1. Straight Flush
A straight flush is the best hand on the poker hand chart. It has five consecutive cards of the same suit, in order of value from 10 to ace.

2. Straight Flush
Any five consecutive non-royal flush value cards in the same suit are a straight flush. It can only be beaten by a royal flush or other straight flushes (including higher ranks).

3. Four kinds
The same card from all four suits. The five cards are completed by the highest of the other cards on the table or in your hand.

4. Full House
A hand consists of three sets of cards of the same value of different suits (three cards of the same kind) and two suits of one pair of cards of the same rank of different suits. When more than one player has a full house, the winning hand is the third hand with the higher or highest value.

5. Rinse
Five cards of the same suit in any order. When two players flush, the flush with the highest value card is the winning poker hand.

6. Straight
Five-card cards with consecutive values consisting of multiple suits. A card can usually be ranked high (above a king) or low (below a 2), but they cannot both appear in the same hand.

7. Three
Cards A hand of cards consists of three cards of the same rank and different suits. The two highest cards available, in addition to three cards of the same kind, complete the hand.

8. Two pairs
Two different sets of two cards of matching rank. The highest ranked remaining card completes the hand.

9. Pairing
A pair of cards of the same rank of different suits. The rest of the hand consists of the three highest ranked cards available.

10. High Card

The lowest ranked hand among them. The highest card in your hand is your "best card". In this case, it's the king of spades.