What are the cards value in poker?

Answer 1

Typically it is as follows:

White = $1

Red = $5

Green = $25

Black = $100

Purple = $500

Orange = $1000

Gray = $5000

Yellow = $25,000

This is true for all cheques (chips) in the casino and Poker rooms. The colors often vary after the $100 cheques. White, red, green and black are pretty standard.

Answer 2

The value of a hand in most poker games consist out of 5 card hands.
Hand combinations below with an example.

High card - (A,4,8,7,5) (High card, no combination)
1 pair - (A,A,2,6,8) (1 pair of the same card)
2 par - (A,A,K,K,5) (2 times a pair of the same card)
3 of a Kind - (A,A,A,4,2) (3 of the same cards)
Straight - (3,4,5,6,7) (5 consecutive cards)
Flush - (5 cards of the same suit regardless of number)
Full house - (A,A,A,K,K) (Three of a kind + a pair)
4 of a kind - (A,A,A,A,5) (4 of the same cards)
Straight Flush - (4,5,6,7,8) (5 consecutive cards of the same suit
Royal Flush - (T,J,Q,K,A) The top five cards of the same suit.

Answer 3

In poker the value of the cards are as follows:

Ace, can be either the highest or lowest ranked card.

All other cards are ranked at face value.