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[QUOTE="enno, post: 1164946, member: 337135"]
How can you make this statement when you have to compare the best possible  hands of all your opponents vs the one best possible hand from the 5 board cards in Holdem. Also you have to remember a lot more cards (including the folded ones), instead of seeing only the 5 board cards. Stud is a much more interesting game than Holdem, and bluffing is a big part of the game.
Holdem became popular because it supposedly was a faster game, although on-line I find the Stud game moves along faster than Holdem (maybe not so much in real games).
I played eons ago in Vegas and enjoyed the game much more than I ever have at Holdem. Unfortunately none of the casinos in my city hold Stud games.
One point about Stud games in a casino - at the showdown you may not know if you have been rivered or not since the last card is a down card and your opponent can shuffle his cards. This is definitely an improvement over Holdem - aren't you sick of players complaining about the river card???
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