All in for Animals Charity Poker Tournament 2020

All in for Animals Charity Poker Tournament 2020 supporting Humane Society of Memphis and Shelby County
All in for Animals Charity Poker Tournament 2020

About Humane Society's All in for Animals Poker Tournament

Ante up for Humane Society pets!  Join us on Saturday, February 15th, for a night of Texas Hold 'Em benefiting the animals in our care! There will be food from Swanky's Taco Shop and Moe's Southwest Grill; Music from DJ Ron; and drinks from Tito's Vodka and Old Dominick Distillery, and you can compete for prizes like an Apple Watch Series 5, Fitbit Charge 3 and a seat to the Rungood Poker Series in Tunica! 

Doors, bar, and buffet open at 5pm, and poker play starts at 6pm.  This event is presented by River Rat Rounders poker league.  You must be 21 to attend.

Tickets in advance - $50 per person
Tickets day of event - $60 per person

Ticket price includes food and a Mule and Beer Bar. 

A night of fun with tons of great prizes to be won!

All proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County.

Why support the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County?

  • ​No animal dies in our care based on length of stay or time to heal.
  • We need to be ready at a moment's notice when an animal needs us.
  • We help some of the worst cases in the Memphis community...animals suffering from severe neglect or abuse.
  • Our funding is dependent on the generosity of our donors.
  • Since 1933, we have been saving animals. For just as long, people like you have been there to help.




About River Rat Rounders

​The River Rat Rounders is a freeroll bar poker league in Memphis and surrounding areas. The league plays at 14 different bars and restaurants in the area and has more than 4,000 members. RRR coordinates with Horseshoe Poker Room, Tunica, to give the players the opportunity to win seats to live tournaments in the casino setting. Anyone can join, anyone can play, for free! For more information, visit www.RiverRatRounders.com.

Thanks to our generous sponsors