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There is a common poker hands ranking system at the heart of all forms of poker. It

ranks the relative 🫦 strengths of all the different poker hands so players can understand

and determine which is the best.

All the popular forms 🫦 of poker such as Texas Hold’em

or Omaha and poker-based casino games like three-card poker use these rankings, so it

🫦 is essential to know exactly what each of them means.

The poker hand rankings are

listed below, from high to low, 🫦 and we have also produced a useful poker hand rankings

chart that you can save to your phone and desktop, 🫦 which can be used as a poker hand

rankings cheat sheet.

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Poker-hand rankings: from strongest to weakest

1. Royal

flush

The royal flush is the best 🫦 hand available in poker. It features five consecutive

cards, all of the same suit, in order of value from 10 🫦 through to ace.

2. Straight

flush

Any five cards of successive values in the same suit that’s not a royal flush is

🫦 a straight flush. A royal flush or a straight flush with cards of higher ranking are

the only hands that 🫦 can beat a straight flush.

3. Four of a Kind

Four of the same card

in the four suits. The five-card hand 🫦 is completed by the highest card among the others

on the table or in your hand.

4. Full house

Three of the 🫦 same value card in three

different suits plus a different pair of the same rank card in two different suits 🫦 in

one hand. If more than just one player has a full house the player with the highest

value three 🫦 of a kind will win the hand.

5. Flush

Five cards of the same suit in no

particular order. If more than 🫦 one player has a flush, the hand with the highest valued

card will win.

6. Straight

Five cards of consecutive numerical value 🫦 composed of more

than one suit. An ace can normally rank as low (below a 2) or high (above a 🫦 king) but

not at the same time in one hand.

7. Three of a kind

A poker hand containing three

cards of 🫦 the same rank in three different suits. The two highest available cards

besides the three of a kind complete the 🫦 hand.

8. Two pair

Two different sets of two

cards of matching rank. The highest-ranked left available card completes the hand.

9.

Pair

A 🫦 pair of cards of the same rank in different suits. The remainder of the hand is

formed from the three 🫦 highest-ranked cards available.

10. High card

The lowest-ranked

hand available. The highest card in the hand is your ‘best hand’. In this 🫦 case it's the

king of clubs.

Poker hand-rankings cheat sheet: Download here (pdf)

Our poker hands

ranking cheat sheet is a great 🫦 aid to help you commit the poker hand rankings to memory

and will serve you well whether you are playing 🫦 online poker or physical poker in the

meantime.

Poker hand rankings: ‘Hi’ games, ‘Lo’ games and ‘Hi-Lo’ games

It is vital

that 🫦 you note that not all poker games decide the winning hand according to the highest

ranked on the poker hand 🫦 rankings. There are three typical ways that the poker hand

rankings determine the best poker hand.

Hi or high-hand poker

The most 🫦 simple way the

ranks are used is in ‘Hi’ or High hand games where the best poker hand is decided

🫦 according to the hand which ranks highest on the poker hand rankings detailed

above.

Commonly played examples include: Texas Holdem, Seven-Card 🫦 Stud

Lo, low-hand or

lowball poker

Lowball poker hand rankings work in the exact opposite way to High hand

games. The usual 🫦 poker hand rankings are reversed so the lowest ranking hand is the

best possible hand. Variations often centre around whether 🫦 the Ace is high or low and

whether straights and flushes are counted.

Commonly played examples include: Razz

Hi-lo

or high-low split 🫦 poker

The third and final use of the poker hand rankings is high-low

split games. This is where the pot is 🫦 split evenly between the players with the highest

ranking poker hand and lowest ranking poker hand.

Commonly played examples include:

Omaha 🫦 Hi-Lo

Learn how to play popular types of poker and the rules specific to each

game

Want to know the rules specific 🫦 to popular types of poker? Check out the links

below.