The guidance on the website is based on 12 years of experience in running a private poker club. Starting a poker club 12 years ago wasn’t easy, because there was no internet poker and no poker in TV..
Based on 12 years of experience in running a successfull private poker club
The guidance on the website is based on 12 years of experience in running a private poker club. Starting a poker club 12 years ago wasn’t easy, because there was no internet poker and no poker in TV.
This is probably the most important task in starting a poker club. You have to find six to eight dedicated members. If you find less than six members, the game will be boring, and with a normal poker table, it is hard to make space for more than eight players.
This is very important. Creating a set of regulations prevents future arguments and quarrels between the members. For example what do you do, if a member drinks too much whisky and can’t finish the game, and what if a member is quitting the club? If these situations are covered by the regulations, you spare yourself a lot of trouble. Off course you can’t foresee every possible conflict, but if you adjust the regula-tions, when experiencing a conflict, you don’t get this problem again.
Before you can start playing poker, you need to buy some poker equipment. Basically you only need three things: a decent deck of cards, a box of poker chips, and a poker table. You can play without a poker table, but it just isn’t the same.
You need to find a trophy for the winner to take with him home until the next game night. Almost every city has a shop making cup trophies, medals, and other metal work. Buy a trophy and get the club name engraved. If you can’t fin a shop, you can always order a trophy on the internet.