Today, I am going to go through a few of my choice tips for low-stakes Limit Seven Card Stud.  If you are just picking up the game, these should be a good starting point as you develop your own style and strategy. Remember Face Up Cards I can't stress this point enough.  The ability to remember all or most of the cards that have been dealt face up is arguably a Seven Card Stud player's most important skill.  In Texas Hold'em, you don't have to remember any cards; your hole cards are always available for a quick peek and the community cards are always sitting there in front of you.  In Stud, your opponents' upturned cards disappear into the muck every time someone folds. Remembering the face up cards will give you a huge advantage over most players at low-stakes tables, as many just worry about their own cards.  Think about it.  At a full table, there are ten cards revealed to you after the initial deal, your three and the seven up cards of your opponents.  That's almost 20% of the deck right there and there are still three more streets of face up cards.  You could easily end up seeing another ...