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Did You Know?

Individual card ranks are used to rank hands that are in the same rank category.The suits of the cards are used to determine whether a hand forms a flush or straight flush.

A straight flush is a hand that contains five cards in sequence, all of the same suit, such as.

They are also referred to as "nothing", "garbage", and other derogatory terms.The lowest possible high card is seven-high (such as ), because a hand such as would be a straight.Of the 2,598,960 possible hands, 1,302,540 do not contain any pairs and are neither straights nor flushes.

There are several methods of ranking low hands, including ace-to-five low, deuce-to-seven low, ace-to-six low and deuce-to-six low.

In non-casino settings the joker is sometimes a full wild card.Some variants of poker called lowball or low poker are played with the standard hand rankings described here, but with the objective reversed: players strive not for the highest ranking of the above hands but for the lowest ranking hand.

A straight is a poker hand such as , which contains five cards of sequential rank.