In poker, the order of poker hands is the ranking of hands from Lowest to highest. The Lowest hand is a high card, which is any hand that does not have a pair, two pair, three of a kind, straight, flush, full house, four of a kind, or straight flush. A high card hand is also called a no pair hand. The next highest hand is a pair, which is any hand with two cards of the same rank. The next highest hand is two pair, which is any hand with two different pairs. The next highest hand is three of a kind, which is any hand with three cards of the same rank.
The next highest hand is a straight, which is any hand with five cards in sequence (regardless of suit). The next highest hand is a flush, which is any hand with all five cards of the same suit. The next highest hand is a full house, which is any hand with three of a kind and a pair. The next highest hand is four of a kind, which is any hand with four cards of the same rank. The highest hand in poker is a straight flush, which is any hand with five cards in sequence (regardless of suit) and all five cards are of the same suit.
Poker hands are ranked according to their probability of occurring; the less likely it is for a particular type of poker hand to occur, the higher it ranks and the more valuable it becomes. In general, the rarer the poker hand, the higher it ranks and the more valuable it becomes.
For example, a royal flush (the best possible poker hand) is much more valuable than a full house (a very good but less rare poker hand).
The order of poker hands can be divided into two categories: preflop hands and flop hands. Preflop hands are those that are dealt to each player before the flop (the first three community cards).
Flop hands are those that are dealt to each player after the flop (the first three community cards).
The following list includes all possible preflop and flop poker hands arranged from Lowest to highest:
High card: Any non-pair combination not mentioned below (e.g., Ace-King-Queen-Jack-9)
Pair: Two cards of matching rank (e.g., Ace-Ace)
Two pair: Two pairs of matching rank (e.g., Ace-Ace-King-King)
Three of a kind: Three cards of matching rank (e.g.
, Ace-Ace-Ace)
Straight: Five cards in sequential order (e.g., Ace-King-Queen-Jack-10)
Flush: Five cards all of the same suit (e.g., Ace-King-Queen-Jack-9 all Hearts)
Full house: A combination of three of a kind and a pair (egt;=3ofakind&pair; egt;=3ofakind<3ofakind+pair; egt;=pair<3ofakind+pair)
Four of a kind: Four cards matching in rank (e.g., Ace-Ace-Ace-Ace)
Straight flush: A sequence of five suited cards in order (e.g., Aceh–Kingh–Queenh–Jackh–10h all Hearts)
Royal flush: An ace high Straight Flush(egt;=10&suits; egt;=Jack&suits; egt;=Queen&suits; egt;=King&suits; egt>=Ace&suits).
In conclusion, It can be said that there are mainly two types Of Poker Hands they are Preflop Hands and Flop Hands .And every Hand has different value some may be high some may be low .
