stud, omaha sngs, anyone play them?

[lovemachine]

anyone here ever play 7 card stud, stud hi/lo, omaha hi/lo, omaha sngs?
for those who do, what kind of roi is possible in these compared to nl hold'em sngs? when bored the past few days i've been venturing into a few of these, mainly stud because it seemed like the easiest to figure out on my own while i was playing it. having never played 7 card stud before (other than maybe an hour at penny stud cash games), and never playing in a stud tourney before, i still felt that i was either the best or nearly the best in every stud sng i played. thats how bad these players were, although they were only $11 sngs on party so i really didn't expect much. i don't intend to quit playing hold'em to take up these or anything, but mainly just wondering how much of a higher roi is possible in these other games that are understood even less than hold'em by the fish.

[Monty9]

I know what you mean. I too venture out to the other games on occation.
Over the weekend I played a $1.00 stud tourney on Stars. I just kept it in the backround while I played some ring. One of the problems with stud is the time, takes forevery most times to finish a hand.

I basiscally camped. played about 6 hands in the first hour & half and was like 20th out of the last 100 before I dumped my chips giving into sleep.

Most fishy stud players like it because of all the cards... they think they can draw to anything only to find out they miss and pump the pot.

It can be profitable if you can handle the time factor.