How to Teach Your Kids Poker, the Easy Way

How to Teach Your Kids Poker, the Easy Way (Audio)

Matt Levine

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The best way to teach your kids poker is with one card, at the age of four, writes Bloomberg’s Matt Levine.

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One card, age four. No flushes, no full houses, no complicated order of hands.

How to Teach Your Kids to Play Poker: Start with One Card

<p>One card, age four. No flushes, no full houses, no complicated order of hands.</p>

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