Vincent Lam

Vincent Lam is a Canadian professional poker player from Edmonton, Alberta. He has accumulated over $557,000 in live tournament earnings with a best live cash of $91,800. Including online results, his total exceeds $678,000 per WSOP.com. Lam is known for his sharp reads, fearless aggression, and timely calls, as demonstrated in his chip-leading performance on Day 1a of the Pure Poker Tour $670 NLH event.

Lam began his poker career online before transitioning to live tournaments. He has cashed in numerous online events on WSOP.com and GGoker, including the 2026 GGMasters $150. His online results show consistent deep runs in low-to-mid stakes tournaments.

Lam has recorded 51 live cashes on WSOP.com, including five final tables. He notably cashed in the 2021 WSOP Main Event, playing a hand where he check-called a bet on the flop and then bet the river to take down a pot. In the 2025 WSOP, he cashed in Event #90: $777 Lucky 7's (242nd place) and Event #78: $600 PokerNews Deepstack Championship (461st place).

He also achieved a strong result on the WSOP Circuit, finishing 69th in the $400 Monster Stack and 17th in the $400 PLO Bounty for $145,000. His best live cash of $91,800 came from a previous WSOP Circuit event.

In a notable performance on the Pure Poker Tour, Lam became the chip leader on Day 1a of Event #3: $670 No-Limit Hold'em, bagging 381,000 chips. He displayed fearless aggression and sharp reads, eliminating Weston Pring late in the evening to catapult his stack. The article highlighted his ability to make timely calls and build a significant lead.

Lam is described as a player with sharp reads and fearless aggression. He is not afraid to apply pressure and make thin value bets. However, he also shows patience, as seen in his check-call on the flop and check on the turn before betting the river in the 2021 WSOP Main Event hand. His style is a blend of aggressive and calculated play.

Lam resides in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. He is active in the local poker community and often plays in the WSOP Circuit events in Deafoot Inn & Casino. He has not yet won a WSOP bracelet or ring but continues to chase his first major title.