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Each hand category lists its card composition, typical example hands, and the probability of being dealt (including whether values include a higher-ranking hand). 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The probability of being dealt is 0.00015%.","Answer",{"name":111,"@type":106,"acceptedAnswer":112},"How does Straight Flush rank compared with Royal Flush?",{"text":113,"@type":109},"A Straight Flush is 5 sequentially ranked cards in the same suit. It is the second highest standard hand, and it differs from Royal Flush because aces are only played low; its probability is 0.0015% (including royal flush).",{"name":115,"@type":106,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How are Two Pair and One Pair determined when comparing hands?",{"text":117,"@type":109},"For Two Pair, the higher pair defeats lower pairs; if both pairs have the same ranks, then comparison continues accordingly. 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It is both a straight (5 sequentially ranked cards) and a flush (5 cards of the same suit), and plays ace high.  \nStraight Flush  \n5 sequentially ranked cards in the same suit  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 0.0015%(incl. royal flush)  \nStraight flush is the second highest ranking standard poker hand. It is both a straight (5 sequentially ranked cards) and a flush (5 cards of the same suit), but unlike the royal flush, aces are only played low.  \nFour of a Kind  \n4 cards of equal rank + any other card (1)  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 0.024%  \nFour of a kind is the third highest ranking standard poker hand. The rank of the quad will defeat lower ranking quads, regardless of the rank of the unmatched card.  \nQ♦ Q♠ Q♥ Q♣ 9♣  \nDEFEATS  \n10♠ 10♥ 10♣ 10♦ A♠  \n[http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 1/4](http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 1/4)  \nPoker Cheat Sheet | Your Poker Hand Reference  \nFull House  \n3 cards of equal rank + 2 cards of equal rank  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 0.1441%  \nFull house is the fourth highest ranking standard poker hand. The rank of the trio will defeat lower ranking trios, regardless of the rank of the pair.  \n8♦ 8♠ 8♥ 3♦ 3♥  \nDEFEATS  \n7♥ 7♣ 7♠ A♦ A♣  \nFlush  \n5 cards of any rank in the same suit  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 0.196%  \nFlush is the fifth highest ranking standard poker hand. The highest ranking card, or next highest ranking card where high ranked cards match in each hand, will defeat the highest ranking card in another hand.  \nStraight  \n5 sequentially ranked cards of any suit  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 0.39%  \nStraight is the sixth highest ranking standard poker hand. The highest ranking card in one hand will defeat the highest ranking card in another.  \n[http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 2/4](http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 2/4)  \nPoker Cheat Sheet | Your Poker Hand Reference  \nThree of a Kind  \n3 cards of equal rank + any 2 mismatched cards  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 2.11%  \nThree of a kind is the seventh highest ranking standard poker hand. The rank of the trio will defeat lower ranking trios, regardless of the rank of the 2 unmatched card.  \n9♦ 9♣ 9♥ 7♥ 2♠  \nDEFEATS  \n3♠ 3♦ 3♥ A♠ J♣  \nTwo Pair  \n2 cards of equal rank + 2 cards of equal rank + any other card (1)  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 4.75%  \nTwo pair is the eighth highest ranking standard poker hand. The higher ranking pair will defeat lower ranking pairs, regardless of the rank of the unmatched card, unless the ranks of both pairs are the same in each hand.  \nJ♠ J♥ 6♣ 6♦ 10♦  \nDEFEATS  \n10♠ 10♣ 9♠ 9♦ K♠  \n[http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 3/4](http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 3/4)  \nPoker Cheat Sheet | Your Poker Hand Reference  \nOne Pair  \n2 cards of equal rank + any 3 mismatched cards  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 42.26%  \nOne pair is the nineth highest ranking standard poker hand. The rank of the pair will defeat lower ranking pairs, regardless of the rank of the unmatched card, unless the rank of the pair is the same in each hand.  \nHigh Card  \nHighest ranking card in the hand + any 4 mismatched cards  \n􀂓 Probability of hand dealt: 50.11%(no pair)  \nHigh card is the tenth highest, and last, ranking standard poker hand. The highest ranking card in a mismatched hand, or next highest ranking card where high ranked cards match in each hand, will defeat the highest ranking card in another hand.  \n© [2014 PokerCheatSheet.com](2014 PokerCheatSheet.com)  \n[http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 4/4](http://pokercheatsheet.com/ 4/4)","cbCaifUIsxBCixQb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifUIsxBCixQb","pdf",430375,"English","# Poker Hand Rankings\n## Royal Flush\n## Straight Flush\n## Four of a Kind\n## Full House\n## Flush\n## Straight\n## Three of a Kind\n## Two Pair\n## One Pair\n## High Card","[{\"question\":\"What cards make a Royal Flush and what is its deal probability?\",\"answer\":\"A Royal Flush is 5 sequentially ranked cards in the same suit, ace high. The probability of being dealt is 0.00015%.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Straight Flush rank compared with Royal Flush?\",\"answer\":\"A Straight Flush is 5 sequentially ranked cards in the same suit. It is the second highest standard hand, and it differs from Royal Flush because aces are only played low; its probability is 0.0015% (including royal flush).\"},{\"question\":\"How are Two Pair and One Pair determined when comparing hands?\",\"answer\":\"For Two Pair, the higher pair defeats lower pairs; if both pairs have the same ranks, then comparison continues accordingly. For One Pair, the rank of the pair defeats lower-ranking pairs unless both hands have the same pair rank.\"}]","Poker Cheat Sheet - Your Poker Hand Reference | PDF",1791913455]