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Place an ante on the table. |
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The ante amount is set by the card room |
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There is no ante at $0.50/$1.00 tables. |
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You are dealt three cards, two hole cards and one card face-up. |
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The Player with the lowest card showing by suit, must bring-in the betting. |
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Suits are ranked from low to high - Clubs, Diamonds, Hearts and Spades. |
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A round of betting begins. Players can either: |
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Raise |
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Call |
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Fold |
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After all the Players have contributed the same amount into the pot, the fourth card, the Fourth Street , is dealt face-up and there is another round of betting. |
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In fixed limit games, Fourth Street betting is still at the lower limit unless a Player has a Pair showing. |
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If a Pair is showing, the first Player to bet may choose to open the betting at the higher limit. |
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At Fifth Street , in fixed limit games, the bets are at the higher amount whether or not a Pair is showing. At Sixth Street , the final face-up card is dealt. |
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The last phase of Seven-Card Stud is Seventh Street . The seventh card is dealt face down to all Players, followed by the final round of betting and the Showdown. |