Thank you. This is the real way. I was very disappointed trying to find a video of how to play for my wife and all I could find was house rule variants.
Stephen Chow - God of Gamblers brought me here btw in the movie the 5th card the dealer gives it face down and then the player chooses which one they wanna reveal
Our family plays a similar game...in this game can you see your faced down card and can you choose at any point to flip it over and get your next card faced down?
GorillaRadio88 THANK YOU!!! I’ve been trying to find the answer to this question for awhile! None of these is or rules and instructions posted anywhere clarify this!
@@abehambino Me too, the written rules that I found on the internet does not mention about it although some old movie clips showed the players looking at their face down card (also known as hole cards in poker).
I actually didn't know that there was a hierarchy of suits in poker. What is the ranking of power from highest to lowest in terms of spades, hearts, clubs, diamonds?
As I know it's exactly like in the initial comment order. Spades highest, then hearts, clubs and last diamond. But foreign countries many Spades, Hearts, Diamond then clubs
You have an Ante round. Usually ANTE Is 100/500x the the buy In. $1/£2 Ante $2x100 = £200/$1'000 table limit. Stakes $200/$1'000 Partial straights and flushes don't count when deciding who bets. Pot Limit or Fixed Limit Betting structure. The sequence of events is as follows (as usual the cards are dealt clockwise one at a time): All players place an ante in the pot. Usually 100th or more of the buy In. $1/$2 game table minimum and maximum would be $200-$1000. Each player is dealt one card face down and one face up, and there is a betting round. Each player is dealt a third card face up. There is a second betting round. Each player is dealt a fourth card face up. There is a third betting round. Each player is dealt a fifth and card face up. There is a fourth betting round. Surviving players show their cards and the best five-card hand wins the pot. The concealed card - the first dealt to each player - is sometimes known as the "hole" card. Order of Betting Traditionally, each betting round is begun by the player with the best hand showing. For this purpose pairs, triplets, two pairs and quads count in their normal poker order - so for example with three cards showing 3-3-3 is higher than 7-7-8, which is higher than A-K-Q. Incomplete straights and flushes do not count. If there is a tie it is resolved by comparing the suits of the highest cards in the tied hands using the ranking order clubs (low), diamonds, hearts, spades (high). Some play that in the first betting round, the first player must place a compulsory bet, called the bring-in. In this case there may be no ante, though an ante is usually paid as well. Some play that the first betting round starts with a compulsory (bring-in) bet by the player showing the lowest card. This is now the normal rule in formal games hosted by American casinos. The subsequent betting rounds are begun by the highest hand showing as usual. This is of course for the players to agree. Five Card Stud is often played as a fixed limit game with the following arrangements. A small bet and a big bet size are determined - say for example $5 and $10. When there is a compulsory bring-in bet, the ante amount is generally much smaller than the small bet - say $0.50 in the example. The compulsory bring-in bet is normally less than the small bet but more than the ante - say $2 in the example. The player who opens the betting has the option to place a full small bet ($5) instead of just the compulsory minimum $2. If the opener just places the minimum bring-in, subsequent players have the option to complete the bet to a small bet ($5), to call the bring-in ($2) or to fold. Only if someone completes the bet are later players allowed to raise. If the opener chooses to begin with a full bet ($5), subsequent players can raise. In the first betting round no big bets are allowed. If there is no compulsory bet in the first betting round, then a larger ante should be used, and only full small bets are allowed in the first betting round. Only one bet and a maximum of three raises are allowed in any betting round, if there were more than two active players at the start of the betting round. A bring-in of less than a small bet does not count as a bet for this purpose - after it is completed there can be three raises. In the second betting round, when players have two face up cards, big bets ($10) are allowed if any player has a pair (or better) showing. In this case anyone can place a big bet or raise, even if they do not themselves have a pair. Note that if the rule is played that each raise must be at least as large as the last bet or raise, then after a player places a big bet, only big raises are allowed in that round. However, many home poker games do not have this rule, in which case a player may respond to a big bet with a small raise, thereby "using up" one of the three raises and limiting the potential size of the pot. Some play that in the last two betting rounds, after players are dealt their fourth and fifth cards, only big bets are allowed. This is the normal rule in casino hosted games, but not in home poker games. Partial Striaghts and flushes don't really have any place on who bets first or not. Hands are as follows. 10. Worst hands No Pair. 9. Pair 8. 2 Pairs 7. Three of a kind 6. Straight 5. Flush 4. Full house 3. Four of a kind. 2. Straight Flush 1. Royal Flush. Please note if played with a joker the joker could be a wildcard.
Sorry but anyone wants the true OG rules just watch the movie The Cincinnati Kid, how they play is the OG rules as well as the movie Kaleidoscope. Anything else is a variation including the rules in this video.
You're not wrong to think so, but you should consider something. While you won't see a lot of big hands like in 7 card, Omaha, hold em etc. The thing about 5 card stud was this game was just simple psychology. It was really about playing your opponent. Here is the best analogy I can give you: modern poker like 7 card stud, hold em and Omaha allow for strategy and the ability to strategize and the room to tell multiple stories while bluffing. 5 Card stud was often about telling a simple straight forward lie. In 5 card stud you really could get under a players skin. And a good player could often read his opponents like a book and take their money. It's a game lost to history and all of the great players are dead.
Thank you. This is the real way. I was very disappointed trying to find a video of how to play for my wife and all I could find was house rule variants.
Stephen Chow - God of Gamblers brought me here
btw in the movie the 5th card the dealer gives it face down and then the player chooses which one they wanna reveal
Your video was very helpful, thanks for taking the time to do this. PEACE ✌️
How about the betting? The options? All I know for sure is Cribbage. We need a video that will go through the whole game. Make it 2 players.
My grandpa taught me how to play man I’m happy
Excellent demonstration, thanks!
Do the players not know their hole card until the end?
Our family plays a similar game...in this game can you see your faced down card and can you choose at any point to flip it over and get your next card faced down?
Why not just play 7 card stud. The last card down to keep everyone guessing.
God of gamblers brought me here
Is the player allowed to look at their faces down card?
Yes
GorillaRadio88 THANK YOU!!! I’ve been trying to find the answer to this question for awhile! None of these is or rules and instructions posted anywhere clarify this!
@@abehambino Me too, the written rules that I found on the internet does not mention about it although some old movie clips showed the players looking at their face down card (also known as hole cards in poker).
Can you look at the hole card when it's delt? Or does it have to go unchecked until the last street?
I have the same question
I actually didn't know that there was a hierarchy of suits in poker. What is the ranking of power from highest to lowest in terms of spades, hearts, clubs, diamonds?
C-H-D-S...
CLUBS-HEARTS-DIAMONDS-SPADES.
Club’s diamonds hearts spades, alphabetical order
As I know it's exactly like in the initial comment order. Spades highest, then hearts, clubs and last diamond. But foreign countries many Spades, Hearts, Diamond then clubs
@@prayingmantis6777 what are you even on??
@@RenanJeffrey
Have you ever played 7 card stud ... Genius,?
I varied it when I played. 5 cards dealt; ditch up to 3 or 4 if you had an ace. That's a deadmans hand in my opinion
I played draw. My bad! I was told as a kid it was stud.
Last card is ALWAYS down!!!!
Wait can you fold?
You can fold early, but therefore, not continuing to play
You have an Ante round.
Usually ANTE Is 100/500x the the buy In.
$1/£2 Ante
$2x100 = £200/$1'000 table limit.
Stakes $200/$1'000
Partial straights and flushes don't count when deciding who bets.
Pot Limit or Fixed Limit Betting structure.
The sequence of events is as follows (as usual the cards are dealt clockwise one at a time):
All players place an ante in the pot. Usually 100th or more of the buy In.
$1/$2 game table minimum and maximum would be $200-$1000.
Each player is dealt one card face down and one face up, and there is a betting round.
Each player is dealt a third card face up. There is a second betting round.
Each player is dealt a fourth card face up. There is a third betting round.
Each player is dealt a fifth and card face up. There is a fourth betting round.
Surviving players show their cards and the best five-card hand wins the pot.
The concealed card - the first dealt to each player - is sometimes known as the "hole" card.
Order of Betting
Traditionally, each betting round is begun by the player with the best hand showing. For this purpose pairs, triplets, two pairs and quads count in their normal poker order - so for example with three cards showing 3-3-3 is higher than 7-7-8, which is higher than A-K-Q. Incomplete straights and flushes do not count. If there is a tie it is resolved by comparing the suits of the highest cards in the tied hands using the ranking order clubs (low), diamonds, hearts, spades (high).
Some play that in the first betting round, the first player must place a compulsory bet, called the bring-in. In this case there may be no ante, though an ante is usually paid as well.
Some play that the first betting round starts with a compulsory (bring-in) bet by the player showing the lowest card. This is now the normal rule in formal games hosted by American casinos. The subsequent betting rounds are begun by the highest hand showing as usual.
This is of course for the players to agree. Five Card Stud is often played as a fixed limit game with the following arrangements.
A small bet and a big bet size are determined - say for example $5 and $10.
When there is a compulsory bring-in bet, the ante amount is generally much smaller than the small bet - say $0.50 in the example.
The compulsory bring-in bet is normally less than the small bet but more than the ante - say $2 in the example.
The player who opens the betting has the option to place a full small bet ($5) instead of just the compulsory minimum $2.
If the opener just places the minimum bring-in, subsequent players have the option to complete the bet to a small bet ($5), to call the bring-in ($2) or to fold. Only if someone completes the bet are later players allowed to raise. If the opener chooses to begin with a full bet ($5), subsequent players can raise.
In the first betting round no big bets are allowed.
If there is no compulsory bet in the first betting round, then a larger ante should be used, and only full small bets are allowed in the first betting round.
Only one bet and a maximum of three raises are allowed in any betting round, if there were more than two active players at the start of the betting round. A bring-in of less than a small bet does not count as a bet for this purpose - after it is completed there can be three raises.
In the second betting round, when players have two face up cards, big bets ($10) are allowed if any player has a pair (or better) showing. In this case anyone can place a big bet or raise, even if they do not themselves have a pair.
Note that if the rule is played that each raise must be at least as large as the last bet or raise, then after a player places a big bet, only big raises are allowed in that round. However, many home poker games do not have this rule, in which case a player may respond to a big bet with a small raise, thereby "using up" one of the three raises and limiting the potential size of the pot.
Some play that in the last two betting rounds, after players are dealt their fourth and fifth cards, only big bets are allowed. This is the normal rule in casino hosted games, but not in home poker games.
Partial Striaghts and flushes don't really have any place on who bets first or not.
Hands are as follows.
10. Worst hands No Pair.
9. Pair
8. 2 Pairs
7. Three of a kind
6. Straight
5. Flush
4. Full house
3. Four of a kind.
2. Straight Flush
1. Royal Flush.
Please note if played with a joker the joker could be a wildcard.
Sorry but anyone wants the true OG rules just watch the movie The Cincinnati Kid, how they play is the OG rules as well as the movie Kaleidoscope. Anything else is a variation including the rules in this video.
im hear after watching the Cincinnati kid movie
I was with you until 5th street was face up!
Last card is face down !! Period! First card down next 3 up last card down !!!
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It seems like a boring game. Not too much strategy compared to 7 stud and holdem
You're not wrong to think so, but you should consider something. While you won't see a lot of big hands like in 7 card, Omaha, hold em etc. The thing about 5 card stud was this game was just simple psychology. It was really about playing your opponent. Here is the best analogy I can give you: modern poker like 7 card stud, hold em and Omaha allow for strategy and the ability to strategize and the room to tell multiple stories while bluffing. 5 Card stud was often about telling a simple straight forward lie. In 5 card stud you really could get under a players skin. And a good player could often read his opponents like a book and take their money. It's a game lost to history and all of the great players are dead.
78910k is a straight because it goes 78910 and K which is higher than 10
Are you joking
78910J
Wrong
In what way?
Last card is down !!!! Always!!!