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    traight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five card
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    Suicide Kings, One-Eyed Jacks, Aces over Eights and a Full House, for every poker hand out there you’ll find a hundred different ways of naming it. If you find yourself forgetting what beats what when the cards are called, review these hands, ranked in order from highest to lowest. Next time you’ll know whether to fold or raise the stakes.

    Royal Flush
    Odds: 649,739/1
    Possible hands: 4
    The Royal Flush is the Holy Grail of poker hands, and you could go your whole life without ever seeing one. But if you happen to get dealt a 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all in the same suite, and you’re not dreaming, it’s time to start counting the pot because it’s going to be yours.

    Straight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five cards

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    ting what beats what when the cards are called, review these hands, ranked in order from highest to lowest. Next time you’ll know whether to fold or raise the stakes.

    Royal Flush
    Odds: 649,739/1
    Possible hands: 4
    The Royal Flush is the Holy Grail of poker hands, and you could go your whole life without ever seeing one. But if you happen to get dealt a 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all in the same suite, and you’re not dreaming, it’s time to start counting the pot because it’s going to be yours.

    Straight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five card

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    al Flush
    Odds: 649,739/1
    Possible hands: 4
    The Royal Flush is the Holy Grail of poker hands, and you could go your whole life without ever seeing one. But if you happen to get dealt a 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all in the same suite, and you’re not dreaming, it’s time to start counting the pot because it’s going to be yours.

    Straight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five card

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    happen to get dealt a 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all in the same suite, and you’re not dreaming, it’s time to start counting the pot because it’s going to be yours.

    Straight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five card

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    traight Flush
    Odds: 72,192/1
    Possible hands: 36
    The Straight Flush is a little (but not much) easier to come by than its royal cousin, and consists of five cards in numerical order, all of the same suite. The hand can’t wrap around (i.e., K, A, 2, 3, 4), and in the case of two straight flushes at the table, the hand that ends with the highest ranked card takes home the cash.

    Four of a Kind
    Odds: 4,164/1
    Possible Hands: 624
    In a game without wild cards, a Four of a Kind is almost guaranteed to shut down the competition. As its name implies, the hand consists of four cards of the same numerical value, one from each suite. As with all poker hands, the higher card value wins out with multiple fours-of-a-kind are laid on the table.

    Full House
    Odds: 693/1
    Possible Hands: 3,744
    Compared to the hands above, you’ll see

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