Teen Patti Hand Rankings_Teen patti Golden

Learning the common hand rankings is one of the most important steps for beginners. The following order is used in the traditional version, from strongest to weakest.

### 1. Trail or Trio

Three cards of the same rank form a Trail or Trio. For example, three kings make a strong combination.

### 2. Pure Sequence

Three consecutive cards of the same suit form a Pure Sequence. For example, 7, 8, and 9 of hearts qualify.

### 3. Sequence

Three consecutive cards of different or mixed suits form a Sequence, provided the hand does not qualify as a Pure Sequence.

### 4. Color or Flush

Three cards of the same suit that do not form a sequence make a Color or Flush.

### 5. Pair

A Pair contains two cards of the same rank and one unrelated card. For example, two queens and a five form a pair.

### 6. High Card

A hand that does not match any of the categories above is ranked by its highest card, followed by the next highest cards as needed.

Specific Ace sequences and tie-breaking details can differ between versions. Check the rules displayed at your table rather than assuming every app uses identical rankings.