How to Play Let It Ride
Let It Ride is a five-card poker game where you start with three equal bets. As community cards are revealed, you can pull back bets or let them ride. You win based on your final five-card hand, with a minimum qualifying hand of a pair of 10s.
How to Play
- Place three equal bets (Bet 1, Bet 2, Bet 3). Optionally place a Bonus side bet.
- You receive three cards. Two community cards are dealt face down.
- First decision: pull back Bet 1 or Let It Ride.
- The first community card is revealed.
- Second decision: pull back Bet 2 or Let It Ride.
- The second community card is revealed. Your best five-card hand is evaluated.
- Pair of 10s or better wins. Bet 3 always stays in play.
Bonus Side Bet
- Evaluates your 3 dealt cards as a three-card poker hand. Resolves on the deal, before any community cards or withdrawal decisions.
- Mini Royal (AKQ suited) 50:1, Straight Flush 40:1, Three of a Kind 30:1, Straight 6:1, Flush 3:1, Pair 1:1.
Key Feature
- You can reduce risk by pulling back bets on weak hands. Strong hands benefit from letting all three bets ride.
Millionaire Mode
An optional side bet. Qualifying hands pay from the Millionaire prize pool, up to $1,000,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum hand needed to win in Let It Ride?
You need at least a pair of 10s to win. Any hand lower than a pair of 10s results in a loss of that bet.
Can I pull back all three of my bets?
You can pull back Bet 1 after seeing your first three cards and Bet 2 after the first community card is revealed. Bet 3 always stays in play and cannot be pulled back.
What does the Bonus side bet pay out on?
The Bonus side bet is separate from your main bets and pays based on your final five-card poker hand. Payouts increase for stronger hands like flushes, full houses, and royal flushes.
How many community cards are dealt in Let It Ride?
Two community cards are dealt face down. The first card is revealed after your first decision, and the second card is revealed after your second decision.
What happens if I pull back my bets and the next card improves my hand?
You keep the amount you pulled back. Any bets you left in play will win or lose based on your final hand, but you cannot recover money from pulled-back bets.
