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Article Title: Proven Strategies For Winning At 7 Card Stud
Author: Michael McMahon
Category: Casino, Online, Gambling
Word Count: 467
Keywords: 7 card stud, holdem,
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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7 card stud is a classic poker game with good pot odds. However, with so many 
cards on the table, players have to be paying attention all the time. The 
betting can be extremely competitive, so players must have a good plan and a 
solid understanding of the game. In this article, we'll give you a brief 
tutorial so you can be playing this casino favorite in no time.

As with Texas Holdem, it is important to remember that you get 7 cards to pick 
from to make your final 5 card hand, and you don't have to use any specific 
ones of the 7 that are dealt, just whichever 5 will give you the highest hand. 
Once all the players ante up, the dealer deals each player two cards down, and 
one face up. These are called the pocket cards. Everyone looks at their hole 
cards and the player with the lowest card showing has to put in a small bet 
called a "bring in." Then betting continues to that low-card player's left. 
Each player can call, raise or fold their cards.

After the betting is completed, another card is dealt to each player face-up. 
This card is also known as "fourth street" or "the turn." The process of 
betting and laying down more streets or rivers continues until there the 
seventh and final card is dealt. This card will be face down. This is when it 
gets really exciting! After placing the final bets, the players show their 
hands at the showdown. The player who can make the best five-card hand from the 
seven dealt, wins.

Bluffing is an important Holdem strategy and the same applies to 7 card stud. 
The trick to good bluffing is to pick the right opportunity. Done correctly it 
can be used to trick your opponents into thinking that you have a better hand 
than they do. 

If you become a really at bluffing, players will never know what to expect. It 
will allow you to remain profitable when cards are cold or antes are high. The 
most important thing to remember about any kind of bluffing is that you are not 
doing it just to bluff; instead you have chosen a good situation where a bluff 
is likely to succeed. The best bluffers in the world can easily spot another 
player's weakness and use it to their advantage.  

One of the most common mistakes that beginners make when playing 7 card stud is 
chasing the draw. Starting hands are extremely important, but chasing the draw 
as an  approach to playing is unnecessary and can be costly. Knowing when to 
fold is as simple as keeping track of what cards are in play or have already 
been folded. Common sense is as big a part of winning as luck and skill.

Mike McMahon is an avid gamer and knows what it takes to win. Check it out for 
your self and get a free Texas Holdem Strategy Guide at: 
http://www.allabouttexasholdem.com
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