Siddharth Mishra is an Indian professional poker player known for his versatility across both No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha formats, establishing himself as a regular competitor in the Asian tournament circuit.
Career Earnings & Biggest Results
According to The Hendon Mob, Siddharth Mishra has accumulated total live earnings of $27,756. While primarily a grinder on the Asian circuit, his biggest career cash of $5,058 came on European soil at the EPT Barcelona in August 2023, where he navigated a massive field to finish 315th in the Main Event.
Mishra has found consistent success in the Philippines, securing his first major trophy at the Manila Megastack 19 in September 2024. He defeated the field in the Pot Limit Omaha event to capture the title and a top prize of ₱173,000 (∼$3,113). His resume also includes final table appearances in Vietnam, such as a 3rd place finish at the Vietnam Poker League (VPL) Summer Series in Hanoi for ₫40,000,000 (∼$1,574), and a deep run at WPT Prime India, where he finished 7th in the Mini Main Event.

Biography & Poker Background
Originally from India, Mishra has adopted the lifestyle of a traveling poker pro, frequently competing in major hubs across Asia. He is a familiar face in the Philippines, regularly attending festivals like the Asia Pacific Poker Tour (APPT) and the Manila Super Series at the PokerStars Live room in Okada Manila.
Unlike players who stick strictly to one region, Mishra has demonstrated a willingness to travel for value, expanding his schedule to include European stops like the Unibet DeepStack Open (UDSO) and the prestigious European Poker Tour (EPT) in Spain. This global exposure has helped him refine his game against diverse player pools, transitioning from local Indian events to international fields.
Play Style & Strategy
Mishra distinguishes himself with a versatile skill set that extends beyond the standard No Limit Hold’em tournaments. His victory in a Manila Megastack Pot Limit Omaha event highlights his proficiency in four-card variants, allowing him to hunt for value in mixed game side events when Hold’em fields are toughest.
In tournament play, he has shown an aptitude for adjusting to varying structures, with results in both “Deepstack” and “Hyper Turbo” formats. This suggests a flexible strategy where he can patiently navigate deep-stacked structures like the EPT or switch gears to high-variance, aggressive push-fold ranges required in faster Asian circuit turbos. His ability to close out tournaments is evident from his multiple deep runs and trophy success in Manila.


















