In this game, the winner of the hand high must share the pot with the player that best qualifying low hand possesses. There is always the winner of the high hand, but not always one of the low. For a hand to qualify for low, it must have five major denominations not eight. Any five of the seven cards can be played as high and can be played as any five low. Aces are played as high card or low.

The most important point to remember in split pot games is the difference in gain between winning half the pot and "win" it. Beginners tend to believe that if they win two shared pots is the same as earning a full pot. From an economic point of view this idea is completely wrong!

If he wins the whole pot, usually incorporates an important added his stack. Usually, if you get half puts him just ahead of where it was before he began to play the hand. Players who win the Seven Card High Low often have to settle for half, sometimes they lose both high and low mode, but ALWAYS play only hands that have a good chance to win it all.

Never play the same way only in cases that have an unbeatable hand of a pattern or a possible "escape" on a seventh card. The second most important procedure to be performed in Seven Hi / Lo is out EARLY when it seems that you do not have the best hand with a chance to win it all.!

As soon as possible starting hands with good chances for both high and low mode, are potential losers of both objectives, should be removed unless they are almost certain to win half the pot. This also applies to strong high hands that do not have the full assurance of being the winner of the high end, you will probably have to share with a low hand.