Top Poker Hands Rank

Any gambling game has its special features, like if you are looking for tips on online blackjack you will find card-counting strategies and if you want to read about slots you will be offered slots topics. The objective of each poker variant is to get the best five cards hand from the hole cards and community ones. Here we give the description of all poker hands from the the highest to lowest. To describe the examples of all combinations we used such abbreviations: Q - Queen, A - Ace, K - King, J - Jack, D - Diamonds, C - Clubs, H - Hearts, S - Spades.

Royal Flush is counted as the strongest poker hands rank which is in fact the straight flush (the sequence of five cards from the same suit) from Ace to ten: 10C, JC, QC, KC, AC.

Straight Flush is any five cards in succession of the same suit. For example: 7H, 8H, 9H, 10H, JH.

Four of a Kind is the poker hand which consists of four cards with one value. The suit doesn’t matter. For instance: 8S, 8D, 8C, 8H, AH.

Full House is the poker hand that has three cards from one value and two cards from another value no matter suit is. For instance: AS, AD, 6S, 6D, 6C.

Flush is poker hand which contains five cards of the same suit. For instance: 8D, 10D, JD, AD, 3D.

Straight is poker hand which has five cards in sequence no matter the suit. The Ace may be counted as the weakest or strongest card. For instance: JD, 10C, 9S, 8H, 7S.

Three of a Kind contains three cards with one rank. The suit isn’t taken into consideration. For example: 10S, 10D, 10H, JS, KC.

Two Pair consists of two cards with one rank and two cards of another value. In this hand the cards suit is not taken into account. For example: 5C, 5D, 10S, 10D, AH.

One Pair is poker hand which contains two cards with one value. For instance: 8D, 8S, 7S, 5H, 2H.

High Card is the poker hand that does not contain any of the mentioned combinations. The rank of this hand is indicated by the strongest card. For instance: 3D, 5H, 10C, 7S, AS.