Seven-Card Stud

Pick how many of you there will be, two to seven, and how long the match runs before you make the table. The host gets a link for every other seat and sends one each. Nothing is dealt until every seat is taken, or until the host starts with the seats that are.

Your own hidden cards are shown to you and nobody else. Every other seat shows as face-down cards next to its up cards, so you can read what a rival shows and never what they hold. A seat that folds keeps its up cards on the table, greyed.

On your turn the table offers only the bets you may make, each as a button with its amount, and says why a button is missing. The pots so far are listed once a seat is all in, so you can see which pot each seat can win.

After the last hand the seat with the most play chips wins the match, and equal top stacks share the win. A seat that runs out of chips for the ante watches the others finish. Chat is always on, and voice only if the host switched it on when they made the table. The chips are play chips, for one table: nothing is bought, won or kept.