1.   Royal Flush
  2.   Straight Flush
  3.   4 of a kind
  4.   4 card Royal Flush
  5.   Full House
  6.   Flush
  7.   3 of a kind
  8.   Straight
  9.   4 card Straight Flush
  10.   Two Pairs
  11.   4 card inside Straight Flush
  12.   High Pair (Jacks or higher)
  13.   3 card Royal Flush
  14.   4 card Flush
  15.   4 card straight with 3 high cards
  16.   Low Pair (2’s through 10’s)
  17.   4 card Straight with 2 high cards
  18.   4 card Straight with 1 high card
  19.   3 card Inside Straight Flush with 2 high cards
  20.   3 card Straight Flush with 1 high card
  21.   4 card Straight with no high cards
  22.   3 card Double Inside Straight Flush with 2 high cards
  23.   3 card Inside Straight Flush with 1 high card
  24.   3 card Straight Flush with no high cards
  25.   4 card Inside Straight with 4 high cards
  26.   2 card Royal Flush with no Ace or 10
  27.   2 card Royal Flush with Ace and no 10
  28.   3 card Double Inside Straight Flush with 1 high card
  29.   3 card Inside Straight Flush with no high card
  30.   4 card Inside Straight with 3 high cards
  31.   3 high cards with no Ace
  32.   2 high cards
  33.   2 card Royal Flush with 10 and no Ace
  34.   1 high card
  35.   3 card Double Inside Straight Flush with no high card
  36.   All New Cards

To use this chart just look up your hand and play it in the manner that is closest to the top of the chart. For example: you are dealt (6♣,6♦,7♥,8♠,9♣). You keep (6♣,6♦) rather than (6♦,7♥,8♠,9♣) because a low pair (#16) is higher on the chart than a four-card straight with no high cards (#21). Remember to always look for the highest possible choice on the chart when there are multiple ways to play your hand. As another example: you are dealt (8♣,8♦, J♥,Q♥,Κ♥). You keep (J♥,Q♥,Κ♥) rather than (8♣,8♦) because a three-card royal flush (#13) is higher on the chart than a low pair (#16). As a final, but radical, example of how to play your hand by the chart what would you do if you’re dealt (6♥,10♥,J♥,Q♥,Κ♥)? Yes, you have to break up your flush by discarding the 6♥ and go for the royal flush because the four-card royal flush (#4) is higher on the chart than the pat flush (#6).