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Silver Stud Hi-Lo

Seven Card Stud Eight-or-better: the best high hand and the best low share every pot. Low cards are gold here. Bets 20/40.

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Seven Card Stud Hi-LoGame

5/20 · ante 4Small / big blind

400–2,000Buy-in (20–100 big blinds)

8Seats per table

20s + 30sTime to act + time bank

No rakeThe winner keeps the whole pot

PvP + AIPlayers, AI fills empty seats

All levelsEveryone plays together

Emoji + textChat

30sWait for players before the first hand

Each table waits 30 seconds for players after the first one sits down, then AI opponents fill any empty seats. Don't want to wait? Skip it and AI opponents take the empty seats (with other players at the table, everyone has to agree).

All amounts are credits. Credits have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.

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Open around the clock, every day.

Tables

Table 1

When every seat is taken, another table opens automatically.

How to play Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo

Seven Card Stud where the best high hand and the best 8-or-better low share the pot ("Stud Eight or Better").

A hand, step by step

There is no button and no blinds: everyone pays a small ante before the deal.
Third street: two cards face down and one face up. The lowest face-up card (ties: clubs, then diamonds, hearts, spades) pays the bring-in, a forced small bet; the next players can call it, complete it to a full small bet, or fold.
Fourth, fifth and sixth street: one more card face up each time, then a betting round. From fourth street on, the best hand showing acts first.
Seventh street: a last card face down, then the final betting round.
Showdown: the best high hand and the best low (each from any five of your seven) share the pot. (With eight players the deck can run short on seventh street; then one shared card is dealt face up for everyone.)

Betting

Fixed limit: bets and raises are set sizes. The small bet (the room's big blind) on third and fourth street, the big bet (double) from fifth street on. Up to a bet and three raises per round.

Which hand wins

Hi-Lo: the pot is split between the best high hand and the best low hand. A low needs five cards of different ranks, 8 or lower (aces count low; straights and flushes don't spoil a low). If nobody has a low, the high hand wins everything. One hand can win both halves ("scoop"). You can use different cards from your seven for the high and the low.

Tips

Three low cards of different ranks on third street are a strong start.
High-only hands need to be very strong to win a whole pot.

At the table, open the menu → Rules & hand rankings to read these rules any time.