Ace through Jack called "cards", because they tend to describe the character's face. Some say that the Joker is also a card image, but because it is a card that has been used very little, it does not matter. In some games, the ace has a value of less than 2, or can not go high and / or too low.
The simplest form of traditional poker hand of five cards. It is simply called 5 Card Draw Poker. Back in the day, it was known as the poker in California, even if you do not hear this word. There are literally hundreds of different types of poker games, some of them employ fewer cards, many of them (such as Texas Hold Em) hire more. Players try to get the best possible hand in poker, starting with what they treated, and then through either a prey or other means, such as community cards available to all Texas Hold Em
In some games, wild cards are used, it is easier to get a certain number of hands. However, experienced players and professionals generally do not like wild card games. This is because the wild card drastically alter the odds of the game, and what the odds are good players use to evaluate where they are during the game, what they should do, and the chance to win.
The poker hands listed below are ranked in order of priority in most poker games, from best to worst. The above list, the royal flush, the final blow and it is rare due to the very low probability of having the right cards in the correct order. Some players spend years before getting one. This is the best poker hand you can do in the standard form of the game. The lowest hand (other than simply having the highest card shown) is a pair. Note that in some variants - such as the Hi-Lo - a low hand can win or a draw.
For purposes of this introduction, we will discuss the standard hand rankings used worldwide, and the chance to get some hands on the basis of a five-card hand. The percentage of probability shows the probability of being treated like a hand of a well mixed game with the standard five cards. The chances of getting a particular hand are approximations, to have more memorable. The real possibility of getting a royal flush is 1649740 - but who wants to try to remember that? Understand that the probability of certain combinations that comes in the game of poker different games depends on many factors, from the size of the hand with the number of players, if the bridge is "cool" or not, and how many cards have been rejected or unshuffled, etc. ..
Hands are ranked in order of priority, the best poker hand at the top and at worst below. NOTE: For links by type, the highest card determines the winner. For example, if two players have been empty, one with a high card of the Queen and the other with a high card of 10, the "Queen High" Flush would win.
• Royal Flush - The Best of the Best Poker Hands!
This is the best possible hand in standard five-card Poker. The Royal Flush consists of an Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10, all of the same suit. Chance: 1 in 650,000 poker hands. Yes, odds are you'll be at it a while before you get one!
• Straight Flush
The Straight Flush is any combination of cards that are in sequence and of the same suit. So, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7 of Diamonds would be a straight flush. Chance: 1 in 65,000 poker hands. Rare enough to be a big deal!
• Four of a Kind
If your hand contains four cards of the same value (e.g.: 4, 4, 4, 4), you've got Four of a Kind. Chance: 1 in 4000 poker hands. A powerhouse hand in five-card poker and rarely seen.
• Full House
A hand consisting of Three of a Kind and a Pair is a Full House (e.g.: 9, 9, 9 and King, King). Chance: 1 in 3700 poker hands. Another powerhouse hand and a near-sure winner.
• Flush
When you've got five cards of the same suit, but not in sequence (e.g.: 2, 5, 9, Jack and Ace of spades), you've got a Flush. Chance: 1 in 500 poker hands. Odds are you'll win with this one, particularly if the top of the flush is a face card.
• Straight
If you've got five cards in sequence not from the same suit (e.g.: 7 of hearts, 8 of clubs, 9 of clubs, 10 of diamonds and Jack of spades), you've got a Straight. Chance: 1 in 250 poker hands. The most frequently seen of the difficult-to-get winning hands.
• Three of a Kind
If you've got any three cards of the same value (e.g.: Queen, Queen, Queen), you've got Three of a Kind. Chance: 1 in 50 poker hands. Frequently the big winner in draw poker.
• Two Pair
When you've got two separate pairs (e.g.: 4, 4, Jack, Jack), you've got Two Pair. Chance: 1 in 20 poker hands. Two pairs come up often enough that if you've only got one, you'd better think about it!
• Pair
If your hand contains two cards of the same value (e.g.: 8, 8), you have a Pair. Chance: 1 in 2. Given that pairs come up half the time, if you don't have a high pair you should consider folding most of the time.
• Junk
Should a poker hand have none of the above, it is considered a "junk," "nothing" or "garbage" hand. It has no value and no chance of winning at all -- unless everyone else has "nothing" as well. In this case, the hand with highest card or cards wins. The hand is described as being "King-high," for instance, if one has a King. If nobody else has a King, this is the winning hand (such as it is). If more than one person has the same high card, then the the next highest card between the two decides the winner. For instance, someone had a King-Jack and someone else had a King-10, the "King-high Jack" hand is the winner. And so on.
• Wild Cards
This article would be remiss if brief coverage was not given to wild cards. Games with wild cards can change the types of poker hands possible, blowing the normal "best poker hands" away! Wild cards make it possible to have things like "Five of a Kind" and radically improve the chances of getting Pairs, Straights and Flushes. Frequently, the 2 card is chosen ("deuces wild"), but any card or cards can be designated this way. A fairly common poker variant is to have the Ace be high and low, meaning it can be "better" (higher) in value than the King (as normal), and simultaneously lower than 2. If you want to see a professional-level player blanche, try suggesting more than one wild card!
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