Home game in the UK (1 Viewer)

[YorkshireT]

Thought I’d post a photo of my home game we did the other day.

Me and my mate decided to start running a home game maybe 2 months ago now we’ve managed t grow to 15 members on the group chat and on a good day get 10 players. Most of the players are new to poker or have very limited experience playing.

We usually do £20 buy-in and £5 bounty, we are hoping t get enough consistent players for 2 tables but find that new players are intimidated by trying t learn the winnings hands.

As we are new to this any advice or tips and tricks t help us run this home game are much appreciated.

 

[Eriks]

Making friends with poker players > making poker players out of your friends

 

[Syzygyy]

turn t'heating on, some of your players look cold

great looking table though, where did you get it from it you don't mind? currently using a table topper on my kitchen table and want to upgrade

 

[YorkshireT]

turn t'heating on, some of your players look cold

great looking table though, where did you get it from it you don't mind? currently using a table topper on my kitchen table and want to upgrade

Haha yeah my boiler broke so had no heating

Cheers man and got it from Costco was half price at the time think around £155

 

[BPTDirector]

Get a Brunson super system book and pass it around your group. There’s really no better primer to get you started. The rest is a lifetime of learning.

 

[Bronson]

I’m waiting for my invite

 

[thePokerClub]

Just play and play....and then play some more. Over time, you will 'feel' things click and skills will improve.

Reliable patterns take a very long time to identify and then act on consistently.

Check out the SeasonStack subforum for discussion on point systems! Added level of competition is always fun.