Definitely not using them as true $25s! I usually love the look of $25 chips, and we play a small game so the only way $25s see the felt is to use them as quarters.Love the Capes! Are the $25s being played as quarters or are you all just baller?
Definitely not using them as true $25s! I usually love the look of $25 chips, and we play a small game so the only way $25s see the felt is to use them as quarters.Love the Capes! Are the $25s being played as quarters or are you all just baller?
Love it! Fun chips !Definitely not using them as true $25s! I usually love the look of $25 chips, and we play a small game so the only way $25s see the felt is to use them as quarters.
Typo. I edited my post to explain you discard nines if nine is the scratch.I love this! I am confused on the sentence about get confused about scratching the 9 horse but discarding 6s? Regardless, will be checking Amazon shortly for this game, just like I did for the shut the box game suggested to get the gambol on. In your experience, what's the max/ min number of players to make this work well?
Typo. I edited my post to explain you discard nines if nine is the scratch.
I tested the game out with my kids and we played three handed. It worked and was fun but I think I’d modify the rules if short handed. Maybe only play with red cards or something. Having 14 or 15 cards per person is a lot. 5-9 is better I think.
Last night we played with anywhere from 5-9 players and they were all fun.
Well shoot. Looks like I'm throwing something else on my bill now too. Glad to hear everyone enjoys it and the expected won/ loss range!We play this game all the time as a family. One of our favorite games. We lower the stakes to .25/.50/.75/$1. Pretty much play all night for $20 for the big loser. We also say if 2 or 12 is scratched, you have to pay double if rolled.
This game is the reason I had custom dice made by @LeGold
Man, what I'd do for a couple racks of those $1s
14 * $20 = $280.League event #2 was a $20 rebuy tourney with 14 entrants and 53 rebuys so it ran super long and got almost my entire set on the felt. Fun night even though I busted right before the bubble when I shoved 1010 into @TricycleClub ’s JJ. Greg ultimately takes it down.
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Then cash after was mostly just horse racing. This was a blast.
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Got in a couple orbits of dealers choice at the end. Peyman hits quads on the the last hand of the night.
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Man, what I'd do for a couple racks of those $1s
Well shoot. Looks like I'm throwing something else on my bill now too. Glad to hear everyone enjoys it and the expected won/ loss range!
How long do games take?We play this game all the time as a family. One of our favorite games. We lower the stakes to .25/.50/.75/$1. Pretty much play all night for $20 for the big loser. We also say if 2 or 12 is scratched, you have to pay double if rolled.
This game is the reason I had custom dice made by @LeGold
Nightly "Bad Beat" bonuses are a good way to do this. Best losing hand of the night gets paid (usually less than a full buy-in to keep someone from calling when they know they are beat). We also use other luck-based bonuses. PM me for details if interested, to avoid derailing this thread.But I'm always looking for pure luck-based games to have a chance to pay out some of the players who don't normally cash.
I think most games were 10-15 minutes.How long do games take?
Got to say, that does look like fun! I wonder if I could squeeze in a game during a tournament break...probably not. But I'm always looking for pure luck-based games to have a chance to pay out some of the players who don't normally cash.
Yeah we had $1340 in the pool, but paid out four places (40/30/20/10) so basically $540 to first place. Our degenerates love rebuy tourneys. Lots of blind shoves early on.14 * $20 = $280.
$20 * 53 = $1060.
$280 + $1060 = $1340. You had $1340 in prize money for a $20 14-person tournament!? Crazy! If you did a lenient 50%/30%/20% breakdown, that's $670 for first! $402 for second, and $268 for third. Insane!
After only doing freeze out style tourneys for the first year or so we recently started doing rebuys and our prize pool has shot up an insane amount. Everybody loves a good rebuy (or three).I think most games were 10-15 minutes.
Yeah we had $1340 in the pool, but paid out four places (40/30/20/10) so basically $540 to first place. Our degenerates love rebuy tourneys. Lots of blind shoves early on.
I think most games were 10-15 minutes.
Yeah we had $1340 in the pool, but paid out four places (40/30/20/10) so basically $540 to first place. Our degenerates love rebuy tourneys. Lots of blind shoves early on.
After only doing freeze out style tourneys for the first year or so we recently started doing rebuys and our prize pool has shot up an insane amount. Everybody loves a good rebuy (or three).
I was introduced to that game at a Super Bowl party. We started at halftime. Didn’t watch the 2nd half at all!Basically you deal out all the cards with the aces and kings removed. Those cards represent your bets on horses. Then you roll the dice to determine 4 scratched horses. So say you roll a 9. The 9 horse is scratched and everyone with a 9 card pays $1 and discards their nines. You roll for three more scratched horses that will cost $2, $3 and $4 each. Then the race starts. The first player rolls. If the number rolled matches a horse that was scratched, you pay the $1/2/3/4 cost and past the dice. If not, you move the horse forward a peg. Keep doing that until a horse reaches the finish line. Everyone with a card of that horse wins a quarter of the pot. So if the 11 horse wins, everyone with a jack wins. If you have two jacks, you get half the pot.
Here you can see the 4 horse was scratched in the $4 position. So every time someone rolled a 4, they paid $4 to the pot.
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Super fun game. Definitely got loud as the horses approached the finish line.
$20 on Amazon.Basically you deal out all the cards with the aces and kings removed. Those cards represent your bets on horses. Then you roll the dice to determine 4 scratched horses. So say you roll a 9. The 9 horse is scratched and everyone with a 9 card pays $1 and discards their nines. You roll for three more scratched horses that will cost $2, $3 and $4 each. Then the race starts. The first player rolls. If the number rolled matches a horse that was scratched, you pay the $1/2/3/4 cost and past the dice. If not, you move the horse forward a peg. Keep doing that until a horse reaches the finish line. Everyone with a card of that horse wins a quarter of the pot. So if the 11 horse wins, everyone with a jack wins. If you have two jacks, you get half the pot.
Here you can see the 4 horse was scratched in the $4 position. So every time someone rolled a 4, they paid $4 to the pot.
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Super fun game. Definitely got loud as the horses approached the finish line.
Not to poopoo, but some of the other ones look nicer. Having dedicated pegs makes it easier to see what spot a horse is in. Having the finish line be a single line instead of staggered per lane seems nicer to me. That said...price can't be beat I'd guess!
Not to poopoo, but some of the other ones look nicer. Having dedicated pegs makes it easier to see what spot a horse is in. Having the finish line be a single line instead of staggered per lane seems nicer to me. That said...price can't be beat I'd guess!
That looks like a blast!
I'm still waiting for a video on one of your tournaments!
Like this?I'm still waiting for a video on one of your tournaments!