Colin Hodet
ACL Pro Cornhole Player

Updated: October 2026

Colin Hodet went from winning a 55-team tournament with his dad at age 13 to the #2 spot in the ACL Pro Singles standings. Known as the “RollKing” for a roll shot he’ll try from almost anywhere on the board, the St. Albans, Vermont pro earned his Pro status through the gauntlet at the 2024 ACL World Championships. In the 2025–26 season, he won Pro Singles at the Cleveland Signature Open, reached another Signature final, and posted a 10.61 CPI, one of the highest ratings in the game. He also co-captains the Chicagoland Spinners.

Colin Hodet Quick Facts

Colin Hodet Stats (2025–26 Season)

CPI is the ACL’s official skill rating, on a scale from 1 to 12. Tier 1 starts at 8.00, so a 10.61 puts Hodet among the very best players in the world. 👉 How the ACL Measures Skill (CPI)

Career Highlights

2025–26 Season: #2 in the world

• Cleveland Signature Open (April 2026): Pro Singles Champion, beating Ryan Windsor in the final.
• Kansas City Signature Open:
  • Pro Singles runner-up, falling to Logan Chamberlain in the final.
  • Top 100 Blind Draw Champion with Logan Chamberlain.
• Point-scoring Signature runs at Memphis and Mesa.
• Finished #2 in the Pro Singles standings and #17 in Pro Doubles with Gage Landis.
• ACL Pro Teams: co-captain of the Chicagoland Spinners with Ethan Walker. Teammates include Ryan Wiedenfeld and Jimmy Youmans.
• Joined Team Brotherhood Cornhole in 2025.

2024: Going pro

• ACL World Championships (Rock Hill, SC): made it through the gauntlet to earn ACL Pro status, and finished 2nd in his singles bracket.
• Finished the 2023–24 season #1 in Vermont and #1 in his conference.
• Climbed from 208th to 13th in the ACL Open standings.

2023

• Reached the final bracket of the Worlds pro gauntlet, which had 750 players, before falling just short.

Age 13

• Won his first tournament with his dad, beating a field of 55 teams.

Playing Style and Bags

Hodet’s nickname started as his Scoreholio handle at local league nights. Back then, he was known for trying the roll shot from almost anywhere on the board. It’s still his trademark: a bag that lands short, rolls over the front of the board and drops in. He’s just as known for his mental game. As he puts it: “This sport is 90 percent mental and 10 percent physical.”

He’s sponsored by Brotherhood Cornhole, an ACL-licensed bag maker, and throws [bag model, confirm].

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Background

Cornhole runs in the Hodet family. Colin learned the game from his father, Dave, one of Vermont’s top players, and his mom, Linda, and brother, Cameron, play too. He dreamed of going pro “since I was a freshman in high school.” He came close at the 2023 Worlds and broke through in 2024, then climbed all the way to #2 in the ACL Pro Singles standings in his first full pro season. For Hodet, cornhole is about more than competition: it’s about the friendships and community the game creates. His goal hasn’t changed: “I want to be the number one player in the world.”

📱 Follow Colin: Instagram @rollkingcornhole

FAQ

Why is Colin Hodet called the “RollKing”?
The name started as his Scoreholio handle at local league nights, where he was known for trying his signature roll shot from almost anywhere on the board.

What is Colin Hodet’s ranking?
He finished the 2025–26 season #2 in the ACL Pro Singles standings, out of 331 players, with a 10.61 CPI.

Has Colin Hodet won a Signature Open?
Yes. He won Pro Singles at the 2026 Cleveland Signature Open.

What bags does Colin Hodet throw?
He’s sponsored by Brotherhood Cornhole and has been part of Team BC since 2025.

Who is Colin Hodet’s doubles partner?
Gage Landis, also a Brotherhood Cornhole pro. They finished #17 in the 2025–26 Pro Doubles standings.

Where is Colin Hodet from?
St. Albans, Vermont.

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