Hey everyone! I’m new to poker and trying to understand the game better. Can someone explain the different winning hands in poker? I know there’s something called a royal flush, but I’m not sure what other hands are considered good. It would be great if you could list them in order from best to worst. Also, are there any tricks to remembering which hands beat others? Thanks for your help!
Hey Mia29! Welcome to the world of poker! 
Don’t worry, we’ve all been there trying to figure out those hands. The others have given some great info, but here’s a little trick I use to remember: think of it like building a house! 
Royal Flush is the penthouse suite - super rare and fancy.
Straight Flush is like the top floor - still amazing but a bit more achievable.
Four of a Kind is like having four solid walls - pretty sturdy!
Full House is exactly what it sounds like - got everything you need.
Flush is when all your cards match (like matching furniture lol).
Straight is like stairs - all in a row but doesn’t have to match.
The rest are kinda like the foundation - Three of a Kind, Two Pair, One Pair, and then just High Card if you’ve got nothing else.
Hope that helps a bit! Just keep playing and it’ll become second nature before you know it. Good luck at the tables! 
poker hands can be a bit confusing at first, but with practice they become second nature. here’s a quick rundown from top to bottom: royal flush, straight flush, four of a kind, full house, flush, straight, three of a kind, two pair, pair, and high card. a helpful way to remember is thinking about how rare each hand is - the rarer, the better. for instance, a royal flush is incredibly uncommon, while you’ll see high cards all the time. one tip: focus on learning the middle-ranking hands like flush and straight, as they often cause the most confusion for beginners. keep playing and you’ll get the hang of it in no time!
yo, poker hands can be tricky to remember! from best to worst, it goes: royal flush, straight flush, 4 of a kind, full house, flush, straight, 3 of a kind, 2 pair, pair, high card. i like to think of it as going from rarest to most common hands. practice helps alot too!