Roberto Ingino

Roberto Ingino is an Argentine poker player who first appeared on the live tournament scene at the World Series of Poker in 2011, cashing in Event #54: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em for $2,347. Over the following years, he built a steady record of cashes, primarily in WSOP events, accumulating more than $22,000 in total tournament earnings.

Ingino's career highlight came in 2024, when he reached the final table of the LAPT Main Event during the Asian Poker Tour stop at the Hotel El Panamá. He finished 8th out of 263 players, earning $7,900 — his largest recorded cash to date. He also recorded a deep run in the 2025 WSOP Event #78: $600 PokerNews Deepstack Championship, placing 184th out of 5,667 for $2,302.

Ingino has cashed in nine WSOP events across more than a decade, with consistent results in large-field tournaments. Notable performances include:

• 2023 WSOP Event #81: $600 Ultra Stack — 379th out of 7,207 ($1,860)
• 2022 WSOP Event #85: $1,500 The Closer — 382nd out of 2,968 ($2,406)
• 2020 WSOP Circuit Seminole Hard Rock Tampa: Event #1 $600 Double Stack — 115th out of 2,433 ($1,587)
• 2019 WSOP Big 50: $500 No-Limit Hold'em — 2,542nd out of 28,371 ($1,003)
• 2018 WSOP Event #62: $888 Crazy Eights — 553rd out of 8,598 ($2,106)
• 2011 WSOP Event #54: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em — 319th out of 4,576 ($2,347)

He also has a cash in the 2026 WSOP Circuit at Hilton Panama, finishing 17th in a $500 event for $1,000.

Although detailed hand histories and strategic analysis are scarce, Ingino's results suggest a solid, disciplined approach suited to large-field tournaments. His ability to cash in a variety of WSOP events over 15 years indicates adaptability and endurance. While he has not captured a bracelet or circuit ring, his longevity on the felt places him among the many skilled grinders who thrive outside the spotlight.