Teen Patti Hand Ranking (High to Low)

Hand rankings in Teen Patti money-earning games help decide who wins the game and guide players on when to bet, raise, or fold. Follow these to strategize your game better:

Trail, Three of a Kind, or Trio – Highest Hand Ranking

Trail, Three of a Kind, or a trio consists of three cards of the same rank. For example, Q-Q-Q or 9-9-9 make a Trail. If multiple players have a trail, the one with the higher-ranking trail becomes the Teen Patti winner.

Pure Sequence or Straight Flush

Pure Sequence, also known as a straight flush, consists of three consecutive cards of the same suit. For example, 5-6-7 of hearts. In case of a tie, the player with the highest-ranking cards wins.

Sequence or Run

Similar to a pure sequence, a Sequence or Run consists of three consecutive cards of different suits. For example, 8-9-10 of mixed suits make a Sequence. If multiple players have a sequence, the highest-ranking card of the sequence determines the winner.

Color or Flush

A Color or Flush consists of three cards of the same suit that are not in sequence. For example, J-9-6 of spades make a Color. If multiple players have a color, the one with the highest-ranking card wins. In case the highest cards are equal, the second-highest card is considered, and so on.

Pair

Two cards of the same rank make a Pair. For example, K-K or 7-7 make a Pair. If multiple players have a pair, the one with the higher-ranking pair wins. If two players have the same pair, the highest third card (kicker) determines the winner.

High Card – Lowest Hand Ranking

If a player does not have any of the above combinations, the highest card in their hand determines its strength. The highest-ranking card wins in case of a tie.

Teen Patti Hands Probability

The probability of winning Teen Patti online depends on the number of possible card combinations for each hand and the likelihood of drawing them from the deck. Let's look at the probability for each hand.