Trail / three of a kind
Three cards of the same rank, such as three 8s. Often called a trio or set.
8♠8♥8♦
The following is a commonly used order for three-card Teen Patti hands. Some apps or local tables may use different rules, including how sequences are ranked. Always check the exact rule sheet.
Pure sequence / straight flush
Three consecutive ranks of the same suit, such as 4–5–6 of hearts. Some variants define ace-high and ace-low sequences differently.
4♥5♥6♥
Sequence / straight
Three consecutive ranks in mixed suits. The exact sequence order can vary by house rules.
7♠8♦9♣
Color / flush
Three cards of the same suit that do not form a sequence. If two players have a color, rules usually compare the highest card first.
2♦8♦Q♦
Pair
Two cards share the same rank. A third card breaks ties under common rules.
J♠J♥3♣
High card
When no higher combination applies, compare the cards by rank according to the variant's tie-break rules.
A♠9♥4♣
These examples are illustrative, not an official app rulebook. No ranking can assure a win or remove chance. This site does not teach money staking.
Quick memory aid
Group the cards by rank first, then check whether all three share a suit, then check whether their ranks are consecutive. Use the variant's written tie-break rules whenever combinations match.