| Royal Flush |
Ace, king, queen, jack and ten in the same suit. |
Exceptionally strong and normally placed in the puls777 back row. |
| Straight Flush |
Five sequential cards sharing one suit. |
Protect the legal order if another strong combination remains. |
| Four of a Kind |
Four cards of the same rank with one additional card. |
A premium back hand in most standard Pusoy rounds. |
| Full House |
Three cards of one rank plus a pair of another rank. |
Can anchor the back or create a strong middle if the back is better. |
| Flush |
Five cards of the same suit without sequential order. |
Compare the highest cards when evaluating similar flushes. |
| Straight |
Five cards in sequence with mixed suits. |
Useful when pairs can form a balanced second row. |
| Three of a Kind |
Three cards sharing one rank. |
Strong in the front, but only when the other rows stay legal. |
| Two Pair |
Two separate pairs plus one unmatched card. |
Often useful for strengthening the puls777 middle row. |
| One Pair |
Two cards of the same rank with unmatched cards. |
A practical front or middle component depending on the deal. |
| High Card |
No completed combination; the highest card leads comparison. |
Common in the front when stronger cards support the other rows. |