How to throw a poker run
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How to Organize a Successful Poker Run
Summary
Poker runs offer a fun way to enjoy a day out on your bike, combining the thrill of poker with the open road. Whether for fun or a good cause, organizing a poker run can be rewarding. Here’s how to do it right.What You Need to Know
The Basics
A poker run involves participants riding a predetermined route, stopping at checkpoints to receive a playing card. After passing seven checkpoints, the participant with the best five-card poker hand wins. Though initially popular with bikers, poker runs now attract boaters and runners too.Planning Your Poker Run
1. Obtain Necessary Approvals:
- Secure permissions from towns along your route. Check for any required paperwork or fees.
2. Choose a Suitable Ending Venue:
- Ensure the run ends at a park or event hall. You might need a permit for this location.
3. Determine Costs and Fees:
- Decide on prize money, event costs, and participant fees. Aim for an entry fee under $100 per bike.
Getting Participants
1. Register Riders:
- Create a website for registration.
- Promote at local biker bars and events. Focus on attracting local participants.
2. Plan the After-Party:
- Sell tickets for the post-ride party to friends and family.
- Use local radio stations and posters to advertise.
Executing the Event
1. Food and Entertainment:
- Decide whether to self-cater or hire a caterer for a BBQ.
2. Enjoy the Day:
- Once the preparations are set, enjoy the gathering of bikes, poker, food, and entertainment.
By following these steps, you can organize a memorable poker run that’s both enjoyable and profitable. Have fun and enjoy the ride!
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