Seven-Card Stud
You and one, two or three computers, play chips, and four of every seven cards face up.
Your turn. You show the lowest card, so you open.
- Third street is dealt.
- You show the lowest card, so you open: bring in 4 or bet 10. There is no check and no fold.
Play chips, for this table only. Nothing is bought, won or kept.
How to play
Pick how many computers sit down, one, two or three, and how many hands the match runs: four, eight or twelve. Everyone antes and gets two cards down and one up. The lowest card showing opens the betting with a bring-in or a full bet, and there is a round of betting after every card. The seventh comes face down, and your best five of seven win the pot.
The table offers each bet as a button, names your hand in words, and shows every up card, so you can count what a rival needs. The seat with the most play chips after the last hand wins, and the match is over for you if you run out of chips for the ante. You can pause the computers whenever you want a moment.
When you would rather have people in the other seats, the table at play with friends seats two to seven of you on one link each.