What is strip poker?

In strip poker, players are required to remove their clothing after losing around. In some cases, it is played with simple variants like five-card draw and a few betting rounds, but a lot of other forms of poker can be adapted to a strip form

Play Strip Poker with these 6 easy steps 

It is time to deal with them. We have worked out all of the kinks, so we can go for the next step. Texas Hold’em is quite an option for playing strip poker, but it can be a bit slow and boring, and you must know a few basic poker techniques.

Using this principle, I developed a simple heads-up strip poker game with one minute of play. A two-person game can be played with no prior poker experience:

1. Set up
2. Shuffle and deal
3. Deal with the flop
4. Allow for a change
5. Make the board run
6. ShowDown

1. Set Up. Each player should have the same amount of chips at the beginning. Once you’ve done that, assign each chip a piece of clothing.  Establish the format of the game and the rules as soon as this is completed. This version of the game will involve flop changing so that the game is more exciting. 
2. Shuffle and Deal. It is now time to deal and shuffle the cards. The sink is not the proper place for washing them. (You might want to wash them thoroughly after the game). Washing involves spreading the cards face down, and mixing them up. Afterward, each player receives two cards. Each player is dealt two face-down bonus cards.  
3. Deal with the Flop. Burn the top card of the deck before you flop the hand. Don’t throw it in the fireplace, but in a pile. Turn the cards over once they are dealt face up in the middle of the table (a flop). It is a communal card that is available to everyone. 
4. Allow for a Change. During the flop, players can exchange both or one of the face-down cards. This is the result of a blind swap. It is not possible to retrieve discarded cards once they are discarded. Changing the cards cannot be done while they are still in their current state. 
5. Make the Board run. There is still one communal board left to be dealt. Face-up, deal another card after the flop (the turn). Do this again through the final card in your community. Five cards are at the centre of the table. The players are able to combine these cards to create the best five-card hand. Ultimately, you are responsible for deciding whether or not to expose the card. 
6. Showdown. The deciding factor in this game will be who wins (or loses). Lose a chip, and the player with the worst hand will be stripped of a piece of clothing. This game does not permit used chips to be added to the winner’s stack of chips (chips are what represent lives). This process is repeated until the player has expended everything: chips, lives clothes, dignity, etc.

If you follow these guidelines, setting up an SP game will be easier. Everyone must understand the format. Be careful in choosing your guests. You should not create an environment that feels claustrophobic, but instead, make it comfortable.