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Traffic Lights: Green, Amber and Red are used to rank and weight 2-card hands based on probabilities of winning games. The system gives each card a score. Extra points are given for: Pairs, Suited and Connected cards. This is justified because it increases the Ways-of-Winning and the number of outs. A pair-in-the-hand often wins the game. Having Suited Cards increases the chances of a Flush. Connected Cards increase the chances of a straight. Having two Court Cards increases the chances of getting a high pair.

Generally any pair with one card <7, except A & K is a poor bet , with Q & J combinations only worthy for 2-3 players. Number of Ways of winning is an extra consideration which is incorporated into the bonus scores system for pairs connected and suited and all A cards. The scoring system is based on the probabilities of winning with a hand of two cards.
See Resources for analysis of how the hand scores relate to the probabilities.

These Traffic Lights Rules is related to the Thrice is Nice Rule-of-Thumb.
RULE: => Both cards >7 => A6-A2 suited => K6-K2 suited, => Pairs and Adjacent >7 (late 4 or less players ALL Pairs), => A&B with 5 to 2 kicker play with 4 or less players; => When 4 or less players becomes shoot-out A-C, ALL pairs, ALL suited combos; Play weaker cards later if pre-bet prominent. TOP PAIRS + AK, AQ => 2 BB prebet.
NOTE: There are 169 possible two-card combos that can be dealt. Of these about 30 meet the criteria below (>7) => about 1:5 deals.
NOTE: equal >7 key principles: 2 > midrange cards, with kickers for each other, 2 bestpair options double the chances; confidence to bet as beats half of small kickers. NB Low A,K,Q kickers <7 hard to bet with unless 3 or fewer opponents. equal >7 pairs and connected similar principles => beats lower 50%.

RULES OF THUMB for Starting Pairsm (NB >7 rule is not super-tight => bet 10 hand is Super tight - AA-99, AK, AQ || RED shows extra options-few players

No Card < 8 EXCEPT A & K Combos SUITED
All => AA AK AQ AJ A10 A9 A8 |+| SUITED A7 A6 A5 A4 A3 A2 early
All => KK KQ KJ K10 K9 K8, K7      |+| SUITED K7 K6 K5 K4 K3 K2 early few players
All => QQ QJ Q10                            |+| SUITED Q9 Q8 Q7 early few players
All => JJ                                           |+| SUITED J10
PAIRS > 7                                         (others early for Triples)
Adjacent and Adjoining Cards >6 & (+) SUITED preferred

• Aim to play fewer players with weaker cards => play in late position or natural low numbers. ONLY PLAY VERY GOOD CARDS AT ALL TIMES => random hits are rare and expensive.
• On the button or one before can play weaker hands mostly A => 2, K => 2 (unsuited) in shoot-out, Q => 7 (suited), but BOTH > 6 is safer. Expect weaker opponents, bet to steal the blinds when you can, reduced competition. Can try suited connectors as well.
• ACE with kicker hands <7 are problematic as more A's out there => only play with 3-4 players and LATE in hand. Except very late in the 'game shoot' out, when few players remain
• Playout flop overcards, with A & K combinations => worth the ride with small bets or checks, watch for small card matches in betting. Look for flops where the top two cards aren't pairs or are adjacent AND they are all made of different suits. Same applies for a small blinds bet on the flop, probable that better has no match or a weak one.
• Bet big with very strong hands early to kill others -bird in the hand => if you wait, others will see their dreams fulfilled - read the signs for possibilities in betting and cards. Beware when flop contains two suited cards (especially) or three connected ones.
• Ride with a best, or second best, pair match, 'bird in the hand', but watch the betting as what you probably have is obvious, and look at what others may have. Early small bet is good for testing waters. You don't have to have a pair to bet and win if you have one or two overcards - the higher the better - shoot out!. Also read the flop for ways to win and lose. You may get lucky or win by having the highest card (A) in hand. If the flop lacks a connection or suited pair and has low cards, You will usually be ahead against two opponents, since they will usually have missed, as well. The flop is dry without a face card.
• Pre-bet Early for AA, AK, AQ, KK, KQ => 3BB; KJ, QQ, QT, TT => 2BB only when playing early or first to act, rarely call other weaker hands pre-bet unless have gun hand. BUT Pre-bet 2 BB if first to enter the pot. BUT On Replay players will ride weaker hands and so don't expect many folds if going arounds again. Range of card strength of opponents varies, but generally they will have good cards => need to be sure you can beat them. Reason to Pre-Bet before BB gets to 100 is to (1) Collect blinds (2) Reduce the number of players, (3) Eliminating poor hands that can jag a win, so cream of the pot will be left. Prebet early works better as once bet made many will double up (4) Increase pot size. (5)Be aggreesive. BUT reduces number of hands you can play later if you lose as stack drops. => Better to use position as the driver to play fewer players. Raise from late position as often as possible, but those in will continue with bad hands. Raise to steal the blinds. If few in hand already or late when BBs are >100, prebet raise not needed.
• Early => Look-see with weaker hands (PLUS Suited Connectors => no order required cf straight) and low value pairs <7, cost is low for blinds lees than 100. Suited connected or adjacent, >6 seem to do better than expected.
• Middle => Play tight with Premium Hands
• Late => Higher Cards are better A K Q J its a shoot out! Straights and flushes are less important. Low pairs come back to the fore, Play weaker cards, try for Both Cards >7
• Key error=> Don't continue with good (winning?) hand when high bet against you, especially with only A PAIR - they know what you have !!, especially as they have a set or two pair => full house from a pair in hand => key way of losing => Double check any raise for last card, especially when what you have is obvious or there are three cards for flush or straight!!! Read the signs in ways of losing + beware of triples. Your opponent can guess your hand especially with single high pair. High bluff is rare.
• Don't Look-See with moderate hands except very late as you will be killed of by pre-flop bets. Stick to premier set of hands,'guns' early => Pre-bet more often to reduce competition if betting early
• Playing Late with few players (Blinds are likely to be weak) => But stick to >7 rule, mostly A & K and Q. Adjacent cards unsuited greater than 7. More of a Shoot Out as weaker hands less likely. The better your position, including 1 BB spot the more speculative hands you can play. Consider a raise to 2BB to steal the blinds if you have a very good hand. TOP 20 hands => AA, KK, QQ, AK (suited), AQ (suited), JJ, KQ (suited), AJ (suited), AK, TT, AT (suited), KJ (suited), AQ, 99, QJ (suited), KT (suited), 88, QT (suited), A9 (suited), AJ
• Play ALL formula/position starting hands as being too conservative means you do not see enough flops and cancel too much luck!!.
• 3 is the magic player number for weaker hands=> Kx and Qx are good options for 2-3 players (shoot-outs)
• Adjust bet size as a strategy => big with winning hand to kill off opponents straight etc. Small to test waters and suck in opponents when you have a winner. Moderate to reduce opponents. Late disclosure wins more chips.
• Straights and flushes are not afected by number of players like pairs (play anytime) => strong look-see potential early especially suited connectors >7. But late it is too costly to chase completions
• Beware 3 cards in flop (not necesarily in sequence) could make a straight PLUS three suites cards => flush
• Only Go ALL-IN in desperation, with few players and seldom as a call, too risky, unless trying to propt a fold. better to have a large bet -does the same thing without risking ALL. Better when you see the flop cards, but even then many ways to lose especialy with high pair! Three suited or connectors arew killers
• For large Pre-Bet style games => Play very tight, wait for the end-game. Only play gun hands. Only play VERY LATE to avoid being swamped. Early on there are too many players with miracle hands. Pre-betting stops when blinds are > 200.
• Wait Times => 1326 start card cominations. >6 is half, so 2 cards >6 is 0.25 => 1 in 4 deals, or 1 in 5 or 6 for rule of thumb.

The System

Card Scores

• A => 6
• K => 5
• Q => 4
• J,T(10) => 3
• 9,8,7 => 2
• 6,5,4,3,2 => 1

Extra Scores

• Pair => extra 4
• Suited => extra 2
• Connected => extra 1
• Suited & Connected => extra 3

Traffic Lights Ranking

Simplified Traffic Lights Ranking Rules

Traffic Lights Ranking - Full Details & Hand Listings

Note: Pairs with more than two ways of winning are shown in RED

Lime Green - Best Bets Rules

• Pairs AA, KK, QQ, JJ, TT
• AK, KQ, AQ, AJ, A10 suited and unsuited
• KJ, K10 suited
• A9, A8, A7 Suited
• A6, A5, A4, A3, A2 Suited [Less than Four Players]

Lime Green Hand Rank Scores

• AA => 16
• AKsc => 14
• KK => 14
• AQs => 13
• AKoc => 12
• KQsc => 12
• QQ => 12
• AQo => 11
• AJs => 11
• ATs => 11
• KJs => 11
• KTs => 11
• A9,8,7s => 10
• KQoc => 10
• QJsc => 10
• JJ => 10
• TT => 10
• AJo => 9
• ATo => 9
• A6,5,4,3,2 suited => 9

Green - Good Bets Rules

• QT, JT suited
• KJ, KT unsuited
• A9, A8, A7 suited and unsuited
• A6, A5, A4, A3, A2 suited
• K9, K8, K7, K6, K5, K4, K3, K2 suited

Green Hand Rank Scores

• K9,8,7s => 9
• QTs => 9
• JTsc => 9
• A9,8,7o => 8
• KJo => 8
• KTo => 8
• K6,5,4,3,2s => 8
• QJoc => 8

Orange - Cautious Bet Rules

• Pairs: 99, 88, 77, 66, 55, 44, 33, 22
• Any hands with BOTH cards 7 or higher
• A6, A5, A4, A3, A2 unsuited
• Q6, Q5, Q4, Q3, Q2 suited

Orange Hand Rank Scores

• Q9,8,7s => 8
• Q6,5,4,3,2s => 8
• T9sc => 8
• 99 => 8
• 88 => 8
• 77 => 8
• A6,5,4,3,2o => 7
• K9,8,7o => 7
• QTo => 7
• JToc => 7
• J9,8,7s => 7
• T8,7s => 7
• 98sc => 7
• 87sc => 7
• 98sc => 7
• Q9,8,7o => 6
• J9,8,7o => 5
• T8,7o => 5
• T9oc => 6
• 97s => 6
• 98oc => 5
• 87oc => 5
• 97o => 4

Red - Rare Bet Rules

No bets when one card is < 7

EXCEPT

Cards BOTH suited & connected

Q6, Q5, Q4, Q3, Q2 suited

J6, J5, J4, J3, J2 suited

T6, T5, T4, T3, T2 suited

Red Hand Rank Scores

• K6,5,4,3,2o => 6
• J6,5,4,3,2s => 6
• T6,5,4,3,2s => 6
• 76sc => 6
• 75,4,3,2o => 6
• 66 => 6
• 55 => 6
• 44 => 6
• 33 => 6
• 22 => 6
• Q6,5,4,3,2o => 5
• 96,5,4,3,2s => 5
• 86,5,4,3,2s => 5
• 76oc => 5
• J6,5,4,3,2o => 4
• T6,5,4,3,2o => 4
• 65sc => 4
• 64,3,2s => 4
• 54sc => 4
• 53,2s => 4
• 43sc => 4
• 42s => 4
• 32sc => 4
• 96,5,4,3,2o => 3
• 86,5,4,3,2o => 3
• 75,4,3,2s => 3
• 65oc => 3
• 54oc => 3
• 43oc => 3
• 32oc => 3
• 64,3,2o => 2
• 53,2o => 2
• 42o => 2

Two card Selection for the System

Counts

Poker Truisms

• Position,
• Patience
• Confidence
• Be the aggressor, not the victim, nor the limper
• What matters more than what you have is what your opponents think you have - foundation of bluffing.
• Seldom call an all-in (pre-flop) with less than AA or KK.
• 80% of the time, a large bet/raise means 2 pair or a set.
• Start with a pair, End with a pair.
• The Average Winning Hand in hold’em is 2 pair.
• Remember, AK and AQ are just drawing hands - You will miss the flop 73% of the time.
• The good stuff is generally in the small-medium pots.
• Take as much chance out of the game as you can. Read the signs in the flop and bets and the table mood.
• It’s often the good hands or failed big cards that you that get you into trouble.
• A good player knows when to fold a good hand.
• The other players miss the flop as often as you do and get a full house with cards you fold as often as you do.
• Suited cards are better than non-suited, but not by as much as you might think (+5%).
• Having both start > 6 gives two ways of getting a pair and they provide a kicker for each other => increases the odds for a winning pair.
• Ace Rag (unsuited) Ace with a low kicker A9, A8, A7, A6, A5, A4, A3, A2 are danger cards, generally fold unless few players remain in the hand. Same applies for K
• Small to medium pairs unsuited are of low value => position and number of players is the pkey. Your pair will hit a set about 10% of the time
• Push for a win when you are in control. Let go the risky races with uncertainty, fold.
• The probability of complete a straight with 2 connected cards is about 2.6%
• The probability of completing a flush with 2 suited cards is about 2.4% (so flush is harder).
• Tthe probability of completing either a straight or flush with a 2 suited connected cards is about 2.8% + 2.4% = 5.2%.
• The probability of completing a straight with 3 connected cards is about 13.1%.
• The probability of completing a flush with 3 suited cards is about 25.2%. (double that for completing a straight).
• Two Times Rule: After the flop, multiplying the number of outs by 2 gives an estimate of the probability of hitting your outs by the next card.
• Four Times Rule: After the flop, multiplying the number of outs by 4 gives an estimate of the probability of hitting your outs by the river.
• EXTRA
• Only go all in in desperation with few players and seldom as a call - too risky. Better when you see the flop cards
• Play with 1-2 overcards after the flop if cost is small
• Keep late position plays with weaker cards to A and K, best >7 and Suited
• 2 cards >7 works because have 2 pairing options, both supported by good kicker
• Play from gun and single bind as single pair shoot-out => expect weaker hands with 1 to 3 players only involved - A & K are best
• Use Natural low player numbers early, by playing late, otherwise too many options for other players and also gets swamped by larhe pre-flops
• Avoid Calling All-ins - high risk especially with more than one other player

RULES VERSION 2

=> Both cards >7 (early & late) - mid A, K, Q10, only ) (Suited a bonus). Late focus on A, K, Q.

=> Get early boost – Str&flush! + Pre-bet to reduce competition or pos – cost are much lower, early!

=> Number of players is critical – natural or via pre-bet – reduce competition, less uncertainty about rags. Early rounds far too much competition => gun hands only +Str&flush. Use natural few players and late play Pre-bet to fold the limpers. Once called limpers will re-call early not go!

=> Early position requires very good cards A, K, Q10, only – tight range with Pre-bet for larger ones, and Pre-bet to steal. Suited cards do better than expected, especially for All-In => flush.

=> Mostly bet from the button or one before with a pre-bet for very good hands – only play 1 in 5 hands. Don’t call re-raise against single pair => there is a set for sure or two pair.

=> Pairs and Adjacent >7 Early (Suited a bonus); all later; 2,3,4,5 adjacent worth playing.

=> A6-A2 suited & K6-K2 suited +All Pairs (late with 4 or less players)

=> When 4 or less players, late in game, becomes shoot-out with

A, K, Q, ALL pairs, ALL suited combos, less straights and flushes;

=> Pre-bet TOP PAIRS AA, KK, QQ, AK, AQ => 2-3 BB – Early Need very large 5 BB to induce folds for AA, BB, etc. BUT Pre-bets builds the stack so you win more. Late in game Pre-bets work better as => induces folds but can be risky. Steal the blinds with Pre-bet from Gun position.

=> Use bet of half stack, rather than ALL-IN if in doubt to get only 1-2 others playing. Suited =>Allin

=> Flush seems to predominate ALL-IN outcomes; First to raise wins generally for the flop!!!

=> To bet with two over-cards look for flop with mixed suits, no pairs, no connected cards, any player betting before you probably has nothing. Mostly bet small, big to kill progress, if winner!

=> Early - straights & flushes less affected by # of players going for doubles, singles and triples.

=> Call more A to J Suited 5, 6, 7, 8 ++ 2, 3, 4, 5 suited connected pairs (early cheap)

=> Play every match-up to formula + Close misses. Also go for it => watch for bluff on ‘might haves’

=> Very seldom call a big raise, they will raise back = > you have no information. Gun hand only.

Hand Selection Rules Summary (91 options => counts are approximate percentages)

Rank of Opening Pairs => Showing >7 and AK with rags <7 suited Priority Hands

PokerRoom.com released the profit/loss statistics from 122,031,244 of Limit Texas Hold'em hands played at their online poker room. The table below lists the actual results for all card combinations for those 122 million hands. PokerRoom didn't specify any disclaimers. The numbers represent pocket cards dealt in real money limit ring games regardless of the number of players, and including when players are in the big blind unraised.

The results rank the 2-start cards by "average profit in big bets".

K8s and K7s are the only oddball breakeven hands. Every other winning hand is contains either Broadway cards, pairs, or has a suited Ace or are two suited cards in the J-T-9-8 range. A9s is a very profitable +0.18 while A9o is an unprofitable -0.03. Suited-ness is a big deal for mediocre cards, and the nuts aspect of suited-ness is very helpful to mediocre players. This is also reflected in the superiority of J8s and 87s (smallish losers) to hands like J5s or 84s (much bigger losers).

There is a basic winning approach to the game that can easily be explained to a newbie... play any two cards ten or bigger and raise if they are paired or suited, also play pairs bigger than 55, as well as Ace-suited hands. As shown below for cards that are profitable (shown in dark green) - These simple rules include only two losing hands, QTo and JTo in the stats, while missing out on suited hands including an 9 or 8, extending beyond 10. Advanced Limit Texas Hold'em play includes a lot of other considerations like adjusting hand value for position

The >7 approach extends this approach with weaker hands including 7, 8, 9 being played when there are fewer players. Also focusing on the shoot-out with A and K single cards withe fewer players

RANKS of Ranks

How number of players affects ranks

Pairs become much more important as few opportunity for player to get a higher pair match up.
A and K become more important than Q or J
JT and other straights become less important - it is a 'Shoot-out'. Flushes still important

Ranking based on Scoring System - ways to win

Ways to Win			score
A or K			+2
QJ, Q10			+1
Suited			+1
Adjacent			+1
Pairs > 6			+1
Both cards > 6			+1
>7		A,K <7 s
Score	Rank	Score	Rank
16	AA	8	Q5 s
14	KK	8	Q4 s
14	AK s	8	Q3 s
13	AQ s	8	Q2 s
12	QQ	7	QT
12	AK	7	A4
12	KQ s	7	A3
11	AJ s	7	K8
11	AT s	7	J9 s
11	AQ	7	A2
11	KJ s	7	K7
11	KT s	7	JT
10	JJ	7	J8 s
10	TT	7	J7 s
10	A9 s	7	98 s
10	A8 s	7	J7
10	A7 s	7	87 s
10	KQ	6	55
10	QJ s	6	44
9	AJ	6	K6 s
9	AT	6	Q9
9	A6 s	6	33
9	A5 s	6	K6
9	K9 s	6	Q8
9	QT s	6	K5
9	A4 s	6	J9
9	A3 s	6	K4
9	K8 s	6	Q7
9	A6	6	T9
9	A5	6	K3
9	K9	6	22
9	A2 s	6	K2
9	K7 s	6	76 s
8	99	5	J8
8	88	5	Q6
8	77	5	Q5
8	66	5	Q4
8	A9	5	Q3
8	KJ	5	98
8	A8	5	Q2
8	KT	5	87
8	A7	5	76
8	Q9 s	4	65 s
8	QJ	4	54 s
8	JT s	4	43 s
8	Q8 s	4	32 s
8	K4 s	3	65
8	Q7 s	3	54
8	T9 s	3	43
8	K3 s	3	32

Sklansky-Malmuth Groups Ordered Rankings

Group	Hands
1	AA, AKs, KK, QQ, JJ, Aks
2	TT, AK, AQs, KQs, TT
3	99, JTs, QJs, KJs, ATs, AQ
4	T9s, KQ, 88, QTs, 98s, J9s, AJ, KTs
5	77, 87s, Q9s, T8s, KJ, QJ, JT, 76s, 97s, A2-9 s, 65s
6	66, AT, 55, 86s, 86s, KT, QT, 54s, K9s, J8s, 75s
7	K9s - K2s, 44, J9, 64s, T9, 53s, 33, 98, 33, 43s, 22, T7s, Q8s
8	87, A9, Q9, 76, 42s, 32s, 96s, 85s, J8, J7s, 65, 54, 74s, K9, T8
9	All other hands not required above.

Sklansky-Malmuth Groups Ordered- Rank of Opening Pairs => Showing >6 and A,K with rags <7 + Pairs
Pairs + A,K <6 suited						Suited
Rank	>6​_		Rank	>6		Rank	>6
1	AA		62	98s		123	J5o
2	KK		63	T7s		124	T4s
3	QQ		64	22		125	97o
4	JJ		65	T8o		126	J4o
5	TT		66	97s		127	T6o
6	99		67	98o		128	95s
7	88		68	87s		129	T3s
8	AKs		69	96s		130	J3o
9	77		70	86s		131	T2s
10	AQs		71	76s		132	96o
11	AJs		72	87o		133	J2o
12	AKo		73	85s		134	T5o
13	ATs		74	75s		135	94s
14	AQo		75	65s		136	T4o
15	AJo		76	76o		137	93s
16	KQs		77	74s		138	86o
17	66		78	54s		139	84s
18	A9s		79	64s		140	95o
19	ATo		80	65o		141	T3o
20	KJs		81	53s		142	92s
21	A8s		82	43s		143	T2o
22	KTs		83	54o		144	85o
23	KQo		84	42s		145	83s
24	A7s		85	32s		146	94o
25	A9o		86	A8o		147	75o
26	KJo		87	A7o		148	82s
27	55		88	A5o		149	73s
28	QJs		89	A6o		150	93o
29	K9s		90	A4o		151	63s
30	A5s		91	K8o		152	84o
31	A6s		92	A3o		153	92o
32	KTo		93	K7o		154	74o
33	QTs		94	A2o		155	72s
34	A4s		95	Q7s		156	64o
35	K8s		96	K6o		157	52s
36	A3s		97	Q6s		158	62s
37	QJo		98	Q8o		159	83o
38	K9o		99	K5o		160	82o
39	Q9s		100	Q5s		161	73o
40	K7s		101	K4o		162	53o
41	JTs		102	Q4s		163	63o
42	A2s		103	Q7o		164	43o
43	QTo		104	K3o		165	72o
44	44		105	Q6o		166	52o
45	K6s		106	Q3s		167	62o
46	Q8s		107	J6s		168	42o
47	K5s		108	K2o		169	32o
48	J9s		109	Q2s			32o
49	Q9o		110	Q5o
50	JTo		111	J5s
51	K4s		112	J7o
52	K3s		113	Q4o
53	T9s		114	J4s
54	J8s		115	T6s
55	33		116	J3s
56	J9o		117	Q3o
57	K2s		118	T7o
58	T8s		119	J6o
59	J7s		120	J2s
60	T9o		121	Q2o
61	J8o		122	T5s

Chen Formula Scores Ranked

Card	Score	Card	Score	Card	Score	Card	Score
AA	20	KTo	6	22	5	32o	3
KK	16	QTo	6	Q7s	4	T5s	2
QQ	14	K9s	6	Q6s	4	T4s	2
JJ	12	T9o	6	Q5s	4	T3s	2
AKs	12	J9o	6	Q4s	4	T2s	2
AQs	11	J8s	6	Q3s	4	Q7o	2
TT	10	98o	6	Q2s	4	Q6o	2
KQs	10	86s	6	K9o	4	Q5o	2
AKo	10	75s	6	J8o	4	Q4o	2
AJs	10	65s	6	J7s	4	Q3o	2
KJs	9	54s	6	86o	4	Q2o	2
QJs	9	66	6	85s	4	J7o	2
QTs	9	T8o	5	75o	4	94s	2
JTs	9	T7s	5	74s	4	93s	2
AQo	9	Q9o	5	73s	4	92s	2
99	9	Q8s	5	72s	4	85o	2
AJo	8	K8s	5	65o	4	84s	2
ATs	8	K7s	5	54o	4	83s	2
KQo	8	K6s	5	42s	4	82s	2
KTs	8	K5s	5	T7o	3	74o	2
J9s	8	K4s	5	T6s	3	73o	2
T9s	8	K3s	5	Q8o	3	72o	2
98s	8	K2s	5	K8o	3	42o	2
88	8	A9o	5	K7o	3	T6o	1
KJo	7	A8o	5	K6o	3	J6o	1
QJo	7	A7o	5	K5o	3	J5o	1
Q9s	7	A6o	5	K4o	3	J4o	1
JTo	7	A5o	5	K3o	3	J3o	1
T8s	7	A4o	5	K2o	3	J2o	1
A9s	7	A3o	5	J6s	3	95o	1
A8s	7	A2o	5	J5s	3	94o	1
A7s	7	97o	5	J4s	3	93o	1
A6s	7	96s	5	J3s	3	92o	1
A5s	7	87o	5	J2s	3	84o	1
A4s	7	76o	5	96o	3	83o	1
A3s	7	64s	5	95s	3	82o	1
A2s	7	53s	5	64o	3	63o	1
97s	7	43s	5	63s	3	62o	1
87s	7	32s	5	62s	3	52o	1
76s	7	55	5	53o	3	T5o	1
77	7	44	5	52s	3	T4o	1
ATo	6	33	5	43o	3	T3o	1