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The ranking of poker hands naturally depends on the variant of the poker
game. Do you play Texas Hold'em or Omaha standard
poker, do you play with
wildcards or four card poker? Let's have a look. At first the ranking of
standard poker hands. After that you can learn about card hands poker
ranking, that not follows the standard and some general rules of the
poker game. Ranking of
standard poker hands
C -
Clubs, D - Diamonds, H - Hearts, S - Spades; J - Jack, Q - Queen, K -
King, A - Ace.
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Royal Flush Straight flush from 10 to the ace.
Example: 10S, JS, QS, KS, AS |
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Straight Flush Straight with all five cards of
the same suit. Example: 7D, 8D, 9D, 10D, JD |
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Four of a Kind Four cards of the same rank.
Suit is irrelevant. Example: JC, JD, JH, JS |
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Full House Three cards of one rank together
with two cards of another rank. When more than one full house is competing,
the one with the highest ranking group of three wins. Example: QH,
QS, KD, KC, KH |
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Flush Five cards of the same suit. When more
than one flush is competing, the one with the highest card wins.
Example: AS, 5S, 7S, 9S, JS |
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Straight Five cards in sequence. When more
than one straight is competing, the one with the highest card wins. An ace
can be taken as either high or low (but not both high and low in the same
hand). Example: 8, 9, 10, J, Q; suit is irrelevant. |
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Three of a Kind Three cards of the same rank.
Example: KH, KD, KC |
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Two Pair Any two cards of one rank together
with two cards of another rank. When more than one hand has two pairs of
the same rank, the hand with the highest card outside the paired cards
wins. Example: JC, JH, QS, QD |
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One Pair Two cards of the same rank. In case
two hands have pairs, the highest pair wins. When more than one hand has a
pair of the same rank, the hand with the highest card outside the pair
wins. Example: 10C, 10S |
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Highest Card When players have none of the
above, the hand with the highest card wins. |
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General rules for evaluating poker hands
ranking
Individual card ranking: A (high), K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4,
3, 2, A (low).
Suits have no value for card ranking
Card hands ranking is determined always by five cards. Exceptions
of course are four-card or three-card poker.
If you play a game, where more than five cards are available to each player,
the hands
are ranked by five-card subsets
of the players. The remainig cards have no influence on the ranking.
Poker hands are ranked first by category, then by the ranking of
the individual cards.
The smallest Three of a kind for example defeats all hands with Two pair. Only between
two hands in the same category are card ranks used to break ties. The
highest single card in each flush or straight is used to break ties. Within two Two pair hands, the higher pairs are
first compared. Should they tie, you have to compare the secondary pairs, finally the kicker.
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Ranking of
non-standard poker hands
Here you can learn the rank of poker hands including the non-standard
variations of poker like playing with wild cards and different number of
card, from highest to lowest. You can identify the standard poker hands
by the green colour.
Five of a kind: Five cards of the same rank, possible when playing with wild cards or multiple decks.
Skeet flush: The same cards as a skeet, all in the same suit.
Royal flush
Straight flush .
Four of a kind: Between two equal sets of four of a kind (possible
in wild card and community card poker games), the kicker
determines the winner.
Big bobtail: A four card straight flush
Full house
Flush: When playing with wild cards, the wild card will
replace the highest absent card.
Big cat: King high, eight low
Little cat: Eight high, three low
Big dog: Ace high, nine low
Little dog: Seven high, two low
Straight: With wildcards: If two
different ranks would complete a straight, it becomes the higher.
Wrap-around straight: Example Q-K-A-2-3. A straight including an ace which counts as both the high
and low card. .
Skip straight: Example 5-7-9-J-K. Other names: alternate straight,
kangaroo straight, Dutch straight, skipper.
Five and dime: All cards are fives, sixes, sevens, eights, nines, or
tens with no pair.
Skeet: Other names: pelter, bracket. A hand with a 2; a 3 or 4; a
5; a 6, a 7or 8; and a 9.
Three of a kind
Little bobtail: A three card straight flush (three cards of the same
suit in consecutive order).
Flash: One card of each suit plus a joker.
Blaze: A hand only with jacks, queens, or kings.
Two pair
Russ: Five cards of the same color.
Bobtail flush: Other name: four flush. Four cards of the same suit.
Flush house: Three cards of one suit and two cards of another.
Bobtail straight: Other name: four straight. Four cards in consecutive
order.
One pair
High card
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Common card hands poker ranking in four card poker:
Four of a kind
Straight flush
Three of a kind
Flush
Straight
Two pair
One pair
High card
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