Each of the 10 winning lines formed by a completed poker square constitutes a 5 card poker hand and scores points according to the probability of that particular hand being dealt from a pack of 52 cards. The following completed poker square contains all 9 winning poker hand categories. Refer to this diagram when reading the following explanations of these hands:

2
Pts		 5
Pts		 10
Pts		 15
Pts
20
Pts
6
10
K
4
2
 Flush
25
Pts
J
J
J
4
4
 Full
House
50
Pts
3
3
7
3
3
 4 of
a Kind
75
Pts
8
6
7
4
5
 Straight
Flush
100
Pts
Q
10
J
K
A
 Royal
Flush
Nothing One
Pair		 Two
Pairs		 3 of
a Kind		 Straight


Royal Flush
10
J
Q
K
A
100 Points
The best poker hand possible is a Royal Flush consisting of a Ten, Jack, Queen, King and Ace all of the same suit.
 
Straight Flush
4
5
6
7
8
75 Points
A Straight Flush consists of a run of five cards all of the same suit. Aces count as high or low; therefore 10,J,Q,K,A and A,2,3,4,5 of the same suit are both valid straight flushes.
 
Four of a Kind
3
3
3
3
50 Points
Four of a Kind consists of four cards of the same rank with one odd card that can be anything; e.g. four Kings or four Threes.
 
Full House
J
J
J
4
4
25 Points
A Full House consists of three cards of the same rank plus a pair; e.g. three Jacks and two Fours.
 
Flush
6
10
K
4
2
20 Points
A Flush consists of any five cards of the same suit.
 
Straight
A
2
3
4
5
15 Points
A Straight consists of any run of five cards, where Aces count as high or low; therefore 10,J,Q,K,A and A,2,3,4,5 and 8,9,10,J,Q are all valid straights.
 
Three of a Kind
4
4
4
10 Points
Three of a Kind consists of three cards of the same rank with two odd cards that can be anything; e.g. three Aces or three Fours.
 
Two Pairs
7
7
J
J
5 Points
Two pairs of cards and one odd card that can be anything; e.g. two Sevens and two Jacks.
 
One Pair
10
10
2 Points
A single pair and three odd cards that can be anything; e.g. two Tens.