How to play poker card game
So, it is time for the ladies to don their red and purple and get wild and throw caution to the wind and join together for the regular meeting of the red hat club: there is no reason those meetings have to be the same old thing because a friendly poker card game can be a fun addition to the monthly meeting. Picture the fun and excitement of risking chocolate covered peanuts, pretzels, or charitable donations. A poker game does not have to include a smoky cigar-filled atmosphere. Anyone can enjoy a poker card game, including the blue-haired club.
Coming up with the plans for festive game of poker might make you the celebrity of the year; folks will applaud your ingenuity. A poker card game also allows you the opportunity to decorate in creative ways. Try using the regular old red and purple decorations you always have, but add a little casino spice with some plastic neon necklaces and some cups with poker cards stencilled on them. You can even download images of the famous dogs playing a poker card game painting and use them as place cards.
Poker card games don’t really lend themselves to dainty cucumber sandwiches, but food is definitely a must at any gathering, so why not make your snacks or lunch reflect the theme of the poker card game you are going to be playing? One really cute idea is to make sandwiches with white bread and cut them into spades, hearts, clubs, and diamonds – all the shapes associated with poker – with a dime-store cookie cutter. For diamonds, you don’t even need that. A square turned sideways is a poker diamond all by itself! Casinos and bars traditionally have bowls of finger food like peanuts or popcorn, and those can be snacked on easily while the ladies bluff, draw, and discard their way through the newest craze – the red hat society’s monthly poker card game. Be your club’s “ace” this year; suggest a friendly poker game at your next meeting.
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