Ben Lamb

United States

Carreer Earnings

$13,958,061 USD

GPI Ranking

1036th

Biography

Ben Lamb is a professional poker player originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, but now lives in Las Vegas. Outside of poker Lamb is an avid golfer, and food fanatic. In 2011 Lamb recorded one of the most historic summers in the history of the WSOP, including 5 cashes, 5 final tables, and a bracelet. Lamb won a bracelet in the $10K PLO, finished 2nd in the $3K PLO event, 12th in the $10K NLH 6-Max, 8th in the $50K Poker Players Championship, and 3rd in the Main Event for over $4 Million. He followed that up by final tabling the Main Event again in 2017, taking home another million.

PokerGO Event Results

  • Poker Masters 2021

    Event #9: $25,000 Pot-Limit Omaha


    4th

    118,250 USD

  • Australian Poker Open 2020

    Event #1 $10,000 NLH


    8th

    23,600 AUD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #6 – $25,000 PLO


    4th

    97,500 USD

  • U.S. Poker Open 2019

    Event #4 – $10,000 Short Deck


    4th

    42,000 USD
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