Casino Gambling Guide

Let It Ride rules

On this page we will give a quick overview of let it ride rules. Let It Ride poker was introduced by ShuffleMaster, Inc., in 1993, in an effort to promote their automatic shuffle machines.

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Let it Ride rules detailed

Let It Ride poker is based on the five card stud poker game. The players do not play against the dealer or any other player. Each player is dealt 3 cards, and the remaining 2 card are community cards, that every player uses to complete his or her hand. All bets must be placed prior to the dealer announcing "No more bets." Each player places 3 equal bets in the 3 betting circles.

Each player and the dealer receives 3 cards face down. The dealer places one of his or her cards in the discard tray. The remaining 2 cards are called the community cards. After looking at his or her 3 cards, each player will be asked by the dealer if he or she wishes to take back the first bet or "Let It Ride." After all players have made their decisions, the dealer turns up one community card.

Each Player will be asked by the dealer if he or she wishes to take back the second bet or "Let It Ride." After all players have made their decisions, the dealer reveals the second community card and turns over each player's cards. After all losing wagers have been collected, all winning hands are paid by the dealer, according to the payout table.

Payout table

Pay off Hand
1,000 to 1 Royal Flush
200 to 1 Straight Flush
50 to 1 Four of a Kind
11 to 1 Full House
8 to 1 Flush
5 to 1 Straight
3 to 1 Three of a Kind
2 to 1 Two Pairs
1 to 1 Pair of ten's or better

Let it Ride hand rankings

The following table lists the ranking of poker hands for Let It Ride, starting with the highest rank. Obviously, higher ranking hands pay out more than lower ranking hands. This table is almost identical to the table used for Jacks or better video poker, with the exception that a pair of tens also wins in Let It Ride.

Hand Cards
Royal Flush
A,K,Q,J,10 of the same suit.
Straight Flush
5 sequential cards of the same suit .
4 of a Kind
4 cards of the same rank.
Full House
3 of a Kind and a Pair.
Flush
5 cards of the same suit.
Straight
5 sequential cards ( an ace is either the highest or lowest card).
3 of a Kind
3 cards of the same rank.
2 Pairs
2 cards of one rank, and 2 of another rank.
Tens or better
A pair of tens, jacks, queens, kings or aces.

 

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