http://pokerasdf.com/some-help-needed-for-planning-a-poker-run Find all your poker info, answers, questions here! Wed, 20 Oct 2010 10:20:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://pokerasdf.com/some-help-needed-for-planning-a-poker-run/comment-page-1#comment-371 Joe Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:31:22 +0000 http://pokerasdf.com/some-help-needed-for-planning-a-poker-run#comment-371 I've been on poker runs where you get your first and last card at the start/finish point. That way you only need to find 3 stops out on the road. You don't necessarily need to set up stops at bars. Those who want to drink and ride will find the bars on their own. I’ve been on poker runs where you get your first and last card at the start/finish point. That way you only need to find 3 stops out on the road. You don’t necessarily need to set up stops at bars. Those who want to drink and ride will find the bars on their own.

]]> http://pokerasdf.com/some-help-needed-for-planning-a-poker-run/comment-page-1#comment-370 starwing Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:40:14 +0000 http://pokerasdf.com/some-help-needed-for-planning-a-poker-run#comment-370 I think five will be enough, depending on how far away they are from each other. Six is kind of pointless (at least to me). For prizes, I would go with certificates to local motorcycle shops or stores. I'm sure anyone that wins would be happy with that, and I think the shops or stores would be willing to donate. Afterall, they will be getting business with the certificates (people are likely to spend more than the certificate is worth) and because they are part of the motorcycle community, they should be involved in something like this. It's probably the best way to get their name infront of riders in a good way. Plus they can show off some of their stuff at the final stopping point. Tshirts, hats, whatever. Infact I have never seen them not involved in something like this. I think five will be enough, depending on how far away they are from each other. Six is kind of pointless (at least to me).
For prizes, I would go with certificates to local motorcycle shops or stores. I’m sure anyone that wins would be happy with that, and I think the shops or stores would be willing to donate. Afterall, they will be getting business with the certificates (people are likely to spend more than the certificate is worth) and because they are part of the motorcycle community, they should be involved in something like this. It’s probably the best way to get their name infront of riders in a good way. Plus they can show off some of their stuff at the final stopping point. Tshirts, hats, whatever.
Infact I have never seen them not involved in something like this.

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