7 Card Stud Poker User comments

• Karman

  Hi guys, we play a lot of online 7 card poker at home and it's really fun. It was very easy to learn the rules, and now we're all playing in several internet casino rooms and we exchange comments. Sometimes my two sons even fight over the computer, though it's only me who actually bets, as they still use the free versions.

• Ace

  I'm a lucky guy as I live in las vegas and I love gambling! In the past, I used to go every Thursday to play %std$ poker with some friends, but now that we have the option to play online we organize some tournaments between ourselves. Its so comfortable and we still have fun. Cheers!

7-Card Stud was the most popular poker game for years and years, until Texas Hold'em came to town in the '70s. But now, there's a new contender for the title, a game known as Omaha Hi/Lo which is today's second-most played form of poker. Don't let any of that fool you into believing that 7-Card Stud isn't a great game with a huge following. You'll find it being played in a large number of casinos, it's still a favorite for tournament play, and a lot of people play it at home. 7-Card Stud is a game which rewards those who learn and understand its many details. 7-Card Stud is one of the world's oldest forms of poker, and is played at top casinos all over the world, not to mention the exciting new possibilities of playing 7-Card Stud on-line from anywhere in the world.

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