Sequence desk
Teen Patti sequence order: A-K-Q, A-2-3 and the house-rule question
This is a sequence-only ladder, not the full six-category hand ranking.
Direct answer: A common Teen Patti sequence order starts A-K-Q highest, followed by A-2-3, K-Q-J, Q-J-10 and continues downward to 4-3-2. Some tables rank A-2-3 differently. Confirm that convention before play; the same order then compares both Pure Sequences and ordinary Sequences.
Common descending ladder
| Band | Sequence | Reading note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A-K-Q | Ace high |
| 2 | A-2-3 | Special low-Ace run; table variation exists |
| 3 | K-Q-J | Then descend one rank at a time |
| 4–10 | Q-J-10 through 6-5-4 | Higher top card wins |
| 11 | 5-4-3 | Second-lowest in this convention |
| 12 | 4-3-2 | Lowest |
Pure or ordinary?
If all three cards share a suit, the hand is a Pure Sequence. Mixed suits make an ordinary Sequence. Category is compared first: any Pure Sequence beats any ordinary Sequence, even if the ordinary run looks higher.
Do not hide the A-2-3 setting
A practice app or friends table should show whether A-2-3 is second-highest or handled another way. The rule cannot change after cards are dealt. Use virtual chips only and treat every prediction as learning, not a guaranteed-win method.
Sources
The common ladder was checked against Pagat and the Teen Patti ranking overview. Both support stating the table variation rather than pretending one local convention is universal.
