Luka Doncic Spotted Having A Vodka And Poker Party At The Olympics

Jul 30, 2021

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Luka Doncic is trying to celebrate his excellent moment with Team Slovenia after two big wins in the 2021 Summer Olympics. The Dallas Mavericks superstar took his national team to the Olympic tournament for the first time ever and now is aiming higher, trying to get a medal.

After their first win in the competition against Argentina, Luka celebrated the victory with his teammates. The 22-year-old dropped 48 points on the South American side, getting a 118-100 comfortable win.

The players wanted to celebrate, going against the rules at the Olympic Village. After Spanish Women’s Basketball team’s Cristina Ouviña shared a couple of Instagram stories, the situation got out of control.

Doncic and co. went viral for breaking the rules in Japan, putting a lot of people in danger with their behavior. They were spotted playing poker, drinking vodka and doing hookah.

Spain women basket player Cristina Ouviña publishing stories on poker+vodka jointly with Luka Doncic and Slovenia national team.

Storm on Doncic & co. ongoing for breaking bubble rules.

Ahah why?!
Anybody really think that athletes in village don’t meet and party?!?#Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/PGTqGu6AeT

— Tancredi Palmeri (@tancredipalmeri) July 28, 2021

Well, after having such a big performance against a historical team like Argentina, it’s completely normal that he wants to celebrate. Unfortunately, the celebration went bigger than expected, and now he’s under fire.

Slovenia won their second game of the tournament against Japan, demolishing them 116-81. The Mavericks star is trying to have a good time in Tokyo, and he’s doing what everybody else over there. The thing is that only Doncic was pictured doing bad stuff.

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