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| This is a discussion on Help on setting up my own home games within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; Hey guys im interested in starting my own home games with around 6-10 people, i have a 9g clay chip set and cards, and a ... |
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15th November 2005, 8:50 AM
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| Help on setting up my own home games Hey guys im interested in starting my own home games with around 6-10 people, i have a 9g clay chip set and cards, and a card table, i was just wondering what more you guys entail when u have a game. for instance, clear cut house rules, etc. Keep in mind it would be with college students with probably a $20 buy in. Thanks alot, Jonathan |
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17th November 2005, 10:22 PM
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| Best thing to do is set up what you want to run. Holdem, omaha? Tournament or ring (cash) game? If you run a tournament, set up the blind structure before you start and have a timer or program to run it for you. A good free program would be tournamentdirector.net. House rules are not really needed unless you have people who have not played alot of poker. Then a quick explanation of splashing the pot, etc could be done. I prefer to keep it lighthearted and your players will feel the same. You make it serious and your friends will take it that way also. It is up to you. |
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17th November 2005, 10:40 PM
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| I think setting claer cut house rules is very important. It prevents big arguments and there is no confusion. |
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18th November 2005, 12:09 AM
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| Nothing gets between friends faster than money so make sure the rules are simple and clear. I had a regular game at my house for 7 years and we all new the house rules and there was never a problem... |
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18th November 2005, 4:07 AM
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| Definately set ground rules... Here's a site that I found very useful for home games (chip amounts, blind levels, other random things). www.homepokertourney.com |
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18th November 2005, 4:21 AM
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| re: Help on setting up my own home games poker what i usally do with house games is play a tournament where we start of with blinds and raise them every 15 mins or so just like online and then once ppl start getting eliminated well start a side cash game so no 1 gets bored and we can keep gambling |
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18th November 2005, 11:59 AM
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| You forgot the most important ingredients, beer and chips. And also sort out the payouts before you start to avoid any arguments. Little things like bum deals, flipping a card over while dealing it to a player are others ones to have clear cut rules for. Enjoy, home games are great fun. |
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