Poker player

Rodrigo Aldorino

Argentina

Rodrigo Aldorino is an Argentine-born professional poker player and entrepreneur based in Miami, Florida. He has accumulated multiple cashes in WSOP Circuit and Seminole Hard Rock events, with career tournament earnings exceeding $7,600. Off the felt, he works as a VIP host at LIV Fontainebleau and runs his own entertainment company.

Career earnings: $ 65,2438 views

Early Life and Education

Rodrigo Aldorino was born in Argentina and later moved to the United States to pursue higher education. He studied Business Management at Florida International University (2011–2014) and earned a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Business Management from Miami Dade College (2009–2011).

Poker Career

Aldorino's poker journey is primarily focused on live tournaments in the United States. According to WSOP.com records, he has 5 in-the-money finishes in WSOP events, including a 2,118th-place finish in the 2024 $300 Gladiators of Poker ($600) and a 9th-place finish in a $400 Double Stack Closer at WSOP Circuit Harrah's Pompano Beach ($1,924). His total WSOP earnings stand at $7,641.

In addition to WSOP events, Aldorino has cashed in several Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood tournaments. In August 2022, he finished 3rd in a $200 Quad Stack Bounty event ($2,775). In July 2022, he placed 11th in a $600 Deep Stack Bounty event ($1,340). Most recently, in a $600 Deeper Stack event, he finished 61st for $1,040.

Business Ventures

Outside of poker, Aldorino is an entrepreneur and VIP host. He is currently the CEO of Night Out LLC, an event management company he founded in 2013. Since January 2025, he has also worked as a VIP host at LIV nightclub within the Fontainebleau Hotel Miami Beach. Additionally, he is a licensed health insurance agent with USHEALTH Advisors.

Playing Style

Based on limited available footage and reports, Aldorino is known for a disciplined, mathematically sound approach. He tends to avoid unnecessary risks and excels in deep-stack situations, maintaining composure under pressure in high-stakes pots.

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