How many cards are dealt face-down to each player in Seven Card Stud?

[ProGambler]

In Seven Card Stud, each player is typically dealt a combination of face-up and face-down cards. The total number of cards dealt to each player is seven, with a mixture of face-up and face-down cards distributed throughout the hand. Here's a breakdown of the typical dealing process:

Initial Deal: Each player receives two face-down cards (hole cards) and one face-up card (door card or "third street"). The face-up card is visible to all players at the table.
 
 First Betting Round: The player with the lowest-ranked face-up card starts the first betting round. They have the option to check, bet, or fold. Betting then proceeds in a clockwise direction, with each player having the option to call, raise, or fold.

 Fourth Street: After the first betting round, each player still in the hand receives another face-up card called "fourth street" or "the turn." This card is also visible to all players.

 

[CR7]

Second Betting Round: The player with the highest-ranked face-up cards starts the second betting round. The betting then proceeds in a clockwise direction, with each player having the option to check, bet, call, raise, or fold.

Fifth Street: Each remaining player receives another face-up card called "fifth street" or "the river." This card is also visible to all players.

Third Betting Round: The player with the highest-ranked face-up cards starts the third betting round. The betting proceeds as before.

Sixth Street: Each remaining player receives another face-up card called "sixth street" or "the turn." This card is also visible to all players.

Fourth Betting Round: The player with the highest-ranked face-up cards starts the fourth betting round. The betting proceeds as before.

Seventh Street: Each remaining player receives a final face-down card called "seventh street" or "the river." This card is not visible to other players.

Final Betting Round: The player with the highest-ranked face-up cards starts the final betting round. The betting proceeds as before.

Showdown: If there are still two or more players remaining after the final betting round, a showdown occurs. Each player shows their seven cards, and the player with the best hand wins the pot.

It's important to note that the number of face-up and face-down cards dealt to each player may vary depending on the specific variant of Seven Card Stud being played. Some variants may have fewer face-up cards or additional face-down cards.

 

[Prosper]

The final betting round is initiated by the person who has the highest ranking face-up card. The betting continues as usual.
After the final betting round, a showdown happens if there are still two or more players. Each player reveals their seven cards, and the pot is won by the player with the strongest hand.

 

[Billionsuspect]

In my opinion, it's of the utmost importance to be conscious that the amount of face-up and face-down cards dealt to each player may change based on the particular Seven Card Stud type being played. There could be more face-down cards or fewer face-up cards in some variations.

 

[Omelaa]

The second betting round begins with the player holding the highest-ranked face-up cards. Betting follows a clockwise pattern, and each player can choose to check, bet, call, raise, or fold. Subsequently, every remaining player is dealt another face-up card known as "fifth street" or "the river," visible to all participants.

 

[swift]

In Seven Card Stud, two cards are dealt face-down to each player, and one card is dealt face-up. This is followed by three more rounds of face-up cards being dealt, with a betting round after each card is dealt. Finally, a seventh card is dealt face-down, and a final betting round takes place, after which the remaining players show their cards to determine the winner.

 

[Lazza]

In Seven Card Stud, the starting hand deals two face-down cards and one face-up card to each player. Players receive more cards in subsequent rounds that follow this first deal.