§ Â 1540. Ranking of cards in hand.
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Delaware Code › Title 28 › Chapter 15 › Subchapter VIII › Section 1540
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The cards are ranked ace, king, queen, jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2. A Texas Hold’em Poker hand in a showdown shall consist of 5 cards, ranked according to the following from highest to lowest:
(1) Straight flush. — Five cards of the same suit in sequence; an ace-high straight flush is a “royal flush”;
(2) Four of a kind. — Four cards of the same rank;
(3) Full house. — Three cards of the same rank and 2 cards of 1 other rank;
(4) Flush. — Five cards of the same suit;
(5) Straight. — Five cards in sequence;
(6) Three of a kind. — Three cards of the same rank;
(7) Two pair. — Two cards of the same rank and 2 cards of 1 other rank;
(8) One pair. — Two cards of the same rank; and
(9) High card. — The highest ranking card in the hand.
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