An ace dispute is usually a rulesheet problem. Both patterns can form a run, but their relative strength is not universal.
| Decision | A-K-Q-first room | A-2-3-first room |
|---|---|---|
| Highest of these runs | A-K-Q | A-2-3 |
| Next of these runs | A-2-3 | A-K-Q |
| Suit superiority assumed | No | No |
| Where to confirm | Room rules | Room rules |
WORKED CHECK 01
Agree on the convention
Ask which sequence order the room publishes. Some rooms place A-K-Q above A-2-3; another convention places A-2-3 first. This guide does not assign either order to an uninspected APK.
WORKED CHECK 02
Keep the suit test separate
A♥ K♥ Q♥ is a pure sequence; A♥ 2♣ 3♦ is a mixed-suit sequence. Category decides this comparison before the ace-order question even arises.
WORKED CHECK 03
Work through a true tie of categories
Compare A♣ K♦ Q♥ with A♥ 2♦ 3♣. Both are mixed-suit runs. Apply the room’s sequence convention, record it, and use that same convention for every hand in the session.
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Rules reference: Teen Patti rules . Exact variants and ace conventions remain room-specific.
