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Playing Strip Poker

Strip poker is a game of poker where the loser is required to remove an article of clothing. It is a very interesting variation of poker that although many people think about doing it, very few are brave enough to try.

Strip poker is not a single game of poker. Rather stripping is a method of betting. Almost all poker game variations can be played here but the most popular are Texas Hold'em and 5 Card Stud. The idea is that during the showdown, whoever loses will have to take off a piece of clothing.

To avoid unecessary riot and to play strip poker fair and square, you first need to define what counts as items of clothing and what's off-limits. You can count a pair of shoes, or socks, as part of it. Or even jewelries. The best way to keep this game fair is to make a rule that underwear stays on.

Many online sites offering strip poker don't really entail playing poker. Mostly they just give a set of 5 cards, and you'll hope that they're winning hands. Then the stripper will have her own set of (computer-generated) 5-card hand. If your card wins, she strips. But this happens usually 1 out of 10 hands.

Like most forms of poker, strip poker has several variations. Different forms of strip poker are designed to get the clothes off at various speeds.

Forms of strip poker

Here are a few but most played.

Strip Poker at Showdown - This is the fastest and simplest for of strip poker. When every hand goes to a showdown, every player except for the winner will remove an article of clothing.

Strip Poker without betting - Another form of strip poker is played without betting. This form best suits Draw Poker with showdown. After every player has drawn the cards they need, the one holding the worst hand is required to remove an article of clothing.

Strip Poker with chips - Poker is played with each playing having a limited supply of chips. When a players runs out of chips will have to remove a piece of clothing so he can buy more chips.

Strip poker can be played with different rules that vary depending on how you would want to play the game. But to avoid unecessary clash, you should define what counts as items of clothing and what's off-limits. You can count a pair of shoes, or socks, as part of it. Or even jewelries. The best way to keep a strip poker game fair is to make a rule that underwear stays on.

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