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Message: [QUOTE="Slider23, post: 3989379, member: 276401"] If possible I would recommend to hold off on the gamble aspect side of the game until your son reaches the age of 18. I used to have home games and would not let him play until he turned 18. He had a passion for poker and all other card games. He drove me crazy wanting to play heads up holdem for fun against me. When he turned 18 we started going to the Indian Casino together to play poker. It was about an hour drive and on the way home we would talk about the hands. He had to bring earned money if he lost he was on the rail until I was ready to go home. If he went broke that session, I would not loan him any money to gamble. The biggest thing I taught him was to only bring to the game what you can afford to lose and set a max lose limit for the session. I also taught him how and when to get up from a game winners. [/QUOTE]