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Fedor Holz Accepts Viktor Malinovsky's Drunken Poker Challenge
NewsFebruary 25, 2021·1 min read

Fedor Holz Accepts Viktor Malinovsky's Drunken Poker Challenge


In a surprising turn of events, poker player Fedor Holz has accepted a challenge from Viktor Malinovsky to a high-stakes heads-up match. The challenge, which was initially issued by Malinovsky during a podcast with Ingram, included the stipulation that Malinovsky would be willing to play even if he was drunk.

Holz accepted the challenge via a tweet on February 24, 2021, expressing sympathy for Malinovsky's current losses in a heads-up challenge against Stefan. "Before Stefan takes all your money Wiktor @Iimitless2, let’s play. Zoom and drinks." Holz tweeted.

Malinovsky is currently in the midst of a challenging heads-up battle against Stefan, where he is reportedly losing several hundred thousand dollars. It remains to be seen whether Malinovsky will accept Holz's challenge, but the potential matchup between these two poker professionals is certainly one to watch.

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