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[QUOTE="BroomBroom, post: 4196059, member: 304415"] Coated cards are a must! Growing up in Chicago made a few things very familiar and poker and pizza are just two of them. Our Friday night regular game had a break at unscheduled times but it was usually hunger that stopped our game. When the pizzas showed up. If we didn't promptly stop the game and put the cards up, that grease would get everywhere. We were forced to check the hands of our less particular friends before allowing them back in the game. Anyone planning to host a poker night at home, don't be afraid to mix it up a bit. Throw some brats in a crock pot that morning with some sauerkraut and don't forget the rolls, spicy brown mustard and some celery salt. Just remember this, put the cards up for your break or keep several extra decks on hand so you won't need to run and pick up cards in the middle of inheriting all your neighbors nickels. [/QUOTE]
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