Poker & Tournaments - Love 2 party

Play the most popular game in the world

Play the most popular game in the world, Texas Hold’em Poker on our custom designed poker tables seating 8-10 players. Whilst a simple game, it’s challenging for players and is said to take a lifetime to master. It is captivating and spans across a wide demographic with people of all ages showing great enthusiasm. With the immense popularity of poker both on television and online, it is fast becoming an effective, popular and enjoyable form of entertainment at any social gathering or event.

Play for fun with no real money involved

We can cater for both large and intimate events and run a tournament to decide the ultimate poker champion of the evening. We teach the game for those inexperienced and run the entire competition with all necessary equipment. This includes tournament director software on a laptop and can be linked to a big screen if provided. The players are still playing for fun with no real money involved. There are a few options for poker tournaments and It is best to discuss with us.

Fast becoming a great entertainment option

We can combine poker tables with other casino games (Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, Stud Poker & Craps) or purely on their own as a tournament or party entertainment. It is fast becoming a great entertainment option for bucks / hens, corporate functions, birthdays, reunions and any party! Add a PS2 Racing Simulator and wood fire pizza catering - who wouldn't be happy at your party?

The Game

Each player is dealt two cards face down known as players hold or pocket cards. Players bet on the strength of their two cards.

The dealer then burns a card and deals three cards face up, this is known as the “Flop”. These three cards are communal cards for the use of all players.

There is another betting round with players including the Flop in their hand.

After burning a card another card is then dealt face up called the “Turn” and again betting continues.

Lastly the fifth and final card is dealt (after a burned card) known as the “River” and the final round of betting commences where players use the two cards in their hand and the five communal cards to come up with their best poker hand.

All players that are remaining in the game then begin to reveal their hands, this is known as the “Showdown”. The best hand wins the pot!

Winning Poker Hands

Try to get your Poker face ready and get to know the hands below before your guests try to put it over you with their poker face!!!!
Our Croupiers are very good at assisting those not familiar with the game and always happy to explain different hands and scenariosthe game presents.

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	Royal Flush - The ultimate hand. This is when you have an ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10, all of the same suit.
	Straight Flush - Five cards in a row, of the same suit. An example: 5, 6, 7, 8 and a 9 of clubs. An ace can be either a high or low card.
	Four of a Kind - Four cards that have the same face value. For instance, an Jack of clubs, Jack of hearts, Jack of diamonds and an Jack of spades.
	Full House - Three of a kind, along with two of a kind. So, three sevens, and 2 two's would be a full house. Or you might hear it be said as "sevens full of twos."
	Flush - Five cards of the same suit. So, nine of clubs, Jack of clubs, seven of clubs, three of clubs, and a five of clubs. (Jack high flush)
	Straight - Five cards in a sequence. For instance, an 7, 8, 9, 10 and a Jack.
	Three of a Kind - Three cards that have the same face value. For instance, an two of hearts, two of spades, and two of clubs.
	Two Pair - Two separate pairs. For instance, an nine of clubs and diamonds, and a 3 of hearts and diamonds. The higher the pair the greater the hand
	Pair - Two cards that are the same. For instance, an eight of hearts and an eight of diamonds.
	High Card - This is when you don't have anything. For instance, if you had a king and an ace and couldn't make anything out of the community cards, you would have an ace high card.