Three cards of the same rank. Three Aces form the strongest Trail, while three Twos form the lowest.
Three consecutive cards of the same suit. Confirm the table's order for A-K-Q and A-2-3.
Three consecutive cards that are not all the same suit.
Three cards of the same suit that do not form a sequence.
Two cards of one rank plus a side card. Higher pairs beat lower pairs.
No other combination. Compare the highest card, then the next card if needed.
Sequence order and exact tie procedures can vary between tables or game variations. Some tables treat A-K-Q as the highest sequence and A-2-3 as the next strongest, while others use a different order.
Use the ranking screen inside the table as the final rule for that round.
| Rank | Hand | What Makes It | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trail | Three matching ranks | Rarest standard hand |
| 2 | Pure Sequence | Consecutive and same suit | Very rare |
| 3 | Sequence | Consecutive, mixed suits | Uncommon |
| 4 | Color | Same suit, not consecutive | Uncommon |
| 5 | Pair | Two matching ranks | Common |
| 6 | High Card | No combination | Most common |
Hand comparison happens in two stages. First identify the category: Trail, Pure Sequence, Sequence, Color, Pair or High Card. Only if both hands share the same category do you compare the relevant card values. This prevents a visually striking high card from being mistaken for a stronger category.
Use this page with the Teen Patti rules and confirm any table-specific sequence order. The Teen Patti Master site does not claim that a ranking chart predicts the next deal.
A Trail contains three cards of one rank, such as three Queens. Compare the repeated rank when both players have a Trail. A Pure Sequence contains three consecutive cards of one suit; a Sequence has consecutive ranks across more than one suit.
The treatment of A-2-3 can vary. Some rules place it near the top while others use a different order, so the table's published sequence list takes priority.
A Color has three cards of the same suit that are not consecutive. Compare the highest card, then the next and then the third if needed. A Pair has two cards of one rank; compare the pair first and use the remaining kicker only when the pair ranks match.
Suit usually does not break a tie in standard Teen Patti unless the table explicitly says otherwise.
A High Card hand has no pair, sequence or color. Compare the highest card and continue downward until a difference appears. This category is weaker than every made category above it.
Muflis and some joker games can reverse or alter the normal order. Move to the variation guide before applying this chart to a modified format.
Lay both hands in the same card order. Name each category without comparing ranks. If the categories differ, the ranking chart decides the result. If they match, compare only the values relevant to that category and stop as soon as a difference appears.
This method reduces common errors such as comparing kickers before pairs or using suit as a tiebreaker when the table does not recognise suit priority.
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