How to throw a poker run
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How to Host a Successful Poker Run
Summary
Poker runs are a thrilling way to combine the excitement of poker with a scenic bike ride. Whether for fun or profit, here’s how you can organize your own poker run.
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My first motorcycle was a 1957 Harley Davidson, and I was determined to own it despite my empty pockets. That's when I decided to organize a poker run?"a fantastic way to raise money and throw a memorable event. The rules are simple: participants aim to create the best five-card poker hand.
How It Works
In a poker run, each rider follows a designated route with several checkpoints. At each stop, participants draw a card. Typically, there are seven checkpoints, and the rider with the best poker hand at the finish line wins a prize.
Originally a biker tradition, poker runs have now gained popularity among boaters and runners as well.
Planning Your Poker Run
Here's how you can organize one:
1. Get Necessary Approvals
Start by securing permission from the towns along your route. Some paperwork and fees may be involved. Ensure that your event's endpoint is a park or event hall, which may require additional permits.
2. Determine Costs and Fees
Estimate your prize money and party expenses to set a reasonable entry fee, ideally no more than $100 per bike. This will help you determine how many participants you need.
3. Register Participants
Create a website for registrations and promote it at local biker bars and events. Focus on attracting local participants rather than those from distant locations.
4. Plan the After-Party
In addition to rider registrations, sell tickets for the post-run celebration, allowing friends and family to join the fun. Advertise your event on local radio and with posters around town to attract more attendees, increasing both prize money and funds for any cause you support.
5. Organize Food and Drinks
Choose between a DIY barbecue with friends or hiring a professional caterer for a delicious spread. Either option will add to the camaraderie and enjoyment of the day.
Enjoy the Ride
Once everything is set, all that’s left is to enjoy the gathering of bikes, the thrill of poker, and the delights of food and drinks.
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