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The old dealer shuffles the cards well then passes them to the player after the current dealer ready for a prompt start to the next hand. This keeps the game moving. If you have more than 10 people you probably want to split into two tables. As people leave you can combine the tables.
If you're going to play for cash rather than just chips then there are three golden rules:. Golden rule 1 : Make sure everyone knows the key rules, especially on re-buys and cashing out. Golden rule 2 : Keep the chip stash in a safe place and have one nominated person usually the host who takes the cash and gives chips in return and vice-versa. This person is the only one allowed to do it and has to make up the shortfall if things don't add up.
Never trust someone else's count of the chips, count them again in front of them before handing over cash. Countless games have had 'unpleasantness' at the end of the evening when someone miscounts when cashing out, leaves and then there isn't enough to pay the remaining players.
A friend of mine and his sister have written this excellent book on Texas Hold'Em; great if you want to improve your play. Also these cards are produced by a good friend of ours and you might find them helpful, especially if you're a beginner.
How to hold a Poker Party A poker party is a great party, best with 6 to 10 people. Here's what you'll need: Between 6 and 10 players ; 7 or 8 makes for a great game. If you have more than 10 players then you'll need to split into two tables or play will be too slow. Someone who knows how to play. It's really going to go better if you have at least one person to explain the rules at the start of the evening, How to play guide Enough poker chips , preferably in four colours more details below.
It's very reasonable to get nice casino quality chips, they are usually listed as 'clay' chips and should weigh 10 or more grams. Don't make the mistake of getting chips with the denominations printed on them; over time you might want to play games with different buy-ins and it will only confuse things.
A suitable table so you can all sit comfortably round it. For a really fancy game there are some nice table-tops that go over your own table, a cheaper option is some green baize which you can buy the roll. Proper poker cards have nice clear numbers as people need to be able to read them from the other side of the table. If you have more than 10 players you'll need another two packs as you'll want to split into two tables. You can get cards that have been used in Vegas casinos which adds an authentic touch.
Beer, snacks , maybe some food. A certain amount of alcohol is great for relaxing people but you don't want drunks playing. A dealer button is nice but anything distinctive will do. If you have beginners I like to have some printed copies showing the ranking of the hands. Ranking of Poker Hands If you're playing for money , especially if you don't know some of your guests really well you might consider having a printed set of rules available.
Cool bad-ass poker nick names , I've put together a quick page to generate a cool poker nick name for you, or at least to give you some ideas; of course names should really be given to you, not chosen by you.
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