[jojobinks]

HU with the 5 year old. 20 chips a piece, and you must go all in every hand. flushes and straights don't count (b/c he doesn't know about them).

we went best of 10. here's how it went:

match one


match two: kid 1, jojo 0


match three: kid 2, jojo 0


match four: kid 2, jojo 1


match five: kid 3, jojo 1 (kid takes over camera duties at this point)


match six: kid 3, jojo 2


match seven: kid 3, jojo 3


match eight: kid 3, jojo 4 (and i taste blood!)


match nine: kid 4, jojo 4


match ten: kid 5, jojo 4 (and, as is obvious from the previous photo, he tastes blood)

notice me being solemn. i sucked out on him and he's not happy.

tiebreaker (for all the marbles!): kid 5, jojo 5


d'zam, he got it in good and took me down. so, like, what could i have done better here?

pic from the after party:

[noelsarchs]

a little more poker coaching by "kid"poker might be in order.

[jdunford]

That's awesome! Great pics. Nicely played, sir!

[Vince]

yeah, great pics!

And that's a game even I could win ..... sometimes.

[Couga]

I do belive them there are Silver Dollar cards in play. Where are the Kems?

[jojobinks]

Originally Posted by Couga

I do belive them there are Silver Dollar cards in play. Where are the Kems?

silver dollar indeed. kems? with a 5 year old? you must be joking.

[scottwire]

table selection is key

[abby99]

Originally Posted by scottwire

table selection is key

Classic!

[adam42]

He read like you a children's book.

I love the story played out through photography. Thanks for sharing.

[ipgyst]

Basically you played a game of WAR, disguised as POKER. I think your best strategy for winning is stacking the deck.