Whether played at home, in a card club or in a casino, Poker is a game of chance and skill. Each player receives one card face up, and one card face down. The aim of the game is to collect the most points (royalty units) by making the best possible hand. The hand is usually comprised of five cards, but can be made up of any combination of community and player-generated cards.

The jack of all trades: The first card dealt to a player is the jack. This is the card that represents the highest rank in the poker hand hierarchy. If the jack is the only card in the hand, then the other players can’t win, and the winner is determined by the next highest ranking card. The player who jacks the jack is the first dealer.

The ace of spades: The ace of spades is the highest card in the deck. This card is used to make a “five of a kind” hand. In some games, it is also treated as the lowest card. The other highest-ranking card is the kicker.

The cheapest: The cheapest hand in poker is a pair of aces. In some games, a pair of aces is treated as the lowest-ranking hand. The cheapest hand is a seven-five-four-three-two in two or more suits. In some games, the lowest-ranking hand is a seven-five-four-three-two. The cheapest hand is the one that uses the smallest amount of chips.

The best: The best hand in poker is a five of a kind in two or more suits. The other best hands are a five of a kind in two suits, a three of a kind in two suits, jack of all trades, and a flush. The worst hand is a straight. The highest-ranking hand is a 6-4-3-2-A in two or more suits.

The most expensive: The most expensive hand in poker is a flush. In some games, the most expensive hand is a straight flush. In other games, the most expensive hand is a pair of aces. The most expensive hand is a full house. In some games, the most expensive hand contains a pair of aces and an ace.

The smallest: The smallest hand in poker is the smallest hand. In some games, the smallest hand is the smallest pair of aces. In other games, the smallest hand is the shortest possible hand. In most games, the smallest hand is the cheapest.

The most expensive: The most expensive hands in poker are a full house, a pair of aces, and a flush. In other games, the most expensive hands are two pairs. In some games, the most expensive hand consists of a three-of-a-kind. In other games, the most expensive hand consists of one pair of aces. In some games, the most expensive hand involves a pair of aces and an eight. In other games, the most expensive hand involves a full house.

The smallest: The smallest pot is the smallest pot. In some poker games, the smallest pot is the smallest bet. In other games, the smallest pot is the largest bet.