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Poker Hands
Poker is a 5-card game. Players are given an opportunity to bet on their hands. The player with the best hand wins. Hands are rated according to the following scale:
From best toworst:

STRAIGHT FLUSH

All 5 cards are in sequential order and the same suit (see Straight and Flush below).
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4 OF A KIND

4 cards of the same rank
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FULL HOUSE

3 cards of thesame rank + two cards of the same rank.
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FLUSH

All 5 cards are of the same suit
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STRAIGHT

All 5 cards are in sequential order.
Aces can either come before a 2 to start astraight or after a King to end a straight.
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3 OF A KIND

3 cards of the same rank
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2-PAIR

2 cards of the same rank + 2 cards of the same rank
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PAIR (2 OF A KIND)

2cards of the same rank
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HIGH CARD

If you have no other hand, your highest card is your hand. For example: 'high card ace' or 'high card queen'
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KICKER

In any hand that does notuse all 5 of the player's cards, the highest leftover card is called the 'kicker'. The kicker is used to compare ties. In some cases the kicker may need to include your top two or three leftover cards(this would happen if both players had the same kicker).
The following hand is:
'a pair of 10s with a Jack kicker' or
'a pair of 10s with a Jack, Seven kicker'
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TIES

In all of theillustrated hand examples given above, the higher hand has been given first.
Straight, Flush, Straight-Flush
The player with the highest rank card wins (an ace acting as a '1' in a straight isconsidered low).
'2-Pair', 'Pair' , '3 of a Kind', '4 of a Kind'
Compare the matched cards for highest card. If there is still a tie, compare the 'kicker' cards.
Full House
The highest set of 3 wins. Ifboth players have the same set of 3, then the highest set of 2 wins.

COMPLETELY TIED

If both players have the exact same hand, then both players win and the pot is split evenly between them.