Arjun Dhingra is an Indian professional poker player who has quickly become a notable presence on the Asian poker circuit, particularly recognized for his significant deep runs in Cambodia and Thailand.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

According to The Hendon Mob, Arjun Dhingra has total earnings of $18,696. His breakout performance on the international stage occurred in May 2025 at the WPT  Prime Cambodia. Competing at the Nagaworld Integrated Resort, Dhingra secured a career-best live cash of $4,275 for a 2nd-place finish in a marquee event.

His consistency in the region is further evidenced by his performance at the WPT Prime Thailand Exhibition Championship in Bangkok. Dhingra navigated a massive field to reach the final table, finishing in 9th place for THB 1,142,000 (∼$32,385). This result stood as the single highest score by an Indian player at that festival. Additionally, he recorded a 41st-place finish in a separate Cambodia event earlier that month and has previously cashed in major European venues like Cyprus.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from India, Dhingra is part of the “new wave” of Indian poker talent successfully transitioning to the global live circuit. While he holds a residency in India, he has spent a significant portion of 2024 and 2025 traveling to booming poker hubs such as Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe to compete in prestigious tours like the World Poker Tour (WPT) Prime.

His trajectory reflects a rapid ascent from regional tournaments to high-stakes international fields. Dhingra’s ability to anchor the “Indian charge” at major Asian festivals has solidified his reputation as a rising star within his national community, where he currently holds a climbing rank on the India All Time Money List.

Play Style & Strategy

Dhingra is known for a highly resilient and aggressive tournament play style, a hallmark of the modern Indian professional. His performance in Bangkok, where he managed to outlast hundreds of competitors to reach a televised final table, demonstrates a strong command of stack dynamics and high-pressure decision-making.

He excels at navigating the large, action-heavy fields characteristic of Asian WPT Prime events, showing an ability to adjust his strategy between the patient accumulation required for early stages and the calculated aggression needed at final tables. This tactical flexibility, combined with his recent string of deep runs in varying international environments, marks him as one of the most dangerous mid-to-high stakes regulars currently emerging from the Indian circuit.