As you stated above, defining a set rotation will save time. My friend (E-Honda (http://ehondaspokerchronicles.blogspot.com/)) runs a $5/$10 Limit HOE game down in the Washington, DC area and we fill up the table every Friday Night. If you eliminate the NL/PL games then you don't need to worry about capping the buy-in.
The $5/$10 HOE is a played with Pink $2.50 Chips, very fun.
To add one more thing, setting an end time of five hours will cause more problems than it will solve. I've been running a home game (http://wedsnights.blogspot.com/) for over 18 months now, and when someone wants to hit-and-run, they're gonna do it. When people want to play for 14 hours, they're gonna do it.
Good luck with running the game.
- Trevor (http://onafolddraw.blogspot.com/)
I'm also an avid I had outs (http://ihadouts.blogspot.com/) reader, which in one way or another led me to your blog.
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Consider Simply HORSE or HOE?
Date: 2006-10-04 10:27 (UTC)