Oh, yes! You a right!!!
Why did I write True if... else False?...

smart move

smart

I dunno, doesn't seem very epic.

doesn't work well with: print (sorted(map(PokerHand, [ 'JS JD JH JC AC','QS QD QH QC 3C'])))

instead: [QS QD QH QC 3C, JS JD JH JC AC]

shows: [JS JD JH JC AC, QS QD QH QC 3C]

the comparisson operators ==, >, <, => and =< already returns True or False

Thanks for sharing:) I could feel your passion for coding.
For me, I often find taking breaks helpful in solving coding problems: a complicate kata that seemed impossible to understand at first glance may somehow become intuitive the next day.
Those "Eureka!" moments are the ones supporting my python learning.

Thank you.

Can anyone explain me that operation? I'm trying really hard to understand it.

This was a great learning experience for me thanks

I assumed you figured this out because you're 5 kyu now