Rolled Up
Rolled up is a term for seven-card stud: a player is dealt three of a kind in his first three cards. It is a very strong start.
The simple explanation
In seven-card stud, you get three cards at the start, two down and one up. If all three are the same rank, you are rolled up. It happens about once in 400 hands.
A closer look
Rolled up trips are strong, but the hand does not always win: a player who is rolled up can still lose to a higher trips or a full house. You should play them aggressively, but remember that the others see your door card. If you slow play, you may get more action, but a free card may let someone draw out.
A practical example
In seven-card stud, a player's first three cards are J♥ J♦ J♣. He is rolled up with three jacks.
Full explanation
Rolled up is a term for seven-card stud: a player is dealt three of a kind in his first three cards. It is a very strong start.
Rolled up means three of a kind in the first three cards of stud.
It is a very strong start.
It is rare.
Play it for value.
Alternative spelling: rolled-up