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Do you remember yourself in your 20s? What did you do back then, or what you do now if you're a millennial? Fedor Holz net worth is over $30 million which he managed to rake in by the time he turned 25. No, he wasn't a young entrepreneur, but at the same time, he was. Because his business was playing his favorite game — poker! This fan site is dedicated to this humble and very talented guy, so let's discover the secrets of his success together!
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Just look at these unbelievable figures:
- $32,556,377 live earnings
- $6,000,000 best live cash
- #4 in the All Time Money List
- Outstanding IQ of 155
And all these achievements belong to this young man, who wasn't born into a wealthy family. He wasn't used to spending millions (he had to get used to doing it later). And, surprisingly, he wasn't even that obsessed with making loads of money. Instead, he was passionate about mastering the skills of the poker mindset he needed to cultivate. Training his mind muscles, Mr. Crownupguy, as he calls himself on Twitter, began making at least seven-figure numbers by playing super high-roller poker tournaments.
Thankfully, Fedor Holz is quite an active person online, just like any other young man today. He talks openly about how he achieved success and eagerly shares his professional tips & tricks.
Also, it's fascinating to watch how with every other million won, he gets richer as a person. Instead of drowning in forbidden substances or any other unlimited kinds of fun, he launches promising startups one by one. He helps fellow players to stay on top of the wave and shares his brilliant life insights, which really work, online.
Now, let's look at the history of the achievements of Fedor Holz, where he came from, and how he became who he is right now.
Fedor Holz – Where Does He Come From?
The Crownupguy was born on July 25th, 1993 in an eclectic city of Saarbrücken, Germany, situated southwestward on the border with France. The city makes an unusual mix of old Europe and a contemporary, industrial capital. This location to some point reflects the nature of Fedor — he is more-than-academically smart, yet he didn't want the traditional path for his life.
Fedor's childhood wasn't exactly cloudless: his mother had to give up school to make money and started working as a journalist to provide for the family. The future poker star grew up with two younger sisters.
But regardless of the life challenges, Fedor Holz says that he was growing up in a friendly, loving, and supporting atmosphere. This, probably, has formed his composed and positive temper, along with lovely personality and willingness to both work relentlessly on his own development and support others along the way.
How Fedor Got into Poker
When in school, Fedor Holz didn't seem to show himself as too socially adept, which led to regular bullying from his schoolmates. The boy didn't feel motivated to do anything. He was feeling down, not belonging to the place where he was at.
Finally, he finished school and went to university. Everything was looking great — he was studying informatics; a good career along with financial stability was almost guaranteed. But Fedor Holz seems to be somehow emotionally connected to his rich intellectual abilities. He just couldn't stand studying inefficiently and doing something he didn't want to do.
Then, there were those cool guys. They were playing poker and raising €1000-€2000 a month simply by having fun and feeling like being better than the others, which made for enjoying life even more. With money like this, young European students could buy anything they wanted. They could arrange a date that would draw the attention of the best girls around. They were enjoying this… freedom. And our Crownupguy realized: what he was looking for was particularly this state of being. Suddenly, his motivation grew from zero to sky-high. He began playing with €1-€2, even though they were busting him at first all the time. But he wanted to win so badly that he didn't mind. Instead, Fedor started looking for ways how he could improve his game.
At the same time, Holz understood that the power was in the community, rather than in isolation. He figured that the exchange of experiences, thoughts, and ideas improved his own skills, as well as the skills of others. And one day he began to spend so much time studying poker that he decided to quit university. Of course, that was a risky idea; but academia was practically useless for Fedor's development. So he took the chance.
How He Discovered the Secret of Success in Poker
At the very beginning of his poker career, Fedor Holz was interested in playing as many hands as he possibly could. And since he didn't have a big budget, he started with super low stakes. That was around 2011. By the end of the year, he could operate a budget of $1000 to $5000. Yet, he wasn't satisfied; because he won something, but he also lost at nearly 50% of the games he played.
In 2012, Fedor discovered the advantages of playing online poker. He could play a few tables at the same time right from the comfort of his home, and he wasn't distracted by the surrounding factors of a real casino. He specifically enjoyed MTT (multi-table tournaments). By 2013 he finally had enough money to travel around the world and play at land-based casinos.
2013 was also a year when the Crownupguy understood that he was seeking drastic changes, and only those changes could help him make a leap forward. He still felt like he was putting too much energy into convincing other people that he's not a gambling addict or anything. So he gathered his poker friends, and they moved to Vienna, Austria, by 2014. That's when life began transforming into something he never experienced before. Everyone around put all their passion and time into poker, and it helped pretty soon. Fedor Holz also was learning from poker and mental coaches to become a stronger poker player. He understood that he should mainly pay attention not to the win-lose result of the game but the process — how he performed? Did he do enough to get closer to his overall goal? Still, big bucks didn't come that fast.
The Big Wins of Mr. Fedor Holz
Poker is all fun and games until you make a decision to risk really big money and go high-roller. The thing is that the highest stakes are what Fedor Holz has always aspired to. They are like the top of the mountain. Or the deepest ocean with the most dangerous poker sharks. Definitely worth exploring and winning!
The Year 2014
This year was quite exciting for the Crownupguy because he won his first million; even though at the very beginning of the year, he had a very minimal budget. So it all started with renting a flat in Vienna and dedicating all his time to poker together with his friends. Fedor says that 2014 was the peak of his online poker career.
No wonder, because after a series of mediocre wins live he raised $1.3 million online on the WCOOP World Championship of Online Poker by PokerStars! He also achieved an honored first place and the name of the poker champ. This event was very intense and required much skill, Holz says.
The Year 2015
Fedor admits that during 2014-2015 he had to get used to playing poker in real life. Reading competitors, hiding your tells, being watched by the crowd — all these factors are not that easy to handle when you've never experienced anything like that before. The Crownupguy trained himself at home by watching the hand histories of high rollers, thinking about their strategies and style of play. His biggest dream was to sit at the same table and of course, to beat those players!
It would seem that Fedor Holz played a lot that year and cashed out after each event. Yet, he states there were lots of losses during that year, all the way until October-November 2015. That's when he started working with the hypnotherapist Elliot Roe. This guy made custom tapes, to which Fedor listened during the play.
So he was occasionally making big stakes in events like €48,000 EPT buy-in in Spain and €98,000 EPT in Monaco. By the end of this year, he went to Vegas to join the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic to join no-limit Hold ‘Em with 100k buy-in. And Fedor becomes first in this event, winning $1,589,219! But wait, right the next month, at the very beginning of 2016, things became literally twice as exciting.
The Year 2016
In January, right after the big win in Vegas, Fedor Holz comes to Philippines World Poker Tour National. The buy-in is almost $200,000 but that only sparks his interest. And on the wave of success, he wins a wholesome $3,072,748! The funny thing is that in local currency, it was something like $160 million. But even more interesting fact is that throughout the whole 2016, Fedor Holz won 16 million overall.
That year, the lucky cities for Fedor were Las Vegas and Barcelona. In Vegas, he made $3.5 million in Super High Roller Bowl in May. Then, in July he attended the famous WSOP and participated in the charity event — $111,111 No Limit Hold'em High Roller for One Drop, where he took $5 million!
Surprisingly, after all this luxury and a huge success, he went home with a clear decision to quit poker! So he relaxed and let himself just enjoy the game one last time in Barcelona EPT August 20-22. Fedor says, he was more connected with his inner feelings, the intuiting sparked and suggested him to make the moves which were rationally inexplicable. Eventually, all those moves worked perfectly well, and he collected almost $2 million in two days!
The Year 2017
The next-after-big-wins year was a very active one for Fedor Holz. Although he could chill on the Maldives the whole year, he decided to take another approach. He participated in a crazy amount of championships, dedicating nearly 3000 hours of his time in a year to poker (that's more than a full-time job with its 2000 hours a year). There were wins and losses and one big win in October 2017 — $2,100,086 on Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Macau.
Notably, that year Fedor continued investing in businesses and launched a few significant projects — the mind coaching app called Primed Mind, coupled with a small series of documentaries about Mr. Holz called Life Of A Champion. Also, that's the year of the inception of a poker-teaching platform, Pokercode.
The Year 2018
Fedor Holz Cheating
Also, it's fascinating to watch how with every other million won, he gets richer as a person. Instead of drowning in forbidden substances or any other unlimited kinds of fun, he launches promising startups one by one. He helps fellow players to stay on top of the wave and shares his brilliant life insights, which really work, online.
Now, let's look at the history of the achievements of Fedor Holz, where he came from, and how he became who he is right now.
Fedor Holz – Where Does He Come From?
The Crownupguy was born on July 25th, 1993 in an eclectic city of Saarbrücken, Germany, situated southwestward on the border with France. The city makes an unusual mix of old Europe and a contemporary, industrial capital. This location to some point reflects the nature of Fedor — he is more-than-academically smart, yet he didn't want the traditional path for his life.
Fedor's childhood wasn't exactly cloudless: his mother had to give up school to make money and started working as a journalist to provide for the family. The future poker star grew up with two younger sisters.
But regardless of the life challenges, Fedor Holz says that he was growing up in a friendly, loving, and supporting atmosphere. This, probably, has formed his composed and positive temper, along with lovely personality and willingness to both work relentlessly on his own development and support others along the way.
How Fedor Got into Poker
When in school, Fedor Holz didn't seem to show himself as too socially adept, which led to regular bullying from his schoolmates. The boy didn't feel motivated to do anything. He was feeling down, not belonging to the place where he was at.
Finally, he finished school and went to university. Everything was looking great — he was studying informatics; a good career along with financial stability was almost guaranteed. But Fedor Holz seems to be somehow emotionally connected to his rich intellectual abilities. He just couldn't stand studying inefficiently and doing something he didn't want to do.
Then, there were those cool guys. They were playing poker and raising €1000-€2000 a month simply by having fun and feeling like being better than the others, which made for enjoying life even more. With money like this, young European students could buy anything they wanted. They could arrange a date that would draw the attention of the best girls around. They were enjoying this… freedom. And our Crownupguy realized: what he was looking for was particularly this state of being. Suddenly, his motivation grew from zero to sky-high. He began playing with €1-€2, even though they were busting him at first all the time. But he wanted to win so badly that he didn't mind. Instead, Fedor started looking for ways how he could improve his game.
At the same time, Holz understood that the power was in the community, rather than in isolation. He figured that the exchange of experiences, thoughts, and ideas improved his own skills, as well as the skills of others. And one day he began to spend so much time studying poker that he decided to quit university. Of course, that was a risky idea; but academia was practically useless for Fedor's development. So he took the chance.
How He Discovered the Secret of Success in Poker
At the very beginning of his poker career, Fedor Holz was interested in playing as many hands as he possibly could. And since he didn't have a big budget, he started with super low stakes. That was around 2011. By the end of the year, he could operate a budget of $1000 to $5000. Yet, he wasn't satisfied; because he won something, but he also lost at nearly 50% of the games he played.
In 2012, Fedor discovered the advantages of playing online poker. He could play a few tables at the same time right from the comfort of his home, and he wasn't distracted by the surrounding factors of a real casino. He specifically enjoyed MTT (multi-table tournaments). By 2013 he finally had enough money to travel around the world and play at land-based casinos.
2013 was also a year when the Crownupguy understood that he was seeking drastic changes, and only those changes could help him make a leap forward. He still felt like he was putting too much energy into convincing other people that he's not a gambling addict or anything. So he gathered his poker friends, and they moved to Vienna, Austria, by 2014. That's when life began transforming into something he never experienced before. Everyone around put all their passion and time into poker, and it helped pretty soon. Fedor Holz also was learning from poker and mental coaches to become a stronger poker player. He understood that he should mainly pay attention not to the win-lose result of the game but the process — how he performed? Did he do enough to get closer to his overall goal? Still, big bucks didn't come that fast.
The Big Wins of Mr. Fedor Holz
Poker is all fun and games until you make a decision to risk really big money and go high-roller. The thing is that the highest stakes are what Fedor Holz has always aspired to. They are like the top of the mountain. Or the deepest ocean with the most dangerous poker sharks. Definitely worth exploring and winning!
The Year 2014
This year was quite exciting for the Crownupguy because he won his first million; even though at the very beginning of the year, he had a very minimal budget. So it all started with renting a flat in Vienna and dedicating all his time to poker together with his friends. Fedor says that 2014 was the peak of his online poker career.
No wonder, because after a series of mediocre wins live he raised $1.3 million online on the WCOOP World Championship of Online Poker by PokerStars! He also achieved an honored first place and the name of the poker champ. This event was very intense and required much skill, Holz says.
The Year 2015
Fedor admits that during 2014-2015 he had to get used to playing poker in real life. Reading competitors, hiding your tells, being watched by the crowd — all these factors are not that easy to handle when you've never experienced anything like that before. The Crownupguy trained himself at home by watching the hand histories of high rollers, thinking about their strategies and style of play. His biggest dream was to sit at the same table and of course, to beat those players!
It would seem that Fedor Holz played a lot that year and cashed out after each event. Yet, he states there were lots of losses during that year, all the way until October-November 2015. That's when he started working with the hypnotherapist Elliot Roe. This guy made custom tapes, to which Fedor listened during the play.
So he was occasionally making big stakes in events like €48,000 EPT buy-in in Spain and €98,000 EPT in Monaco. By the end of this year, he went to Vegas to join the WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic to join no-limit Hold ‘Em with 100k buy-in. And Fedor becomes first in this event, winning $1,589,219! But wait, right the next month, at the very beginning of 2016, things became literally twice as exciting.
The Year 2016
In January, right after the big win in Vegas, Fedor Holz comes to Philippines World Poker Tour National. The buy-in is almost $200,000 but that only sparks his interest. And on the wave of success, he wins a wholesome $3,072,748! The funny thing is that in local currency, it was something like $160 million. But even more interesting fact is that throughout the whole 2016, Fedor Holz won 16 million overall.
That year, the lucky cities for Fedor were Las Vegas and Barcelona. In Vegas, he made $3.5 million in Super High Roller Bowl in May. Then, in July he attended the famous WSOP and participated in the charity event — $111,111 No Limit Hold'em High Roller for One Drop, where he took $5 million!
Surprisingly, after all this luxury and a huge success, he went home with a clear decision to quit poker! So he relaxed and let himself just enjoy the game one last time in Barcelona EPT August 20-22. Fedor says, he was more connected with his inner feelings, the intuiting sparked and suggested him to make the moves which were rationally inexplicable. Eventually, all those moves worked perfectly well, and he collected almost $2 million in two days!
The Year 2017
The next-after-big-wins year was a very active one for Fedor Holz. Although he could chill on the Maldives the whole year, he decided to take another approach. He participated in a crazy amount of championships, dedicating nearly 3000 hours of his time in a year to poker (that's more than a full-time job with its 2000 hours a year). There were wins and losses and one big win in October 2017 — $2,100,086 on Triton Poker Super High Roller Series in Macau.
Notably, that year Fedor continued investing in businesses and launched a few significant projects — the mind coaching app called Primed Mind, coupled with a small series of documentaries about Mr. Holz called Life Of A Champion. Also, that's the year of the inception of a poker-teaching platform, Pokercode.
The Year 2018
Fedor Holz Cheating
After four years of poker being his life and having only two short vacations, Fedor Holz finally decided to have more freedom. It has been a totally new stage of his personal development to be able to quit poker for a few months and do other important things in the meantime.
Yet, most people may misinterpret the lack of his poker activities as retirement. The truth is that it's not that much of a retirement. Fedor will still take part in the largest championships in Barcelona, Vegas, Macau, and maybe a few other ones. With that said, in 2018 he only participated in 49th WSOP and Caribbean Poker Party. And needless to say, that was worth more than wandering around the world all the year because he grabbed his biggest one-time cash ever — $6,000,000 at the Big One For One Drop charity event. As we can see, we cannot underestimate the true power of having a good rest.
The Most Successful Tournaments of Fedor Holz
| Date | Tournament | Country | Prize | Place |
| 15-Jul-2018 | $1,000,000 No Limit Hold'em – The Big One for One Drop (Event #78)49th World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2018, Las Vegas | USA | $6,000,000 | 2nd |
| 01-Jun-2018 | $ 100,000 No Limit Hold'em – High Roller (Event #5)49th World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2018, Las Vegas | USA | $240,265 | 9th |
| 01-Dec-2017 | $25,000 No Limit Hold'em – Bellagio High Roller #14 – ( Event #10 )WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic, Las Vegas | USA | $67,500 | 4th |
| 28-Nov-2017 | $25,000 No Limit Hold'em – $25K High Roller #1WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic, Las Vegas | USA | $85,000 | 4th |
| 18-Oct-2017 | HK$ 960,000 + 40,000 No Limit Hold'em – Triton Macau Main EventTriton Poker Super High Roller Series – Macau, Macau | Macau | $2,100,086 | 2nd |
| 18-Sep-2017 | $ 100,000 No Limit Hold'em – Event #52017 Poker Masters, Las Vegas | USA | $504,000 | 3d |
| 14-Sep-2017 | $ 50,000 No Limit Hold'em – Event #22017 Poker Masters, Las Vegas | USA | $550,000 | 2nd |
| 16-Jul-2017 | HK$ 240,000 + 10,000 No Limit Hold'em – 6 MaxTriton Poker Super High Roller Series – Montenegro, Budva | Montenegro | $444,893 | 1st |
| 31-May-2017 | $ 48,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em – Super High RollerAria Super High Roller 21, Las Vegas | USA | $417,600 | 1st |
| 30-May-2017 | $ 48,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em – Super High RollerAria Super High Roller 20, Las Vegas | USA | $330,660 | 1st |
| 30-Apr-2017 | € 50,000 No Limit Hold'em – Eight Max Shot Clock (Event 32)PokerStars Championship presented by Monte-Carlo Casino, Monte Carlo | Monaco | $348,302 | 4th |
| 01-Apr-2017 | HK$ 388,000 + 12,000 No Limit Hold'em – PokerStars Championship Super High Roller #12PokerStars Championship Macau, Macau | Macau | $868,518 | 2nd |
| 22-Jan-2017 | $98,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em – $100,000 Challenge (Event #12)2017 Aussie Millions Poker Championship, Melbourne | Australia | $266,445 | 3d |
| 22-Jan-2017 | A$ 10,000 + 600 No Limit Hold'em – Main Event (Event #11)2017 Aussie Millions Poker Championship, Melbourne | Australia | $253,002 | 5th |
| 28-Oct-2016 | $98,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em – Super High RollerAria Super High Roller 12, Las Vegas | USA | $299,880 | 4th |
| 20-Aug-2016 | € 48,500 + 1,500 No Limit Hold'em – Super High Roller 8 Handed (Event #16)EPT – 13 – ESPT – 7 – Barcelona, Barcelona | Spain | $1,473,127 | 1st |
| 08-Jul-2016 | United States $ 111,111 No Limit Hold'em High Roller for One Drop (single re-entry) (Event #67)47th World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2016, Las Vegas | USA | $4,981,775 | 1st |
| 07-Jul-2016 | $ 48,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'emAria Super High Roller 10, Las Vegas | USA | $407,310 | 3d |
| 17-Jun-2016 | United States $ 24,000 + 1,000 No Limit Hold'emAria High Roller 34, Las Vegas | USA | $276,012 | 1st |
| 10-Jun-2016 | $ 24,000 + 1,000 No Limit Hold'emAria High Roller 32, Las Vegas | USA | $393,120 | 1st |
| 03-Jun-2016 | United States $ 48,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'emAria Super High Roller 9, Las Vegas | USA | $637,392 | 1st |
| 29-May-2016 | United States $ 300,000 No Limit Hold'em2016 Super High Roller Bowl, Las Vegas | USA | $3,500,000 | 2nd |
| 27-May-2016 | $ 50,000 No Limit Hold'em – High RollerAria Super High Roller 7, Las Vegas | USA | $122,400 | 7th |
| 29-Apr-2016 | € 1,000 + 75 No Limit Hold'em – Hyper Turbo #25EPT – 12 – FPS – 6 – Grand Final, Monte Carlo | Monaco | $310,892 | 21st |
| 26-Apr-2016 | € 10,000 + 300 No Limit Hold'em – High Roller #2EPT – 12 – FPS – 6 – Grand Final, Monte Carlo | Monaco | $190,122 | 4th |
| 19-Apr-2016 | $ 25,500 No Limit Hold'em – High Roller #27WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown, Hollywood | USA | $58,750 | 13th |
| 24-Jan-2016 | Australia A$ 98,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em $100,000 Challenge (Event #12)2016 Aussie Millions Poker Championship, Melbourne | Australia | $196,901 | 6th |
| 03-Jan-2016 | $ 196,000 + 4,000 No Limit Hold'em Triton Super High Roller Series (Event #3)2016 World Poker Tour National (WPTN) – Philippines, Paranaque City | Philippines | $3,072,748 | 1st |
| 18-Dec-2015 | $ 100,000 WPT Alpha8 – No Limit Hold'em High Roller (Event #18)WPT Five Diamond World Poker Classic, Las Vegas | USA | $1,589,219 | 1st |
| 07-Nov-2015 | HK$ 240,000 + 10,000 No Limit Hold'em – High RollerAPPT 2015 Asia Championship of Poker (ACOP), Macau | Macau | $114,691 | 7th |
| 27-Oct-2015 | € 2,000 + 200 #47 No Limit Hold'emEPT – 12 – IPT – 7 – Malta, Portomaso | Malta | $71,627 | 2nd |
| 21-Oct-2015 | € 25,600 No Limit Hold'em – High Roller #102015 World Series of Poker (WSOPE) – Europe, Berlin | Germany | $109,613 | 6th |
| 23-Jul-2015 | € 4,350 No Limit Hold'em – Poker EM Velden Main Event26th Poker EM Casino Velden, Velden | Austria | $112,663 | 18th |
| 05-Jul-2015 | United States $ 10,000 No Limit Hold'em Main Event (Event #68)46th World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2015, Las Vegas | USA | $262,574 | 25th |
| 17-Jun-2015 | United States $ 10,000 No Limit Hold'em Six Handed Championship (Event #37)46th World Series of Poker (WSOP) 2015, Las Vegas | USA | $268,463 | 3d |
| 03-May-2015 | Monaco € 49,000 + 1,000 No Limit Hold'em – Super High Roller 8 Handed (Event #34)EPT – 11 – FPS – 5 – Grand Final, Monte Carlo | Monaco | $369,152 | 4th |
| 30-Apr-2015 | € 98,000 + 2,000 No Limit Hold'em – Super High Roller (Event #14)EPT – 11 – FPS – 5 – Grand Final, Monte Carlo | Monaco | $372,208 | 7th |
| 22-Mar-2015 | € 5,000 + 300 #27 No Limit Hold'em – EPT Main EventEPT – 11 – IPT – 7 – Malta, Portomaso | Malta | $65,217 | 9th |
Fedor Holz — His Plans for the Future
Holz sees poker as entrepreneurship, where you have to make important decisions every day; and more than this, to reach your goals by making those decisions. Nevertheless, poker is no longer enough for him. He wants to develop even further and make a positive impact on the world around. That's why he's now actively investing in and running new businesses.
The first startup that might interest his fans is Pokercode — an online platform where Fedor and some of the best poker players in the world teach you how to play poker and win. Another great startup is Primed Mind, which is a mind-coaching mobile app. Here you'll get meditation tracks, hypnotherapy, and life coaching tips. The app is aimed at helping you achieve your goals. Another company where Fedor is a shareholder is No Limit Gaming, which is something like a mix of esports and poker teams that also provide coaching.
By the way, Fedor makes nice discount offers if you want to subscribe to a few of his projects at once; so, you might want to follow his twitter account @Crownupguy to watch for the latest updates and special discounts.
According to Fedor, he follows his passion. He wants to create something like an incubator where you can go as fast as possible from an idea to a successfully working company. We'll probably see more of that in the near future!
