later again in 2020 and 2021, each time reaching the last 16. In the following years, Kciuk repeatedly drew attention to himself with good performances at international Opens and World Championships, such as at Lakeside 2019, where he reached the last 16.

After several attempts, he finally made his debut on the European Tour in 2019 and secured his first PDC Tour card a year later. His first quarter-final on the Pro Tour followed in 2020 as part of the Winter Series, another highlight was the semi-final at the Super Series in Niedernhausen.

Despite his best efforts, he had to give up his tour card at the end of 2021, but got it back in 2022. He also had a strong run at the UK Open, reaching the last 16 in the same year. Kciuk qualified for the PDC World Championship for the second time in 2023 via the Eastern European Qualifier, but lost his first round match by a clear margin.

He was initially denied a return to the tour card in 2024 as well, but good results in the WDF - such as the semi-finals of the World Open - kept him on the international darts scene.

This is Krzysztof Kciuk.
Experienced. Solid. Unwavering.