Digvijay Lamba is an Indian professional poker player known for his growing presence in the South Asian live tournament circuit, widely recognized as a rising regular in the World Poker Tour (WPT) scene.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Digvijay Lamba has accumulated $22,669 in total live earnings. His career-best score and most significant victory to date occurred in January 2026 at the World Poker Tour (WPT) Cambodia 2026 at NagaWorld. Competing in the 1K Hyper Turbo Big Bounty 20 Sec (Event #12), he outlasted the field to secure the 1st place prize of $4,446.
Throughout the WPT Cambodia 2026 festival, Lamba demonstrated exceptional consistency by recording five separate cashes. In addition to his title win, he secured 4th place in the Superstack Freezeout for $2,093, 13th place in the Mystery Bounty for $2,300, and 19th place in the 8 Max Championship for $2,200. He also finished 5th in the 1K Hyper Turbo 20 Sec for $2,100. Previously, his best result was a 11th-place finish at the Deltin Poker Tournament (DPT) High Roller in 2019 for INR 242,000 (∼$3,519).

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from India, Lamba has become a familiar figure at major stops in both Goa and Southeast Asia. He initially built his bankroll and reputation grinding local Indian series like the Deltin Poker Tournament (DPT) and the India Poker Championship (IPC) before expanding his reach to international stops like the WPT in Cambodia. Over the last few years, he has successfully transitioned from a regional player to an international regular, now ranking within the top 800 on the India All Time Money List.
Play Style & Strategy
Lamba is known for an aggressive and highly adaptable play style, particularly excelling in fast-paced “Hyper Turbo” and “Bounty” formats. His results at WPT Cambodia 2026 showcase a specialized ability to manage short-stack dynamics and apply relentless pressure during the late stages of high-speed tournaments. Unlike traditional grinders who prefer slow-structured deepstack events, Lamba thrives in high-variance environments where his quick decision-making and calculated risk-taking allow him to capitalize on his opponents’ mistakes during the “bubble” and final table phases.















