Privacy PolicyCookie SettingsReportAd The Straight Flush hand ranking is determined by thehighest straight card– and not the suit. If more than one player has a Straight Flush, the winner is decided by the player with the highest straight. In that order, a 10-high Straight Flush( in any suit) beats a 9-high Straight Flush (in any suit), and it continues. Straights are far more common than four-of-a-kinds. We therefore see Straights versus Straights a lot more frequently, but which hand wins in this instance? The Straight with the highest-value card will win. So, for instance, if one player has A♣K♣Q♣10♠10♦, this is the highest possible Straight (also called 'Broadway'). If this Straight is up against K♦Q♥J♠10♣9♥, then the Ace-high Straight beats the King-high Straight.