

Poker Match Between Fedor Holz and Viktor Malinovskiy Criticized for Low Quality
The poker match between Fedor Holz and Viktor Malinovskiy lasted one and a half hours before Dag Polk began to suspect it was a setup. The match between Fedor Holz and Viktor Malinovskiy lasted one and a half hours before Dag Polk began to suspect it was a setup.
Dag Polk and Mike Brady discussed the poor quality of the poker match. Dag Polk suggested that Mike Brady could beat both Holz and Malinovskiy in a heads-up match. The match continued for over six hours, with Viktor Malinovskiy recovering most of his initial deficit.
Fedor Holz won $37,421 in the match. Viktor Malinovskiy mentioned that he was drunk during the match but enjoyed it. Viktor Malinovskiy criticized Dag Polk's commentary, calling him retired and nonsensical.
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