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  1. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Stephanie Freeland

    What is a Straight Flush in Poker? Definition & Examples | PokerNews (opens the original)

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    A straight flush in poker is a hand where all five cards are the same suit and in sequential rank. For example: 6♦7♦8♦9♦10♦. It's an extremely strong hand in poker, and can only be beaten by a royal flush. It ranks second in the poker hand rankings, but is very uncommon and difficult to make. A straight flush is a five-card poker hand composed of five cards of the same suit in sequential order. It is one of the most powerful hands that can be made in poker, only less valuable than a ro

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Stephanie Freeland

    What is a Royal Flush in Poker? Definition & Examples (opens the original)

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    A royal flush is the best possible hand in poker, and consists of an ace, king, queen, jack and a ten - all of the same suit. An example of a royal flush is 10♠J♠Q♠K♠A♠, which is just one of four possible royal-flush combinations. A royal flush beats every other holding in poker and sits top of the poker hand rankings. Simply put, a royal flush is the highest-ranking hand in poker - nothing can beat it. It consists of the five highest-ranking cards, all from the same suit. It is easy t

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