The following table shows the static probabilities of landing each possible hand in Texas Hold Em. Hands are made by selecting the best 5 cards out of your 2 pockets and the community cards on the table. If two players tie, then the best 5 cards for both players are compared in descending order, and the winner is selected with the first highest kicker card. If both players have the same best 5 card hand, then the match is a draw and results in a split pot.
Aces are the highest card in the game, but can be used for low straights (A-2-3-4-5).
Rank | Name | Example | Probability |
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1 | Royal Straight Flush | Royal Flush (Ace high) | 0.003% |
2 | Straight Flush | Straight Flush (7 high) | 0.028% |
3 | Four of a Kind | Four of a Kind (8s) | 0.168% |
4 | Full House | Full House (Kings over 10s) | 2.596% |
5 | Flush | Flush (Ace High) | 3.025% |
6 | Straight | Straight (10 High) | 4.619% |
7 | Three of a Kind | Three of a Kind (7s) | 4.830% |
8 | Two Pair | Two Pair (Kings and 9s) | 23.496% |
9 | One Pair | One Pair (Aces) | 43.823% |
10 | High Card | King High | 17.412% |