Seven card stud odds
Choose your cards and the cards you can see in front of your opponents to see how often each hand wins at showdown.
Fill in your cards and the upcards you can see for your opponents. Empty slots are cards not yet dealt or face down.
Choose Add and click cards that other players have folded. They can no longer be dealt. Click a folded card to remove it.
Choose a slot and click a card. Click a chosen card to remove it.
Pot odds
- Equity needed
- 33.3%
How it works
In seven card stud each player gets seven cards of their own, three face down and four face up, and makes the best five-card hand. There is no shared board.
Enter the cards you know: all of your own and your opponents’ upcards. The rest are treated as unknown and dealt from the deck. With seven cards each the deck is enough for at most seven players.
Cards you can see affect your chances more than in hold’em. Three hearts on third street are a much weaker flush draw when several hearts are showing elsewhere.
With known cards every deal is counted exactly when the number is manageable; otherwise deals are simulated and shown with a margin of error. Gambling always carries risk; please play responsibly.