Photos by Kelly Lyden from the Party Dress.
What a great excuse to get the Girls together...Invite them over to learn Texas Hold'em, America's new favorite and easiest style of poker.
#1 Round up all your players...the more the merrier. Gather round a table that will fit all your guests comfortably. Be sure and let your guests know what the "stakes" will be...you can limit bets to whatever 25 cents for example or for the first night just use poker chips and have all the fun without the money.
#2 For the decor, give your space a casino vibe. Use a black and white striped tablecloth and game inspired decorations.
#3 Serve up "winning" cocktails like club sandwiches and Royal Flush Martinis. Use cookie cutters to cut snacks like cookies into hearts, clubs, spades ord diamonds.
#4 Review the rules and be sure to keep a cheat sheet out for guests so they are able to see what hand is higher than another one.
Winner, winner chicken dinner.
Have fun!!
Poker is one of my favorite pastime. I wish I will come in your poker party next time. I'm also excited to have a battle with you.
Posted by: plumbing fittings | March 07, 2012 at 07:13 AM
Cool, colorful and lovely design, red color really gave it some life.. :D
Posted by: kelly | mens suits | March 20, 2012 at 09:38 PM
I play poker, How I wish I'm a good player though.
Posted by: recruitment accounting | September 11, 2012 at 06:19 PM
Most poker parties have between six and 20 guests, although this number is somewhat flexible. Don't be afraid to mix things up a bit as you're creating your guest list. Poker parties appeal to both teenagers and adults.
Posted by: Bovada | October 10, 2012 at 07:27 AM
If you're planning to play for money, check your local gambling laws. Nothing spoils a great poker party faster than a visit from the police.
Posted by: poker chips | October 24, 2012 at 01:45 AM