Editing Seven-card stud (section)

==Variants==

There are several variations of Seven-Card Stud Poker in which each player is dealt a set number of cards. Not all of these variations can be found at poker rooms but they can be played at home.  
# "Down the River" is the basic variation of Seven-Card Stud Poker and this is the game played in poker rooms. 
# "Mississippi" removes the betting round between fourth and fifth streets, making only four betting rounds. This game also deals the fourth and fifth cards face up. This makes the game more closely resemble Texas Hold'em by having the same betting structure and the same number of down and up cards.
# Another is "[[Roll your own (poker)|roll your own]]", in which four rounds of two cards each are dealt down, and each player must "roll" one card to face up, followed by a round of betting. Except for the first round, the card rolled may or may not be from the round just dealt.
# "Queens and after": in this variant, all Queens are wild, and so is whatever card that is dealt face up that follows the Queen. All cards of that kind are now wild, both showing and in the hole. The interesting part is that if another Queen is dealt face-up, the wild card will change to whatever follows this Queen. The former card is no longer wild.
# "[[Baseball (poker)|Baseball]]": in this variant 3s and 9s are wild, and a 4 dealt face up gets an extra card.
# "Low Chicago": Low spade in the hole gets half the pot. Similarly, "High Chicago" means high spade instead of low. Just "Chicago" can mean either.
# "Acey Ducey": aces and twos are wild.
# [[one-eyed jack|One-eyed Jacks or Suicide King]] can be specified as wild.
# [[Razz (poker)|Razz]] is a lowball form of Seven-Card Stud, with the objective being to get the lowest hand possible.
# In the variation called "Seven-Card Stud High-Low", the pot is split between the holder of the highest and lowest hand if the low hand is topped by at least an 8. Alternative names to this variation are Seven-Card Stud/8 and Seven-Card Stud Split.