Poker hand rankings

Every poker hand, from the strongest to the weakest. Next to each one: an example, and how often you end up with it when you see all 7 cards.

Which hand wins Strongest to weakest

Each player makes the best 5 cards out of 7: your two cards plus the five shared cards in the middle.

#		With 7 cards
1	Royal Flush A-K-Q-J-10 all in one suit. The best hand there is. A♠K♠Q♠J♠10♠	0.0032%1 in 31,250
2	Straight Flush Five cards in a row, all in one suit. 9♥8♥7♥6♥5♥	0.028%1 in 3,584
3	Four of a Kind Four cards of the same rank. K♣K♦K♥K♠3♦	0.17%1 in 595
4	Full House Three of one rank plus a pair. Q♠Q♥Q♦7♣7♠	2.6%1 in 38
5	Flush Five cards of one suit, not in a row. A♦J♦8♦6♦2♦	3.0%1 in 33
6	Straight Five cards in a row, mixed suits. 10♥9♣8♦7♠6♥	4.6%1 in 22
7	Three of a Kind Three cards of the same rank. 8♠8♥8♣K♦4♠	4.8%1 in 21
8	Two Pair Two different pairs. J♥J♣4♠4♦A♠	23.5%1 in 4.3
9	Pair Two cards of the same rank. 10♠10♦K♥7♣3♠	43.8%1 in 2.3
10	High Card Nothing matches. The highest card plays. A♣J♦9♥5♠2♣	17.4%1 in 5.7

A tie? The higher side card (the kicker) wins. If everything is equal, the pot is split.