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A-K-Q-J-10 suited. This is the best hand you can have in poker. It is a straight and a flush, and the highest of both.

Five consecutive cards suited. The straight with the highest card wins if there is more than one in a game. For example: J-10-9-8-7 wins over 10-9-8-7-6.

Four equally valued cards. In the case of two four of a kind hands competing, the four of a kind with the highest ranking cards win.

Three equally valued cards with two a pair. In the case of two three of kind hands competing, the one with the highest valued three of a kind wins.

Five suited cards of any value. If there is a tie, the Flush hand with the highest card wins, or the next highest card if need be.

Five consecutive cards of varying suits. In the case of a tie, the hand with the highest card in their sequence wins.

Three equally valued cards. The highest ranking cards win in a tie. For example: Three Tens win over three Fives.

Two equally valued cards with another two equally valued cards. The hand with the highest pair wins in a tie. If the highest pairs are tied, then the next highest ranking pair wins.

Two equally valued cards. The hand with the highest pair wins in a tie. If there is a tie for the highest pair, then the hand with the highest card (kicker) wins.

The highest card in your hand when you do not have any of the above. High card is the lowest scoring poker hand. A tie for High card results in looking to the next highest card until you have reached the point where there is no longer a tie.