Lewis Cowell is an English professional poker player who has established himself as a prominent competitor in the Southeast Asian tournament circuit, widely recognized for his high-profile deep runs in the WPT Prime and APPT series.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, his total live earnings stand at $109,140. His career-best cash of $20,660 was achieved in March 2023 at the WPT Prime Cambodia Main Event in Phnom Penh, where he reached the final table and finished in 8th place. Cowell has enjoyed a highly productive 2025 campaign, notably securing two significant scores at the APPT Manila Championship in the Philippines: a 10th place finish in the PHP 60,000 APPT Open for PHP 350,000 (∼$6,031) and a 33rd place finish in the PHP 165,000 APPT Championship for PHP 332,000 (∼$5,687). He also found success in Cambodia earlier in the year, finishing 25th in the Won Poker Cup III Main Event for $4,800.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from England, Cowell has transitioned from the British regional circuit to becoming a regular fixture in major Asian poker hubs like Cambodia and the Philippines. He initially built his tournament resume in English festivals such as the GUKPT Goliath in Coventry before shifting his focus to the growing Asian market. Currently ranked 1,458th on the England All Time Money List, he has steadily climbed the global rankings through a high volume of international cashes, achieving a career-high Global Poker Index (GPI) ranking of 8,227th in late 2025.
Play Style & Strategy
Cowell is known for a calculated and aggressive tournament strategy, often excelling in the high-pressure dynamics of large-field No Limit Hold’em events. His ability to navigate deep into prestigious fields is evidenced by his WPT Prime final table appearance, where he demonstrated sharp situational awareness and the ability to apply maximum pressure on opponents. He is particularly effective in high-stakes environments, as seen during his deep run in Cambodia where he successfully utilized aggressive post-flop play and time-bank chips to outplay international professionals.


















