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PopJudaica.com is celebrating Chanukah with 8 Days of Giveaways! Each day this week, we'll be gifting one lucky blog reader with a special Chanukah gift.
Today's prize is the No Limit Texas Dreidel Game. This ain't your Bubbie's old dreidel game! This clever new version combines the traditional Chanukah game with No Limit Texas Hold Em. Enjoyable for both adults and children over the age of nine who love poker!
We want to know - if you were to combine two of your favorite games, which games would they be? To enter to win, leave your response in the comments section below by midnight PT tonight 12/23/09.
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8 Days of Giveaways! No Limit Texas Dreidel Giveaway
By admin | December 23, 2008 | 16 Comments
16 Comments
Civilization + WoW = FUN!
or
WoW + Dodge Ball! :D
By Stimpy on December 23, 2008
dreidel and piratatak =dreidel attack
By Jewish Mamale on December 24, 2008
Scattegories and Trivia Pursuit
Of course the Mom in me wanted to say Hungry Hippos and Twister
By TheAngelForever on December 23, 2008
“Apples to Apples” and Jeopardy
By KJ on December 23, 2008
ping-pong and 20 questions
By stephanie on December 23, 2008
Trivial Pursuit and Boggle
By Michele on December 23, 2008
I would combine Monopoly and Blackjack. Replace the “Chance” and “Community Chest” spaces on the monopoly board with “Play BlackJack” spaces. You would bet some money and play a round of blackjack against the house. If you win (house stays at 18, hits below that) your winnings equal what you bet. (i.e. You have $100 left, you bet $50, you win, now you have $150.)
By TechyDad on December 23, 2008
Scrabble + Uno = Scruno!
By Karen on December 23, 2008
Scrabble plus Chess. I’m sure that would be interesting….
By Phyllis Sommer on December 23, 2008
I’d play this w/ my non-Jewish friends and they would be so confused especially after I tell them about “regular” dreidel. Oy.
By Lauren on December 23, 2008
Scrabble and Trivial Pursuit
By Tuvia on December 23, 2008
I’d combine Monopoly and Clue—-cluopoly
By Kathryn on December 23, 2008