7 Card Stud Poker : Dealing in Seven Card Stud Poker

Learn the beginning rules of seven-card stud poker 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

[@JoeSourBauer]

Didn’t burn any cards and started by dealing to your left but after the initial deal you started by giving a card to the dealer (who should have got cards last)

[@songnguyen2042]

This is probably the worst video on TH-cam. It begins out with the lowest card, but afterward, the next betting begins with the highest hand. In the event that there is a tie, then it comes down to rank. Spades the highest, Heart, Diamond, and Club.
So, if the highest hand is AK for two players, the player with a higher Ace gets to act first.
There is a lot more to it than what this video shows.
Please change your screen name. You ain't no "Expert" on this.

[@ichundichundduunder]

you forgot to burn the cards ... -.-

[@Forcefield23]

my mistake.

[@831bweiser]

Pretty sure there are no burn cards in 7 card stud. Pretty sure the 4 has to at least complete a bring-in. He can't just open fold.