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Celebrate the New Year, Three Times!!!

It’s time for the last Triple Up Freeroll of December! So far a PLUS member has won two of the three Triple Ups we hosted this month! That means both PLUS members walked away with $900 Amazon gift cards.

Don’t miss out on your chance to cash in and Triple Up this week!

The last PLUS Triple Up for this month will be this Monday, December 30th at 9pm EST. This will be a $500 Freeroll with a Triple Up bonus for PLUS members. This tournament is free to play and there is no purchase necessary.

Prize Pool Payouts*

1st: $300 Amazon Gift Card
2nd: $150 Amazon Gift Card
3rd: $50 Amazon Gift Card

*PLUS Members in the top 3 will have their prize tripled. You must have an active PLUS membership prior to the start of the tournament! Sign up for a FREE 7-Day Trial Today!

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Hosting the Perfect Home Game In 2025

Hosting a home poker game is more than just setting up a table and shuffling cards—it’s about creating an atmosphere where friends can enjoy competition, camaraderie, and maybe even win a few bucks. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a newcomer to poker nights, this guide will help you organize an unforgettable experience.

1. Set the Stage

A great poker game starts with the right environment. Choose a spacious room with ample seating and a sturdy table. Invest in a proper poker table or at least a large, felt-covered surface to give players an authentic feel. Make sure lighting is bright enough to see the cards clearly but not harsh.

Pro Tip: Use a chip set with denominations clearly marked and have plenty of spare decks of cards to avoid delays.

2. Create a Guest List

Decide how many players you want. Most home games run best with 6-10 players. Be sure to invite people who are familiar with the game or at least eager to learn. Mixing skill levels can create a fun, relaxed vibe.

Pro Tip: Send invites early and get firm commitments to avoid last-minute dropouts.

Read the rest of this article, including “Rules” and most importantly “SNACKS”