¶ Poker Hand Rankings

5 of a Kind
Straight Flush
4 of a Kind
Full House
Flush
Straight
3 of a Kind
Two Pair
One Pair

¶ Other Notes on Rankings

Individual Cards are ranked AKQJT98765432A, highest-to-lowest.

Ace can be high or low, but not both. So you can have a run of A2345 or TJQKA, but not QKA23.

To break ties between hands:

• Look at the ranks of the cards that count towards the hand.
• Look at the rank of other cards in the hole.
• Compare the suits. ♠ is ranked highest, followed by ♥, ♦ , and then ♣. (Reverse of alphabetical order: SHDC)

With two exactly identical hands, the winner is .

Pages in this group

• Lamarckian Poker (3-6 Players)
  Evolve your hand over the course of the game.
• Ocean's Eleven (2 Players)
  A simple push-your-luck duel.
• Pyramid Poker (2 Players)
  Build and then tear down a pyramid to form three poker hands.
• Ricochet Poker (3-8 Players)
  Poker Without Bluffing