\u20ac100\/\u20ac200 PLO<\/em>, over 25,000 hands. The match involves a much higher bet \u2013 if Kornuth wins, Galfond will pay him \u20ac1 million. Otherwise, Galfond gets \u20ac250,000. <\/p>\nPotential Matches On Offer<\/h2>\n
Galfond will also compete with \u201cVenividi1993<\/em>\u201d over 25,000 hands, at the limits of \u20ac100\/\u20ac200. If Galfond ends up as the winner, he gets \u20ac100,000, while his opponent takes home \u20ac150,000 if Galfond loses.<\/p>\nAnother player known by the nickname \u201cActionFreak<\/em>\u201d will play \u20ac150\/\u20ac300 PLO over 25,000 hands against Galfond. Whoever wins will walk away with \u20ac150,000. High-stakes poker pro Dan \u201cJungleman<\/em>\u201d Cates<\/strong> will also be taking part in the challenge but with special conditions \u2013 both players will play 7,500 hands at \u20ac100\/\u20ac200 limits. <\/p>\nGalfond is also set to take on American poker player and Harvard University lecturer Brandon Adams<\/strong>, with both playing $100\/$200 PLO over 40 hours. If Galfond wins, he takes home $100,000; otherwise, Adams will walk away with $150,000.<\/p>\nThe lineup is still subject to change though as Galfond has found two more interested participants \u2013 Dusk Till Dawn owner Rob Yong<\/a><\/strong>, and English poker pro Luke Schwartz<\/strong>. <\/p>\nSchwartz recently went on a Twitter spree, labelling the Galfond challenge and its participants as \u201cpigeons<\/em>\u201c. Galfond did not let it pass and offered to play $1,000-$2,000 8-game mix against Schwartz who said \u201cYes<\/em>\u201c. Further details of the match are expected to be released soon.<\/p>\n\n