Horacio Rojas

Horacio Rojas, a native of Salta, Argentina, began making a name for himself in the South American poker circuit. One of his early notable victories came at the Paraná Poker Series in Posadas, where he won the Main Event, earning a prize of 5,618,510 pesos after defeating Cristian Diaz in heads-up play.

Summer Cup Champion (2025)

In January 2025, Rojas won the second leg of the Summer Cup at City Center Rosario. The festival, organized by Casino Buenos Aires and City Center Rosario, held its Main Event with a $300 buy-in. Rojas emerged victorious, famously taking down the final hand with 6-3 offsuit, which he called his "lucky hand."

Paraná Poker Series Main Event

Earlier in his career, Rojas captured the title at the Paraná Poker Series in Posadas, overcoming a field of 188 entries to secure the top prize.

Rojas has also made a significant impact in Las Vegas during the summer of 2025. His results include:

• Resorts World Summer Series: Rojas and fellow Argentine Fernando Torales reached a seven-handed ICM deal in a $300 No Limit Hold'em event, with Rojas taking home $4,456.
• Grand Poker Series Event #82 at Golden Nugget: In a $300 tournament with 188 entries, Rojas finished third after a three-way ICM chop, earning $8,084.
• The Orleans Casino: He won a tournament at The Orleans in January 2025 for $3,055.
• Additional final tables at ARIA and other Vegas venues.

No reliable public information is available regarding Horacio Rojas's specific playing style. His success, both in Argentina and Las Vegas, suggests a versatile game adaptable to different environments, but detailed analysis or commentary from peers is absent.

Horacio Rojas represents the growing contingent of Argentine poker players who have transitioned from regional success to international competition. While his public profile remains modest, his consistent results in 2025 highlight his ability to compete at multiple levels.