Gonzalo Reggi

Gonzalo Reggi, born Gonzalo Alejandro Reggi, is an Argentine poker player and certified public accountant. He graduated cum laude from Universidad del Salvador in 2013 and later completed a postgraduate degree as a Tax Specialist. Reggi is the owner of Estudio Reggi, a family-run accounting, tax, and investment advisory firm based in Buenos Aires, where he has worked since 2009. His professional background in finance and mathematics likely contributes to his analytical approach at the poker table.

Reggi's most notable tournament performance came in 2026 at the MGM Grand Summer Poker Festival in Las Vegas. In Event #25, a $400 Mystery Bounty tournament with 174 entrants, he finished as runner-up after 26 levels of play, earning $9,515 ($6,635 in prize money and $2,880 in bounties).

Earlier in his career, Reggi found success in Argentina's local poker circuit. In 2017, he won the Second Chance event of the 1ra Master Cup at Casino Buenos Aires, defeating 40 entrants to take first place and AR$73,704. The tournament was part of the Madero Poker series.

In 2019, Reggi cashed in the Second Chance event of the Circuito Argentino de Poker (CAP) second stop, finishing 10th out of 193 entries and earning AR$18,166.

While detailed analyses of Reggi's playing style are unavailable in public records, his consistent deep runs in both Argentine and Las Vegas tournaments suggest a solid, well-rounded game. He is considered a representative of the South American high-stakes poker community, though much of his activity remains outside the mainstream tournament spotlight. His ability to balance a successful accounting career with competitive poker underscores his strategic thinking and dedication to the game.