Value of Hands Table LOW to High, Straight

VALUE OF HANDS TABLE (LOW TO HIGH):


Title	Explanation


One Pair	Two of the same cards. For example, there are two “J”.


Two Pairs	Two groups of the same cards. For example, there are
	two 6’s and two 10’s.


Three of a Kind	Three of the same cards. For example, three 6’s.


Straight	Cards that comprise a chain of increasing value: 8-9-10-J-
	Q, 10-J-Q-K-A or A-2-3-4-5. As you can see, Ace can be
	the lowest card (1) as well as the highest card (A). The
	following combinations are not valid: J-Q-K-A -2 or Q-K-A -
	2-3, etc. as Ace can only be either the lowest or the
	highest card in the straight. The cards don’t necessarily
	have to be located in such order, what’s important is the
	possibility of building a chain like that from the cards
	currently held by player: 7-4-5-8-6 will be a straight as
	well.


Flush	All cards of the same suit. For example, all cards are in
	the diamond suit.


Full House	Three of the same cards plus two of the same cards. For
	example, three “K” plus two 6’s.


Four of a Kind	Four of the same cards. For example, four 10’s.


Straight Flush	A straight comprised of the same suit. For example, 7-8-
	9-10-J in the diamond suit.


Royal Flush	The highest straight comprised of the same suit. For
	example, 10-J-Q-K-A in the diamond suit.