Things You'll Need:
- Card Tables
- Folding Chairs
- Playing Cards
- Poker Chips
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Step 1
Collect the ante from each player.
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Step 2
Begin the game by dealing three cards to each player, the first two face down and the last face up.
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Step 3
Follow with a round of betting.
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Step 4
Deal the fourth, fifth and sixth cards face up to each player, with a round of betting after each card is dealt.
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Step 5
Deal the seventh and final card face down to each player.
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Step 6
Finish with a round of betting.
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Step 7
Determine the winner.













Comments
briangarvin said
on 2/4/2009 To be honest I never learned how to play 7 Card Stud. Some of my old friends tell me it's the most fun Poker Game they've ever played. Hopefully later this year my business partner and myself can go to Las Vegas and get a 7 Card Poker Game on!
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Always be courteous to your fellow players. A good personality contributes to your bottom line, especially
if you're winning. People don't mind losing their money to a friendly individual. Make the appearance that you're just there to have a good time.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When you see your pile of cash diminishing, try
moving to another seat
or simply move to another table. Track this theory. It does work. Let your pile of cash build up again, but
when that new seat goes
sour, move again.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Never go into a poker game without bring a large amount of cash. I recommend bringing in 100 times the maximum bet. This is a great intimidation tactic. New players entering the game cannot keep their eyes off your pile of chips.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When you feel you have a good hand from the beginning, force the action with a raise or a bigger bring-in. This
winnows out the bad hands and allows you to play heads-up with only one or two players.