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Seven Card Stud Poker

If playing the odds is more your game, then you're well-suited to 7-Card Stud Poker

Seven Card Stud is a game for between 2 to 8 Players, requiring both patience and skill. Five rounds of betting take place during each hand, with the maximum bet being doubled after the third round - inevitably leading to large pots that are won by the Player with the best hand.

How to Play Seven Card Stud Poker

Note: To play Seven Card Stud Poker you must have enough credits to place an ante and a bet.

• Place an ante on the table.
  
  Note: The ante amount is set by the card room. There is no ante amount when the game stakes are $0.50/$1.00.
• You are dealt three cards: two pocket cards and one visible card.
• The Player with the lowest card must bring-in the betting.
• A round of betting begins. Players can either:
  • Fold
  • Call
  • Raise
  • Check
• After all the Players have contributed the same amount into the pot, the Fourth Street betting begins.
• The bet amounts are raised to the high limit in the Fifth Street and Sixth Street.
• The last phase of Seven Card Stud Poker is the Seventh Street. The outcome of the game is determined in this phase

Tips

• A big pair is worth betting on, unless another Player is betting aggressively on what seems to be a very good hand.
• Fifth Street is a make-or-break point. As the bet amount doubles each round, ensure your hand can produce a win at the end of the game. This will minimize your loss.
• It is advisable to fold if another Player's exposed cards beat your entire hand.
• If you are trying to complete a Straight, check to see if the cards you need are displayed by another Player. You can then adjust your strategy accordingly.
• Fold when necessary. Seven Card Stud Poker is a game of patience, so do not bet all your money on losing hands.

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