

Poker Players' Holiday Adventures: A Social Media Roundup
Poker players are known for their rigorous schedules, often working without breaks or holidays. However, even they need some time off to recharge. Here’s a look at how some notable poker players spent their holidays, as seen on their social media posts.
Daniel Kayts spent his holidays engaging in charity work and visiting Zanzibar. He surfed, read to children, and made donations. Dan Bilzerian, on the other hand, chose to spend New Year's Eve alone, according to his social media posts. Neymar started the year with his family and friends, taking a COVID-19 test before traveling. Inner spent the beginning of the year in Anapa and learned to play the ukulele. Svetarik enjoyed a vibrant start to the year in Egypt, while Dukalis climbed to a height of 2,320 meters and returned to the poker tables in Sochi for Christmas. Lorem continued to engage with his subscribers during his holidays, and Elky celebrated New Year's Eve in Dubai with a view of an impressive fireworks display from his bedroom.
Niall Farrell was embarrassed to order food at his favorite restaurant for the fifth day in a row, while Chris Murrman swapped the green felt for a nearly green lawn and is learning a new discipline. Fara Galfond spent New Year's Eve with her mother at a poker table. Gleb Tremzin spent his holidays with his family in snowy Arkhangelsk. Anatoly Filatov announced that in 2021 everything will return to normal and he is preparing to restore visas for the opening of the borders. Daniel Negreanu spent Christmas with his family and decorated a Christmas tree. Altal moved to the countryside and enjoys quiet family evenings with his wife. Joe Ingram spent Christmas in Chicago and re-evaluated his attitude towards the role of family in his life. Alena Mironenko is warming up in the sun away from home but still keeps up with traditions.
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