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[–] [email protected] 10 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Having cards doesn't make it a gambling game. It's also not even really a card game from what I can tell, you couldn't really play it with a normal deck of cards.

Also poker is totally fine if you are not betting money on it. Played it all the time in my teens. Just give everyone 200 tokens at the start of the game. The tokens don't represent any actual value.

I did consider getting some poker chips recently but saw it would be cheaper and more space efficient to just use real currency. Start off at £2 each, bets like 1-5p or so. Everyone puts their coin pile back into the central piggy bank at the end of the game.