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		Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Pokerrule 7-Card Stud Hi-Lo is a variant of 7-Card Stud Hi. The betting, ante, and bring-in are exactly the same as in 7-Card Stud Hi. The game is played at an eight-handed table and involves five rounds of betting. This section includes information on gaming procedures, rules, policies and limits of "Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo" the Game In Seven-card Stud Hi/Lo, each player forms a high hand and, if possible, a qualifying low hand, using any five of his seven cards. Both the high hand combination and the low hand combination can use the same set of cards, but they don't have to. As in Seven-card Stud, aces play both high and low. You may use an ace as a high card for one hand, and as a low card for another The betting, ante, and bring-in are exactly the same as in Seven-card stud. At the showdown, the pot is split between the holder of the highest hand and the holder of the lowest hand, if the low hand qualifies. Befor the Deal Before a game starts, each player must post an 'ante', a mandatory amount that ensures there is some money in the pot. In stud poker games, there are no community cards. Instead, the dealer begins by dealing clockwise until each player has three cards. The first two cards are dealt face down ('hole' cards), the third face up. Opening the Betting The player with the lowest-ranking up card starts the game with a token bet called the 'bring-in'. (If two or more players have the same lowest card, the bring-in is determined by suit in alphabetical order: clubs, diamonds, hearts, and spades.) 3rd Street Once the bring-in bet has been made, each player (starting with the player to the left of the bring-in) can fold, call, or raise to the betting limit. 4th Street On 4th Street all players have 2 hole cards and 2 board/open cards. The betting action on this round begins with the player with the highest 2-card poker hand. This is the last round of betting at the lower limit. The only betting difference in the fourth street does not offer an optional increase in the betting limit, regardless of any pairs on the board. In Seven-card stud Hi/Lo, the first two betting rounds are always at the lower limit, and the last three always at the higher limit. 5th Street After the betting action on 4th Street is complete each player is dealt a 5th card, face up. The betting action on this round is the first round of betting at the higher limit. This card and this betting action are called 5th Street 6th Street Everyone is dealt another up card. The player with the highest combination of up cards starts the betting. 7th Street or the River Everyone is dealt their final down card. The same player who started the last round again starts the betting. Showdown If there is more than one player left in the game, there is a showdown. During the showdown, the players reveal their cards and the highest hand wins half the pot, and the lowest low hand wins the other half. The same player can have both the best high and low hands, or, if none of the players has a low hand, then the highest hand wins the entire pot As in Seven-card Stud, aces play both high and low. You may use an ace as a high card for one hand, and as a low card for another. upwards
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