A clean and simple introduction to the game of 7 card stud, explaining the buy-in, betting rounds and starting hands. Also includes recommendations on specific books to improve your skill at 7 card stud.

In seven-card stud, the size of the antes and forced bet in relation to the betting structure is one of the most important considerations of the game.     This essay is intended to explore the common betting structures used in most cardrooms and how you should adapt your game to take advantage of the differences.

A series of articles on 7 Card Stud by “The Kount” aka John C. Fusco Jr.     Read up on the 'Seven Deadly Sins of the Kitchen Table Players'.

7-Card Stud is one of the most demanding Poker games. There are a lot of cards on the table, each street demands a different approach, and the betting can move from modest to sweat-breaking in minutes. It's a skill, memory and strategy game that can be exhilarating, punishing and even humiliating. This strategy guide will help you enjoy more of the former and suffer less of the latter.

The third site in the 'Low Limit' series, this one focuses on stud poker. Sharing a forum with the other low limit sites, 'Stud' still provides all the features that this series has become known for – starting hands, table position, hi-lo concepts, betting rounds, card counting, and specifics of online play at a variety of online poker rooms.

A fascinating essay in support of Big River/Mississippi 7 Card Stud as the logical successor to regular 7 Card Stud in an era where no limit championship tournaments are the rule.

The second in the series of Mike Greenberg's poker tutorial sites, this one focusing on all aspects of 7 Card Stud Poker. Compares Texas Holdem to 7 Card Stud, and gives strategy advice on playing pairs of various strengths, three flushes, three straights and rolled up trips.