RULES & CARD EXAMPLES
Teen Patti hand rankings: a visual reference
Six common hand types, illustrated with actual card values. Learn to compare categories and spot rules that can vary by table.
Aarav Sharma · Updated
Start with the category
Read the illustrated hands below from strongest to weakest. Identify the category before looking at an individual high card. These are general Teen Patti examples, not a record of play in the linked app.
Six hands, in order
Three equal ranks.
Consecutive, same suit.
Consecutive, mixed suits.
Same suit, not consecutive.
Two equal ranks.
None of the above.
General ranking reference; read your table’s rules for variants and tie-breaks.
Rule reference: Teen Patti hand rankings
Compare a pair correctly
Try this example: 7♠ 7♥ K♣ against 6♠ 6♥ A♦. The pair of sevens ranks above the pair of sixes; the ace does not change the category comparison. Write down the pair first, then the remaining card.
Check the Ace rule separately
A-2-3 and A-K-Q can be ordered differently by table rules. Find the sequence order in the rules for the table you are using before applying this chart. A rule absent from the app cannot be confirmed by an illustration on this website.
Practise without starting a round
Cover the hand names in the chart and describe each example in your own words. Look for repeated ranks, consecutive values and matching suits. Then reveal the label. This checks recognition; it does not predict a result or recommend a stake.
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