Learn when to call or fold in seven-card studpoker from a professional poker player in this free instructional video. Expert: Taylor Honkofsky Bio: Taylor Honkofsky has been playing poker professionally for three years. He has cashed in on several tournaments, and he won the Borgata tournament for $4900. Filmmaker: oliver webb

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  • 19 January 201010:08 am miasma1616

    Couple things should be mentioned.

    1. On your first hand, chasing down a flush – not always the best even if you need one more. Look at the board. If you have 4 clubs, board shows/ed 7… gives you 2 outs… not the best to be drawing too.

    2. Should spend more time talking about starting hands.

  • 19 January 201010:38 am mikaelpetersson

    This guy – I don’t know. He seems awfully loose and passive. He talks about calling down with ace high nothing. I never ever won a 7 stud showdown with less than 2-pairs.

  • 19 January 201011:12 am ramitupursnout

    thanks rod

  • 19 January 201011:43 am Rodney21a

    raise in stud the advantage is having two pair in the whole..but because you have them under people WILL try to draw out on you because they cant see your pair..also if the board pairs bigger than your pair fold

    Best hand is two pair in the whole and up card making it three of a kind..you’ll get all kinds of action and are likely to get a boat..also when looking for better cards look at what cards are exposed and reason what are dead and what is LIVE…

  • 19 January 201011:49 am ramitupursnout

    If you have pocket (hidden) Kings or other big pair wired with a junk door card, do you wanna bring it in for a raise or limp in and try to be sneaky?


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