Aedenshyr Seven - Looking for Players!
Looking to put together a friendly game of Aedenshyr Seven that might turn into a weekly or bi-weekly game between friends and those looking for a little break from toil within Fort Praesidium.
Aedenshyr Seven is an easily learned game of poker where each player receives two cards face down. The game progresses with betting going about the table as new community cards turn up each round. Each player receives an equal amount of clay chips at the start of the game; with no option to buy back in.
The object is to accumulate all of the clay chips in play and be declared the winner. Players can accumulate chips by constructing the best five-card hand by using their two cards in combination with the ones flipped up each round on the table. Players can also choose to ‘bluff’ opponents, which will cause their opponent to fold their hand, and thus win the hand without exposing their own hand.
Please contact Jakell Wormwood or slip a letter of interest under the door at the Unreserved Grasshopper; right across from the Memorial Park in Fort Praesidium to reserve a spot at the first table or make other inquiries. This first table is limited to nine participants.
Our first game will be held at the old Meddler’s Rest on Back Street, the 31st of Flowerbloom on the 21st hour. Polite bystanders are welcome!
-Jakell Wormwood
((OOG Note: This will be an In-Game event on May 31st at 8pm Central Time at the old Meddler's Risk but the actual card play will be on a "Lipoker". Just click the link below, set your username to your character name and join as either spectator or player (if you've spoken to Jakell in advance to reserve one of the nine seats).
We will be talking in-character and emoting within the small chat box. Un-check the small square next to "game log" within this box so you don't need to see the actual spam of table play.
https://lipoker.io/game/40344320382917402217
Please NO exchanging information or communication in relation to card hands. Colluding with other players impacts the integrity of the game and makes it unfair for other players involved. It’s not clever; let's keep it to skill and luck so we can keep doing this!))