1. Royal Flush
The highest ranked hand in poker is a royal flush: five connected cards of the same suit starting with the ace and then the king.The probability of being dealt a royal flush is 0.00015%.
2. Straight Flush
A straight flush is five connected cards of the same suit starting with any card. If two or more players have a straight flush then the hand starting with the higher card wins. In the unlikely event that players have a straight flush starting with the same value card, then the pot is split between them. There is no hierarchy of suits. This holds true for all the hands described below. The probability of being dealt a straight flush is 0.0014%.
3. Four of a Kind
Four of a kind (also called quads) has four cards of equal rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.024%.
4. Full house
A full house (also called a full boat) has a combination of a three cards of one rank (a set) and a pair of another rank. The probability of being dealt a this hand is 0.14%
5. Flush
A flush is five cards all of the same suit. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.2%.
6. Straight
A straight is five cards of sequential/connected rank. Every straight will contain either a 5 or a 10. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.4%
7. Three of a Kind
Three of a kind (also called a set) is three cards of the same rank. The probability of being dealt a this hand is 2.1%.
8. Two Pair
Two pair is a combination of two cards of one rank and two cards of another rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 4.75%.
9. One Pair
One pair is two cards of the same rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 42%.
10. High Card
High card is when the highest ranking card wins when none of the players have any of the hands above. If two players have the same high card, the second highest ranking card determines the winner (and so on). The probability of being dealt none of the hands above is 50%.
The highest ranked hand in poker is a royal flush: five connected cards of the same suit starting with the ace and then the king.The probability of being dealt a royal flush is 0.00015%.
2. Straight Flush
A straight flush is five connected cards of the same suit starting with any card. If two or more players have a straight flush then the hand starting with the higher card wins. In the unlikely event that players have a straight flush starting with the same value card, then the pot is split between them. There is no hierarchy of suits. This holds true for all the hands described below. The probability of being dealt a straight flush is 0.0014%.
3. Four of a Kind
Four of a kind (also called quads) has four cards of equal rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.024%.
4. Full house
A full house (also called a full boat) has a combination of a three cards of one rank (a set) and a pair of another rank. The probability of being dealt a this hand is 0.14%
5. Flush
A flush is five cards all of the same suit. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.2%.
6. Straight
A straight is five cards of sequential/connected rank. Every straight will contain either a 5 or a 10. The probability of being dealt this hand is 0.4%
7. Three of a Kind
Three of a kind (also called a set) is three cards of the same rank. The probability of being dealt a this hand is 2.1%.
8. Two Pair
Two pair is a combination of two cards of one rank and two cards of another rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 4.75%.
9. One Pair
One pair is two cards of the same rank. The probability of being dealt this hand is 42%.
10. High Card
High card is when the highest ranking card wins when none of the players have any of the hands above. If two players have the same high card, the second highest ranking card determines the winner (and so on). The probability of being dealt none of the hands above is 50%.
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