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The 5-card Poker hands shown below are ranked from highest (Royal Flush) to lowest (High Card). A hand with a higher rank beats any hand with a lower rank.


Royal Flush



Royal Flush, Ace high Hearts
The five highest ranking cards of a suit. A Royal Flush is essentially an Ace high Straight Flush.

Straight Flush



Straight Flush, Five high
Any five cards of the same suit in consecutive order. The example is a five high Straight Flush. (Only the Ace can be high or low for Straights).

Four of a Kind



Four Kings
Four cards of the same rank (for example, 4 Kings), with one dissimilar card.

Full House



Full House, Queens over Twos
A triple of one rank plus a pair of another. The example is Queens over Twos, which beats Jacks over Aces because the triple is taken first.

Flush



Flush, King high
Any five non-consecutive cards of the same suit. (If they are consecutive, you have a Straight Flush).

Straight



Straight, Ace high
Any five consecutive cards of mixed suits. Ace can be high (next to a King) or low (next to a 2) but not both at the same time.

Three of a Kind



Three Fives
Three cards of the same rank (a triple), with two dissimilar cards. (If the other two made a pair, you would have a Full House).

Two Pair



Two Pair, Sevens and Fours
Any pair of one rank, plus any pair of another rank. If two hands have the same high pair, the second pair decides the winner. If both pairs tie, the remaining high cards decide.

Pair



A pair of Tens
Any two cards of the same rank. When two hands have the same pair, the remaining high cards decide.

High Card



King high
If no other hand rank is achieved, the highest card held wins. If two hands hold the same high card, then remaining high cards decide.

The Rank of Cards from highest (Ace) to lowest (Two) is:



Note: There is no ranking of Suits in Poker. For example, an Ace of Spades does not outrank an Ace of Clubs. They are of equal rank.