But, you can only use cards in your hand, i.e., there is no community cards aspect. In a seven card stud, you receive a total of seven cards – three cards face down and four face up (provided you stick around to the end of the hand). However, you then need to combine those two with five community cards that are seen and shared by all the players involved in a hand. You and your opponents receive two hole cards that are only known to you. So, big bluffs are virtually non-existent, and there are very few truly difficult spots. The betting structure is fixed, and players don’t have any say in sizing their bets. On the other hand, seven card stud is usually played in the limit format.

This makes the game very exciting and adrenaline-filled, as it offers plenty of bluffing opportunities and constantly puts you in tough spots. The “no limit” betting structure means that players can bet any amount they wish at any point in a hand. One of the main reasons No Limit Texas Hold’em became such a big hit with the players is in the name of the game.

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