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♠️ Poker! 1/3 NLH Home Game @ LIC

♠️ Poker! 1/3 NLH Home Game @ LIC

Sat, May 16, 8:00 PM
From Ken’s Den - $1/3 NLH poker game in LIC!

1/3 NLH in the heart of Long Island City $150-800 first buy in After that can match stack 1 hand of PLO per orbit Bounty Game (resets at 4) Door opens at 3:00PM Cards fly at 3:15PM Join our WhatsApp group for details: [https://chat.whatsapp.com/GFIAncvl43vLfV1rtGq8OS?mode=gi_t](https://chat.whatsapp.com/GFIAncvl43vLfV1rtGq8OS?mode=gi_t)

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1 attendee
Victory Pints at Wild East Brewing

Victory Pints at Wild East Brewing

Mon, May 25, 10:00 PM
From Victory Pints: Board Games and Beer
4.8

WEBSITE (http://www.victorypints.com/) TWITTER (https://twitter.com/victory_pints) FACEBOOK (https://www.facebook.com/victorypints) Every Monday we bring some serious board game madness to Wild East Brewing from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. They like board games; we like board games... it's a match made in heaven! WHAT TYPE OF GAMES ARE PLAYED? All types. Real short bluffing games decorated with skulls and flowers. Cooperative games fighting horrible diseases. Classic euro games where you haggle over sheep and wheat. Whether you want to fight unspeakable horrors in Arkham or build railroads across America or rebuild your farm after the black plague (more fun than it sounds) you can probably find a game you would like. Some games you might see are 7 Wonders, Settlers of Catan, Pandemic, Dominion, Dixit, Puerto Rico, Eldritch Horror, Ticket to Ride, Carcasonne among many others. You're also welcome to bring any game you want to play! I DON'T KNOW THESE GAMES? IS IT COOL IF I COME? We're very friendly and if you have no idea what the hell we're talking about just trust us when we say it's ton of fun. We'll have tons of games and we're very happy to show you the rules. Hang out, haves some drinks, and learn a new game. Questions? Comments? Contact us at info@victorypints.com

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3 attendees

Saturdays at Hugh (Hugh Is OPEN Saturdays)

Sat, May 16, 4:00 PM
From New York City Boardgames & Cardgames Group
4.6
9 attendees
Casual Commander @ Play! Hoboken

Casual Commander @ Play! Hoboken

Mon, May 25, 6:00 PM
From Hoboken MtG Magic The Gathering Meetup

Come on out to Play! Hoboken and play some Casual Commander! We have a growing community of players of all ages. We hope to see you there. Make sure to pre-register to guarantee your spot at: Playhoboken.com/mtg

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Afternoon of Board Games @ Crowne Plaza, Saddle Brook

Afternoon of Board Games @ Crowne Plaza, Saddle Brook

Sun, May 31, 6:30 PM
From Fun & Games MeetUp
4.9

Setting up weekly afternoons of games at the Crowne Plaza (50 Kenny Pl.) in Saddle Brook at 2.30pm. Everyone is welcome whether you’re a casual player, an avid player or simply want to start learning something new. We teach, we learn, we play. Typical games played (but not limited to): Hues and Cues, Wingspan, 7 Wonders, Camel Up, Dixit, Splendor, Catan. * **Date:** Every Sunday * **Time:** 2:30 to 6:30pm * **Location:** Crowne Plaza (50 Kenny Pl.) in Saddle Brook; there’s parking on all sides of the building. Where we play in the hotel pends on the space given to us by the hotel event staff. We, usually, play on the 12th floor of the hotel at their Sky Restaurant & Bar **BUT** sometimes we are on the 2nd floor. When in doubt, **stay in the lobby** and wait for the event host to comment where exactly we are playing. * **RSVP:** Please RSVP by each Sunday afternoon (and/or have it updated since it helps us with the tables and picking the right games). Please have it updated if it needs to change. * **FAQs/Link:** [http://bit.ly/FnG-SunEvtDetails-v20210512](http://bit.ly/FnG-SunEvtDetails-v20210512) (a bit out of date, crazy @ work, will update asap) We like to start the first game by 2.45 and depending on the group size we’ll have multiple games. The event hosts will bring games but you are welcomed to bring your favorite board games too! Looking forward to meeting everyone!

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Tabletop Game Night

Sat, May 16, 11:00 PM
From Brooklyn Strategist Evening Events Meetup
4.7

Every Saturday night we run Games With Strangers. Grab a drink or dinner, meet some new people, and learn a new game. Our game expert will teach you our featured games for the night and introduce you to your fellow players. We run games of all levels, from the lightest of the light to the ones that need four hours and a book. Each week we feature two games. Run a kingdom, build a farm, assemble your heroes, or craft the best story, but, whatever you do, come do it with us.

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Frequently asked questions

A deck building game involves creating a deck of cards during gameplay. Each player starts with a small initial deck of cards and builds it strategically. Players acquire cards, often through purchasing, to improve their deck with the aim of earning points or achieving certain objectives to win the game.

Yes, you can find various deck building game meetups in NYC. enthusiasts gather to play, exchange strategies, and enjoy the dynamics of deck building in a social setting. It's a great way to dive into the local gaming community and share a passion for strategy-based board games.

To find deck building groups in New York, use the search features on Meetup. By entering keywords related to deck building, you can discover relevant groups and events close to your location. Engaging online through these platforms can lead you to in-person gatherings where you can play with others.

Certainly, you can join as many gaming groups as you like. Exploring diverse groups can enhance your gaming experience by exposing you to different playing styles and game preferences across New York's vibrant gaming community.

The cost to attend a meetup can vary. Some events may be free, while others might charge a small fee to cover costs like venue rental or game materials. Details are often provided in the event description on Meetup.

RSVPing for events typically involves a simple online confirmation process. Once you find an event of interest on Meetup, you can RSVP to let the organizers know you'll attend. It's friendly to do this in advance, ensuring the host can plan accordingly.

Yes, joining Meetup and searching for events is free. While many events are free to attend, some may require a fee, especially if costs are involved, such as renting a space or providing materials.

The frequency of deck building meetups depends on the organizers and their schedules. Some groups meet weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Checking Meetup regularly or following your favorite groups can keep you informed about upcoming sessions.

In many cases, you'll find groups that provide cards for play. However, it's best to check the event details or group page to see if bringing your own deck is encouraged or necessary for participation.

Yes, you're welcome to organize your own event through Meetup. You'll need to create a group, describe your event details, and announce it to attract participants interested in deck building games.

Participating in these meetups connects you with potential players who share your interest in deck building games. Styles may vary, but the community spirit is about enjoying the game collectively and learning from each other.

While experience can enhance your enjoyment, many groups welcome beginners. They often have welcoming members who can introduce newcomers to the game’s rules and strategies. It's about fun and learning together.

Some groups might offer online events depending on community demand and organizer preferences. These virtual meetups can be a great way to connect, learn from experienced players, and play a game remotely.

This depends on the group. While some meetups supply decks, others might expect attendees to bring their own. Always check the event page for specific instructions regarding equipment.

Cancellations are at the discretion of the event hosts. When an event is cancelled, organizers typically notify attendees through Meetup. It’s a good idea to regularly check your notifications for updates regarding any changes.