How to throw a poker run
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How to Organize a Poker Run
Poker runs offer a thrilling way to enjoy a poker game while taking your bike out for a spin. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you organize your own poker run, whether for fun or to raise funds.
What is a Poker Run?
A poker run is an event where participants travel a predetermined route, stopping at checkpoints to collect cards. The aim is to have the best five-card poker hand at the end of the run. Originally popular with bikers, poker runs have been embraced by boaters and runners alike.
Steps to Organize a Successful Poker Run
1. Secure Necessary Approvals
First, ensure you have approval from the towns or cities your poker run will pass through. Be prepared to handle any paperwork and fees that may be required.
2. Choose a Suitable End Location
Select a location like a park or event hall for the end of the run. Depending on the location, a permit might be needed.
3. Determine Costs and Entry Fees
Calculate the prize money and the cost of any post-run festivities. This will help you set a reasonable entry fee, ideally no more than $100 per bike.
4. Recruit Participants
To gather riders, create a website and visit local biker bars and events. Focus on attracting local participants rather than those from far away.
5. Plan the After-Party
Along with registering riders, sell tickets for the after-party so friends and family can join. Use local radio stations and posters to advertise the event, attracting more attendees and boosting funds for prizes or charitable causes.
6. Arrange Catering
Decide whether you’ll handle food yourself with the help of friends or hire a caterer for a BBQ.
7. Enjoy the Event
On the big day, relax and enjoy the event with all the bikes, poker, food, and drinks.
With these steps, you're ready to host a memorable poker run that brings together enthusiasts for a day of fun and camaraderie.
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