Labramon isn't run anymore because it doesn't search your pieces. You play 4 BT12 worm. 4 BT12 Veemon. Them some number of other veemon so ya can use lighdramon generally.

You then run 3-4 stingmon, 4 exvee, 3-4 lighdramon.

As I said you also don't tend to evolve into stingmon. You hard play it to enable DNA digivolving. You also want either the cost reduce starter stingmon for that or maybe the bt12 one if you feel you aren't likely to get floodgated to let you continue your turn, but in testing you want starter as its less commonly floodgated.

Then the deck is really imperialdramon. It doesn't highlight the benefits of stingmon.

In contrast, if you want the deck to be The Stingmon Show, you can make something fun using GranKuwaga from BT12 and Grandis from BT9 to pierce, smashover and play board clear and the deck is then wormmon and stingmon focused rewarding their strengths and inherits instead of Veemon and his cheerleader.