👉 The final IOR, or Intermediate Order of Return, is a ranking system used in poker to determine the order of players after all betting rounds have been played and a predetermined number of hands (often 10) have been dealt. It ranks players based on their total hand value, with the highest-ranked player being the one with the best overall strength. The IOR is calculated by adding up the point values of each player's hands, considering the specific rules of the game variant being played (such as Texas Hold'em's AUM or ODM system). Players are typically ranked from 1 (highest) to 10 (lowest), with 10 being the strongest hand. This ranking helps in understanding the relative strength and potential for winning future hands, especially when considering the impact of betting and community cards.
