Complete the 3 Patti sequence list

Route or three: If you get a trial in Teen Patti, you have three cards of the same standard. This hand is called a trio and is the highest sequence in Teen Patti.

Pure Sequence: For Teen Patti, the pure sequence is a straight punch consisting of three consecutive cards in the same suit. The best Pure Sequence you can get from Teen Patti is A-2-3, and the worst is 4-3-2.

Sequence: A series is a straight hand with three consecutive cards that are not all identical suits. As long as the sequence cards are counted in sequence. A-2-3 is the best sequence, followed by A-K-Q, K-Q-J and 4-3-2. 2-A-K is not a proper sequel to Teen Patti.

Colour: Teen Patti colour sequence is where you have three cards of the same suit. When you compare two colours, compare the highest card. If they are the same size, compare the second one. If these are the same, compare them with the lowest. The highest colour in Teen Patti is A-K-J, and the lowest is 5-3-2.

Pair: A pair is when you have two cards of the same standard. The cardholder card determines the winner if two pairs have the same value. Of the two pairs, the one with the highest value is the winner. Two Aces is the best pair you can have at Teen Patti, while the 2nd pair is the lowest.

Top Card: A top card is a hand where three cards do not follow, not all of the same suit and no two cards of the same value. If two players share a standard high card, the following high card is used to determine the winner. The highest card on Teen Patti could be A-K-J for different suits, and the worst is 5-3-2.