Read the chart
The traditional category order below is strongest first. A higher category outranks a lower one.
Aces and local rules
The position of A-2-3 can differ between rulesets. Check your table’s sequence order; this chart avoids ace sequences so that the examples stay clear.
Keep the scope clear
These examples exclude jokers and special variants. A variant may change the comparisons or the card-selection requirements.
Make an observation
Describe what you see before deciding the category. Use the explanation beside each illustration, then write your own description.
Rule reference
https://www.pagat.com/vying/teen_patti.html
The hand-ranking reference.
Strongest first. Traditional categories, strongest first.
| Order | Hand category | Example cards |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Trail Three equal ranks. | |
| 02 | Pure Sequence Consecutive ranks in one suit. | |
| 03 | Sequence Consecutive ranks with mixed suits. | |
| 04 | Color One suit without a sequence. | |
| 05 | Pair Two equal ranks and a different third card. | |
| 06 | High Card None of the categories above. |
Check the specific variant for ace sequences, tie rules and joker changes.