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How to play Bonus Let It Ride
Based on the five card stud poker game, Let it Ride is an exciting poker game that allows players to win with a pair of tens or better! There is an optional Bonus bet of $1 that pays up to $10,000 in additional Bonus money for a Royal Flush. Best of all, its easy, fast, and fun!
The dollar for the optional Bonus bet must be collected before the cards are dealt by placing the dollar on the light in front of the betting circles. Each player then places three equal bets in betting circles. Each player receives three cards face up and then two cards are dealt face down, one at a time, in front of the dealer. In Let it Ride, players don’t compete against other players or the dealer. The goal is to get the best poker hand possible by using the three cards dealt plus the two cards placed in front of the dealer, called the "community cards" which the dealer will expose.
After examining the first three cards the player may request their first wager back by scratching their cards behind wager in the first circle or they can Let it Ride. The dealer will then expose one of the "community cards". At this point, players may request their second wager by scratching their cards behind second wager or they can Let it Ride also. Players will then tuck the three cards under the third and final bet while dealer exposes third and final card. All wagers left at this point are final! After exposing the final card dealer will then pay all winning bets according to the following payout chart.
Hand Pays Bonus
Royal Flush $1,000 to 1 $10,000
Straight Flush $200 to 1 $1,000
4 of a Kind $50 to 1 $100
Full House $11 to 1 $75
Flush $8 to 1 $50
Straight $5 to 1 $25
3 of a Kind $3 to 1 $4
Two Pair $2 to 1 $3
Pair of 10’s or better $1 to 1 $1
Aggregate payout $25,000
(includes $10,000 bonus payout)
Bonus Let It Ride Rules
Cards may only be held in one hand. Players cannot show their hands to other players. Cards must be kept over layout. Must be 21 or older to play. Tips are not expected, but appreciated.