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Message: [QUOTE="JEP712, post: 1437591, member: 73935"] From my experience of home games, I learned that poker is played super slow. Home games are full of talking and many people do not pay attention to the action. Also many times players will act when it's not their turn. What we did for my friend's home games is we all started with 200 chips and raised the blind up every time someone gets knocked out. We started at 1/2 then 2/4, 5/10/, 10/20/, 20/40, 25/50. Of course this is totally wrong, but no one seems to care. I just quietly took advantage of it. It was the easiest game every. i never had a losing sessions with those guys. Good luck on setting one up for your place. [/QUOTE]