How to Play 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo

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  • Опубліковано 15 тра 2017
  • Once we cover the basics we get deeper into percentages and ranges of hands that you may want to squeeze value out of. My favorite game because it's fascinating!
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  • @stevegoldy2196
    @stevegoldy2196 7 років тому +6

    Hey Daniel, i played my first stud hi/lo tournament at scoop yesterday and cashed but even more importantly had a really great time playing it. What an awesome game! Your video was of great help to me and I have really enjoyed your mixed games series so far. Keep up the outstanding work.

  • @TheMeal
    @TheMeal 7 років тому +9

    Best video yet in this series. Your enthusiasm is fantastic, but your observations are invaluable. Great job with the production as well. I'm super impressed with how well you keep track of four potential hands for each street and tell us how to proceed depending on what may happen on future streets. It looks like it's all off the top of your head, but there's no way you can keep track of all that just in the moment, right? Well... maybe you are that amazing. :)

  • @quizzer
    @quizzer 7 років тому +8

    I can't believe you don't have more views on this. Excellent. Would love to see more depth and/or more games after the WSOP is over. Keep up the good work!

  • @VenusVGC
    @VenusVGC День тому

    Thank you so much. I am playing in a horse tournament in a week and I know Stud Hi-Lo is my weak point . This helps me a lot with understanding my hole cards much better compared to Stud. Thank you again! ❤

  • @Cooldrummer
    @Cooldrummer 7 років тому +5

    Great video. This is one of the best games to play. They're so many styles you can play in this game and it rewards you for playing both sides. It's also awesome when you’re in multi ways pots with scoop hands, you win huge pots.

  • @rayt6919
    @rayt6919 7 років тому +4

    Thanks for the video. Got to play a bunch of 10-20 and 12-24 Stud8 at the Orleans over the weekend, fun game, and learned a lot. Nice to see of these other games making a comeback, at least during the WSOP.

  • @j0hnn13K
    @j0hnn13K 7 років тому +2

    Always wanted to know how some of these games were played, ty Daniel.
    I also like that the comments are back to normal, we did not need those haters one bit.
    Keep up the great stuff you're doing :D

  • @dmitriystrunin7160
    @dmitriystrunin7160 2 роки тому

    I've watched this video countless number of times to try and digest the information and implement it into my game. Thank you for this.

  • @NapoleonLenker
    @NapoleonLenker 3 роки тому +2

    Thanks Daniel! This video was really helpful. I watched it while playing my first stud tournament and I'm on a heater right now.

  • @marycraven3996
    @marycraven3996 4 роки тому +1

    Thanks for all the info on all the games, been playing since I was 21 now 25 lol!!! always have enjoyed watching you play even met your in person in Vegas WSOP. You are the best keep up the good work.

  • @joevolpe512
    @joevolpe512 7 років тому

    Love these! We frequently play a mixed home game & learning what are trash hands makes it easier to win these types of games without wasting chips.

  • @evancruse4887
    @evancruse4887 6 років тому

    Hey Daniel! The WPT is here in Kansas City and I’m going to play my first 7-game mix this Sunday. I just watched all your videos and though I’ve been playing poker for 10 years, this all feels like new territory. Thanks for the tips and I’ll try to take it down!

  • @redskinsnut4life
    @redskinsnut4life 7 років тому +30

    Daniel, excellent videos. At some point, could you do an "intermediate level" series for these games? For example, i feel that there is a lot more to learn at 7 card stud and I want to crush the Regs at my casino.

    • @bswift5
      @bswift5 5 років тому +2

      I want to lose my money to you. What casino do you play in?

  • @evanwolfe4640
    @evanwolfe4640 6 років тому

    Most informative video I could find on 7 card stud thanks DNeggs awesome video.

  • @BigCannonBaller
    @BigCannonBaller 7 років тому +1

    This seems like one of the most interesting games and I was waiting for this video

  • @NinerMadman
    @NinerMadman 2 роки тому

    Love these videos. Helped me so much in our poker league where we play a bunch of mixed games.

  • @darrelltetreault5490
    @darrelltetreault5490 7 років тому

    Another good video Daniel.....
    Keep up the good stuff, from the Planet Hollywood Charity Tourney - Wpg Guy

  • @owainjones319
    @owainjones319 7 років тому

    Another great video from The Greatest. Love these!! :-)

  • @revnecro1273
    @revnecro1273 7 років тому +13

    any chance you will do a how to play badugi video?

  • @MrCerebro11
    @MrCerebro11 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for making videos like this one on not so main stream games.

  • @lelandteschler
    @lelandteschler 29 днів тому

    Really appreciate this. I recently got into a neighborhood game featuring a lot of 7-card hi-low. I didn't know what I was doing and I got killed. This is the best explanation of strategy I've found. Also don't seem to be any good books out there that explain the game on this level.

  • @ricsixd
    @ricsixd 7 років тому +19

    The world needs a Badugi video like this!

  • @bonfanti
    @bonfanti 7 років тому +1

    Daniel how about my FAVOURITE game, 2-7 lowball draw? Needs to be done man! Loving these videos

  • @benreds44
    @benreds44 7 років тому

    Great video! I run a home mixed game poker league and Stud 8 is one of my two favorite games. My other is 2-7 Single Draw. I would love to see a 2-7 SD video.

  • @imswaying6124
    @imswaying6124 7 років тому

    daniel. your a legend and inspiration

  • @josipvulama7612
    @josipvulama7612 5 років тому

    OMG i m loving this video.. just started to study this game love it so much.. thanks Dnegs

  • @DavidThomas-hx1ej
    @DavidThomas-hx1ej 7 років тому +2

    another good one I wish I could play online in my state. would still really like to see one of these on triple draw

  • @acenine95
    @acenine95 7 років тому

    These vids are faaarrking awesome. After you've covered conventional 10 game mix games, don't be afraid to do some vids on the crazy rotation badacey type games too.

  • @buijules
    @buijules 2 роки тому

    I am learning from the best. I really like the way you teach it

  • @ProtectrLifenLiberty
    @ProtectrLifenLiberty 4 роки тому +1

    As a kid I played hi low with Grandma the uncles and cousins Xmas and Thanksgiving Everytime I dealt it was hi low love that game

  • @zachnissenbaum3418
    @zachnissenbaum3418 7 років тому

    Good info, thanks. One thought from my end that I wondered if you agreed with. On the bring in, if I'm the only low (everyone else showing 9+) and have a bad 3 card low, or even 2 to a low. Does this count as a good situation to bring it in for the completion bet and try and steal the ante's, or hit good on 4th with an easy steal opportunity?

  • @olebrules
    @olebrules 4 роки тому +1

    I am here because I registered in a Scoop event Stud HI/Lo by accident. Great video, very helpful. And now I am fascinated by this game ;D

    • @scooby6147
      @scooby6147 3 роки тому +1

      lmao am here 1 year later same shit am now in Stud h/l SCOOP tournament

    • @olebrules
      @olebrules 3 роки тому

      @@scooby6147 haha, good luck my friend. Wish I could help, but I have no memory of this game.

    • @olebrules
      @olebrules 3 роки тому

      @@scooby6147 hope it wasn't too hefty of a buy in :0

  • @iammanhearmeroar1106
    @iammanhearmeroar1106 6 років тому

    Daniel. Love these videos. I have a couple questions... You mentioned 910J is a hand you shouldn't play on 3. You explained the other ones. Why not play this? If I have a low draw on 5th w a lot of live cards, do I drive this raising or betting? Four flush? If I feel someone has one pr on 5th, do I call to hit 2 pr heads up? What are my odds. How do I learn odds in this game? Any books or online training youd recommend on stud and stud8? I'm not finding any books on stud8. Any suggestions on how to get better in this besides playing? It's hard to find local stud games where I am. There is one once a week where I live. Thanks. Dan

  • @chrishankey3396
    @chrishankey3396 7 років тому

    that you these series Daniel they have helped my game already. I find I generally do better at the O8 or mixed games (ive managwd to win some small buy in tournaments on pokerstars). My issue is that I can get a little bored with the holdem games. Can you do a presentation on how you keep focus in a tournament. Many thanks.
    Chris NZ.

  • @jaybyrdcybertruck1082
    @jaybyrdcybertruck1082 7 років тому

    Thanxs for the great tips man!

  • @JohanYlinenjarvi
    @JohanYlinenjarvi 7 років тому

    Great videos!

  • @MrSimonvk
    @MrSimonvk 7 років тому

    very good video, thanks for making it!

  • @DRAHS
    @DRAHS 8 місяців тому

    Hey Daniel. Thanks so much for these mixed game videos. Have been playing an 8 game mix online tournament lately. Kiiind of knew the games and figuring out some stuff on my own but not the intricacies.
    Super helpful 🫡

  • @JKMooreMusic
    @JKMooreMusic 7 років тому +3

    Great lesson! How are the percentages of winning probability calculated in this video?

    • @ynduw
      @ynduw 3 роки тому +1

      For almost all poker games it is Monte Carlo simulation. Somewhat simplified this means that you simulate a bunch of games at random and see the relative proportions of wins/losses/draws.

  • @bickybickford
    @bickybickford 6 років тому

    Great video a lot of great information. I really hate the fact I can't even find this game anymore.

  • @GuenterTyler
    @GuenterTyler 7 років тому

    Daniel,
    I play Pot limit pitch and roll 7 card stud hi low. How different would you play compared to this limit game?

  • @Omnihil777
    @Omnihil777 5 років тому

    Daniel N., King of the cool sweaters!

  • @sunburncity1994
    @sunburncity1994 7 років тому

    Well this is just .... DAMN. thanks D-Man!

  • @stevestojan
    @stevestojan 7 років тому

    Didn't know which video to ask this on, so this might sound like a ridiculous question, but what are your thoughts on sunglasses as the table? You never wear them. I've never worn them. But some of the best do. I find tells are easier by how a guy plays a hand vs his eyes. And more often how he actually handles those aforementioned sunglasses.

  • @eduardofdut
    @eduardofdut 7 років тому +1

    hey Daniel, noob question, do you think a NL stud hi would be a viable game? thanks. Still waiting for the 2-7 td how to play! Great work in this vids.

    • @fabianramos167
      @fabianramos167 7 років тому

      Thank you Daniel. How about the old 5 card stud, that was NL??

  • @SGProductions87
    @SGProductions87 Місяць тому

    What should you do if you are dealt 2 middle low cards like 86 and a 9 or T, or 3 broadway, both all of the same suit? Eg 789 of clubs or QJT of clubs? Also, does your action change depending on your doorcard?

  • @louishenry733
    @louishenry733 Рік тому

    Any solvers or study tools that you can recommend for Stud 8?

  • @benmagid2503
    @benmagid2503 7 років тому

    excellent video, I'm actually going to play in the $1500 event June 20th wsop stud eight or better

  • @kennethyau001
    @kennethyau001 7 років тому

    Are you playing WSOP this year?

  • @cleasthell5724
    @cleasthell5724 7 років тому

    Hi Daniel, I really recognize myself in you. Ure my model :) Hi from France

  • @Valms41111
    @Valms41111 7 років тому

    Hello Daniel, I'm from Brazil and I'm very much a fan of you and Phil ivey, I would like you to answer this comment, I would be very happy, thank you

  • @dougpeters1625
    @dougpeters1625 5 років тому +3

    this is a fantastic poker game where skill actually can trump luck. Sadly the game is all but dead after the televised Holdem boom, as the game didn't make for a good TV. But it is a far superior poker game then Holdem

  • @RetroYGO
    @RetroYGO 7 років тому +4

    Look Dnegs you get alotta shit on but thats youtube please don't let it discourage you from making gr8 video series like the 1's your doing being able to hear thought proccess of these games from 1 of the best is priceless even if the h8tubers want to be dumb just ignore them they aren't the people your posting videos for the people who appreciate you are the 1's u should be caring about

    • @RetroYGO
      @RetroYGO 7 років тому

      tried out a few concepts in the stud 8 SCOOP 2day all i can say is GR8 timing on this video

  • @scottmoreno3029
    @scottmoreno3029 7 років тому

    Daniel, if you bring in with a 2 an it is suited with an A 4 in the hole, is that a situation to bring in for the full amount?

    • @adamkipnis
      @adamkipnis 7 років тому +2

      In case he doesn't respond, the answer here is no.
      If you're opening for the full amount in situations like this, but not doing it with something like (36)2, then you become too predictable. Your opponents will be able to narrow your hand range significantly off the very first action in the hand.
      In general, I feel the only times you should ever consider opening for the full amount is either 1) you're super short, or 2) you're short-handed/heads up and you're the only one with a baby door card (and this is frequently going to be a steal)

  • @darrenwatson6667
    @darrenwatson6667 Рік тому

    Love playing hi Lo stud
    More interesting

  • @TheThinkingMathematician
    @TheThinkingMathematician 7 років тому +1

    I WISH someone could post how to play this game under a pot limit betting structure as thats what we play and.....i think will be the game of the future

  • @Aaron-wl3ms
    @Aaron-wl3ms 7 років тому

    So is the high counted as the highest ranked poker hand? So if u had A 3 4 5 7 suited would it take high and low if it was against say 10 J Q K A not suited?

  • @TheRealBruceLouis
    @TheRealBruceLouis 5 років тому +1

    1:05
    new age negreanu coming through, old negreanu wouldnt bother with tiny 3% edges

  • @horacecrane7786
    @horacecrane7786 6 років тому +2

    Used to love stud, why can't I find a 10/20 game in Vegas? 1/5 spread was played everywhere years ago. It's how I learned.....

    • @demondwilliams7345
      @demondwilliams7345 4 роки тому +1

      Los Angeles and you can find it at Canterbury Park in Minneapolis at the mix game. It's 40/80 blinds tho

  • @gators-rock-tim-t9247
    @gators-rock-tim-t9247 5 років тому

    any no limit high/lo stud anywhere in the world?

  • @vibonacci
    @vibonacci 7 років тому

    Have you ever lost the high part of the hand holding a steel wheel?

  • @joeyfiuza
    @joeyfiuza 4 роки тому

    Good luck with the deleting 😅😉 Great video btw 😎

  • @jaydonchambers4566
    @jaydonchambers4566 5 років тому

    Home games will always be the best

  • @Oldiesyoungies
    @Oldiesyoungies 7 років тому

    thx

  • @jaket1858
    @jaket1858 3 роки тому

    I lost with AAA vs JJ444 earlier really tilted me had AA in the hole made trips on 5 street opponent makes his hand on the last card!

  • @purplepillmovement2457
    @purplepillmovement2457 5 років тому

    Love this game, but play it in home games and we don't play 5 card straight as a low. Low hand is A2346. A2345 is a straight and is not the low in our games. Our preferred version of this is bet 7th street-declare hi-lo-bet again. Also, we play a version where any low takes half, not 8 or better.

  • @Ben24784
    @Ben24784 6 місяців тому

    Good video but I think where you say to fold KJ4 all suited there are other options, what if the full table 9 players window cards do not show a single heart and also it is a multiway pot, these situatiosn you should not be folding 3 suited cards.

  • @clayvision
    @clayvision 2 роки тому

    Seems like you need to play quite tight in this game, i wonder what the average vpip is for this particular game

  • @mrgarrogomez
    @mrgarrogomez 5 років тому

    I am regular of 8 modalities within them Stud hilow and unfortunately, the Pokerstars room invests more time in improving its Sports Betting and Casino rooms than in improving tournaments for these modalities.

  • @kmz99
    @kmz99 7 років тому

    Gangsta'!

  • @mrelleownar
    @mrelleownar 6 років тому

    Daniel the dictator haha.
    *Knock Knock*
    They're here

  • @MrZakc
    @MrZakc 7 років тому

    so umm Daniel sir you know Im your biggest fan right? well now you do. Now lets talk about Stu Ungar rumor has it you were one of the last people to ever play with him. I would really like to hear a story about him. also could you tell us a couple tells people display that we should look for I always see people looking at me then I catch their eye and if they look away and look back I call and swear to god 85-90% of the time they say "good call" but if they dont look back I fold cause Ive been beaten a few times because of this. this is my own finding and if you could tell any others that would be pretty cool

  • @idonthavemonkey
    @idonthavemonkey Рік тому

    The problem is, even if you have a 3% advantage, but the house is going to take 5% of your bet and your opponent's call in rake, then you still loose money, so you really can't push small edges too much.

    • @SGProductions87
      @SGProductions87 Місяць тому

      Only applies in games where the rake cap is not easily met. Ie it's way more a factor at 10c/20c than $10/$20

  • @kennethpaul2203
    @kennethpaul2203 4 роки тому

    Try prison poker Dan

  • @MrRyan6262
    @MrRyan6262 7 років тому

    I just like this guy so much. Any video of him playing poker win or lose he's a good sport. Unlike Hellmuth who although may be a good poker player is a jackass.

  • @idonthavemonkey
    @idonthavemonkey Рік тому

    Also, bet/call in the dark generates more rake. i hate it when players bet knowing it's a chop. It's just giving free money to the house.

    • @SGProductions87
      @SGProductions87 Місяць тому

      If they have half the pot locked up there is a chance others will fold by betting or raising.

  • @brettkelly4204
    @brettkelly4204 9 місяців тому

    Just teach me how to flip the nuts on 3rd street

  • @Irish_1916
    @Irish_1916 2 роки тому

    I tried watching this video to understand the game. After watching this video I still don't understand

  • @antonibastyla818
    @antonibastyla818 7 років тому

    tenth...like on WSOP ME :(

    • @ninovalentijn
      @ninovalentijn 7 років тому

      Antoni Bastyla he finished 11th though

  • @0xS7AN
    @0xS7AN 7 років тому +1

    first

  • @runningrock124
    @runningrock124 2 роки тому

    man, how the world has changed for the worse in 5years since this video

  • @iascaireIrelund
    @iascaireIrelund 7 років тому +5

    Something stupid

  • @robertthomason8905
    @robertthomason8905 Рік тому

    Studless in Seattle. 11 minutes to learn. Remember a picture of Doyle at a table reading a book on razz. Poker love. "Pokercuttlefish " I enjoy Omaha high low. I can lose twice in one hand