7cd stud hi-lo

Bet 5th/6th clearly. 7th is probably a c/c unless Seat 7 bets/raises.

raise forth, bet fifth/6th. I guess you could fold 3rd if you think the guy with the deuce would only raise 3 wheel cards.

I wish we had video on seat 7 when you folded.

I guess thats a learning thing, but I sat there for almost my full time trying to work out what seat 2 was betting on 7th that I could beat when I clearly had at least my pair of aces showing. I need to get my head around people betting to only win half the pot.

4th street I had planned to raise if seat 2 had folded or called, but when he'd already raised I thought I'd just call instead. So I should 3bet there with such a good low hand even without great high hand drawing odds?

If the Q up had something like 34Q2dddd to start and then he bricked out it may have won him the whole pot.

also, he has to assume your hand is exactly 3 low + AA on 5th because otherwise you'd be betting or raising. If you make a 7 or 8 you'd have to call on the end but you both might check back.

it is even possible the Q up back doored a 7 or 8 and he can scoop with his 6+Ace high.

Mostly I want to raise on 4th because it looks like there is a decent chance seat 7 may raise again which puts seat 2 in a tough spot. Plus If I think the pot may get capped and I am still going to play, I like to put one in myself.

Thanks Dr. Its an entertaining game, I've got a fair way to go learning it though.

yeah I hate playing stud hi and razz is meh but stud 8 is awesome.

3rd: fine
4th: jam it, you have a good hand, all the 5s and 3 4s are alive, and you want to narrow the field a bit
5th: bet it, all 4 aces are out, which means that seat 2 is probably 4 low, if seat 7 has Q up or better he may even raise, and you may get the other low hand to fold
6th: fine
7th: you cannot fold a 17BB pot to one BB with seat 7 checking,