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The poker runs I have been on had nothing to do with poker skills. Typically you have a form given to you at the starting point,you and ride to a series of 5 stops. At each stop you draw a card (or a domino). It's recorded on your form, and when you get back to the check-in point, the winner is determined by who has the best hand (or the highest number of points for dominos).
It doesn't matter about who gets to a stop first. Just have fun. Of course there will always be some riders who will want to show how fast they are, but usually that's not a problem.
It's all about having a fun ride for a good cause. I ride each year in the Boo Benefit Rally in Jefferson, Texas to raise money for burn victims. In several of the runs, winners donated their winnings back to the fund raiser.
mike
The poker runs I have been on had nothing to do with poker skills. Typically you have a form given to you at the starting point,you and ride to a series of 5 stops. At each stop you draw a card (or a domino). It's recorded on your form, and when you get back to the check-in point, the winner is determined by who has the best hand (or the highest number of points for dominos).
It doesn't matter about who gets to a stop first. Just have fun. Of course there will always be some riders who will want to show how fast they are, but usually that's not a problem.
It's all about having a fun ride for a good cause. I ride each year in the Boo Benefit Rally in Jefferson, Texas to raise money for burn victims. In several of the runs, winners donated their winnings back to the fund raiser.
mike