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Updated: 2025.12.24

Rishi Mehra is a professional poker player from Singapore widely recognized for his rising presence in the Asian high-stakes circuit and consistent performances in major international festivals.

Career Earnings & Biggest Results

With over $385,000 in total live earnings, Rishi Mehra currently sits 24th on the Singapore All Time Money List. According to The Hendon Mob, his career-best live cash of $108,356 was achieved in October 2024 at the APT Taipei Poker Classic , where he finished as the runner-up in the High Roller 8-Max event.

The year 2025 has been particularly prolific for Mehra, seeing him record multiple six-figure scores and deep runs. His recent highlights include a 4th place finish in the APT Taipei Baby Superstar Challenge for $61,809 and a deep run in the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas, where he earned $29,500 for a 100th-place finish. He also demonstrated his skill in elite fields by securing two cashes at Triton One Jeju, including a 13th-place finish in the Mystery Bounty for $18,500.

In late 2024, Mehra secured his maiden live tournament title by winning the PHP 100,000 High Roller Last Chance event at APT Manila for approximately $27,265.

Biography & Poker Background

Originally from Singapore, where he continues to reside, Rishi Mehra has successfully transitioned into a global circuit regular. While he is a staple of major Asian tours such as the Asian Poker Tour (APT) and WPT Prime, his 2025 campaign saw him expand his footprint to the United States and South Korea. His steady climb in the Global Poker Index (GPI) rankings, reaching a high of 881st, reflects his status as one of Singapore’s top-ranked professional players.

Play Style & Strategy

Rishi Mehra is recognized for a high-pressure tournament strategy, often excelling in elite High Roller and Main Event formats. His tactical aggression was notably showcased during the 2025 APT Incheon Main Event, where he held the chip lead going into Day 3 after winning a massive five-bet pot against Junjie He. His strategy frequently involves leveraging big stacks to apply maximum pressure, a skill that has led to a high frequency of final table appearances across both the Asian and North American circuits.

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