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1. Let it Ride may be played only on tables displaying the Let it Ride or the Let it Ride Bonus table layouts. Let it Ride Bonus may be played only on tables displaying the Let it Ride Bonus table layout. The only difference between the games is the available optional Bonus wager and pay schedules. A single deck of cards will be used. Players do not play against the dealer or against any other player. Each player may play only one hand following each shuffle of the deck. Winning hands are determined and paid according to one of the pay schedules which shall be displayed as part of the table layout.
2. Each player must make three equal bets by placing the bets in the three designated wagering circles in front of the player’s position, except as provided in (A), below. In the Bonus game, players may also place an optional bonus wager in the designated area in the amount of one dollar. A player will win the bonus wager if the player holds a hand which qualifies for a bonus payout according to the separate bonus pay schedule. A player may not place a bonus wager without first having made the basic game wager.
   1. The amount of a player’s contract wager, that wager which is placed in the wagering circle labeled with a dollar symbol (”$”), when combined with the one dollar bonus wager, may not exceed five dollars. That is, if the player places a Bonus wager, the player may place no more than four dollars in wagering circle “$.”
   2. The amount of the wagers required to be placed in each of the two wagering circles identified as “1″ and “2″ shall be equal to the combined amounts that the player has placed in wagering circle “$” and the bonus wager spot.
   3. If the house rules require a minimum wager, that minimum shall have been met when the combined amount that the player has placed in wagering circle “$” and the Bonus wager is equal to, or greater than, the house minimum.
3. Any dealer tip delivered as a wager shall be placed as a single wager only above the player’s third wagering area (marked as “$”), to be settled at the end of play of the hand at the odds listed and in accordance with the pay schedule.
4. Immediately prior to the commencement of play and after each round of play has been completed, the dealer shall shuffle the cards. Following shuffle and cut, the dealer deals three cards to each player and two cards to the dealer, either face downward and one at a time in clockwise rotation among the players and the dealer (the dealer does not receive a card in the third rotation), or in a three card group dispensed by a mechanical shuffling device. The first player to receive a card, or cards, is the player to the left of the dealer; the dealer receives cards last. If a mechanical shuffling device which dispenses cards in three card groups has been used, the dealer plays the top two cards of the group dealt to the dealer. The bottom card of the three card group is not played and is placed in the discard rack without being viewed. The dealer’s remaining two cards will be used as community cards. After all cards have been dealt, the dealer shall place the remaining cards into the discard rack without exposing the cards.
5. An incorrect number of cards dealt to any player constitutes a misdeal with respect to that player only, voiding the player’s wager(s). Exposed cards dealt to a player do not constitute a misdeal. The dealer will turn the card(s) over and continue to deal. If a player’s card falls from the table, that player’s hand is dead and the player’s wager(s) are void. An incorrect number of cards dealt to the dealer, or exposed cards dealt to the dealer, constitutes a misdeal to the table, and all players’ wagers are void.
6. After a player has looked at the player’s three cards, the player may ask for the player’s first bet back, or may let all of the player’s wagers remain in play. Players must indicate their decisions by use of hand signals from a position over the table top. The players act in order, beginning with the first player to the dealer’s left and moving clockwise. If a player chooses to withdraw bet number 1, the dealer shall move the player’s wager toward the player, who shall then remove the wager from the gaming area. After all players have acted, the first of the dealer’s cards is then turned up for all players to see and to use as a community card.
7. After the first community card, the player may ask for the player’s second bet back, or may let all of the player’s wagers remain in play. The players again act in order, beginning with the first player to the dealer’s left and moving clockwise. If a player chooses to withdraw bet number 2, the dealer shall move the player’s wager toward the player, who shall then remove the wager from the gaming area. After all players have acted, the second of the dealer’s cards is then turned up for all players to see and to use as a second community card. Each player now has a complete five card hand, using the three cards the player was dealt together with the two community cards.
8. After the second community card has been turned face up, the dealer shall, beginning with the player to the dealer’s right, turn each player’s three cards face up. The dealer shall examine each player’s hand, in combination with the two community cards, to determine if the player’s hand is a winning or a losing hand. In order to qualify as a winning hand for the basic payout, a player’s hand must contain a pair of tens or better. A player who has placed a bonus wager is also paid a bonus amount according to the bonus pay schedule.
9. All losing wagers shall be immediately collected by the dealer, and all losing hands shall be collected and placed in the discard rack.
10. After all losing wagers have been collected, all winning hands shall be paid. All winning hands shall remain face up on the layout until all winning wagers have been paid by the dealer. Each winning wager shall be paid in accordance with the pay schedule. The dealer shall pay all winning wagers beginning with the player farthest to the right of the dealer and continuing counterclockwise around the table. Payments to winners shall be made according to the following pay schedules. The retail licensee may choose any one of the four pay schedules for the basic game, and either of the two Bonus pay schedules for the Bonus game.

Payout Table : The basic payout table offered by most casinos is summarized in Table 1. In includes a royal flush payout of 1,000 to 1. Some casinos, in particular those in North and South Dakota and in Colorado, use an alternate payout table that includes  a 500 to 1 royal flush payoff.

Royal Flush (A, K, Q, J, 10 of same suit)                             1,000 to 1
Straight Flush (Five consecutive cards of the same suit)           200 to 1
Four -of-a-Kind (Four cards of the same rank)                          50 to 1
Full House (Three-of-a-kind plus a pair)                                  11 to 1
Flush (Five cards of the same suit)                                           8 to 1
Straight (Five consecutive cards but not of the same rank)          5 to 1
Three-of-a-Kind (Three cards of the same rank)                        3 to 1
Two pair (Two separate pairs of identically ranked cards)             2 to 1
Pair of tens, jacks, queens, kings, aces                                     1 to 1

More Information: If you want to learn more about Let It Ride, I can recommend the following book -  Bold Card Play! Best Strategies For Caribbean Stud, Let it Ride and Three Card Poker by Frank Scoblete.The player places three equivalent bets in the three circles marked: $ | 2 | 1 (see above). The dealer deals three cards, face down, to each of the players and two cards face down in the dealer position. Unlike poker where each round of betting is progressive (adding bets, raising, re-raising etc…) in Let It Ride, betting is subractive. The the player is asked to either remove one of their bets or Let It Ride . The dealer then turns over one card (adding a 4th card to their poker hand, and players are asked to either remove their second bet or Let It Ride . The dealer then turns over the second and final card, and winning hands’ bets are paid according to the pay schedule, losing bets are collected.

1. Pair of tens or higher: This is an obvious play. Since you are already secured at least a 1-1 payout, you let all three bets stay and hope for an improvement.

2. Three of a Kind: Once again, this is an automatic win, with a guaranteed payout of 3-1 on all three bets. Let it ride.

3. Three cards to a Straight Flush: There are numerous possibilities for winning with this hand. You are sitting with a possible straight, flush, straight flush, and if you have any high cards, a possible winning pair. The strategy for this hand is to let all three bets ride.

4. Three cards to a Royal Flush: As above, there are many chance to win, and you may possibly hit a jackpot. Let this bet ride.

5. Three cards to a Flush/Possible Straight with two 10 value cards: In this game, it’s simply not a strong enough hand to “let it ride” on three cards when you just have a flush or a straight possibility, because the chances for either of those two hands with two cards remaining isn’t great. The combination of all of the above increases to possibility for success greatly.

6. Three card Flush with J, 9, 8, 10, 9, 7 or 10, 8, 7: These hands are not as powerful as the other hands so far listed, but when you take into consideration the possibilities for a flush, straight, straight flush, and high pair, plus the rare two pair and three of a kind possibilities, you have a decent enough chance for a win. Let the first bet ride, and see what develops.

7. K,Q,J or Q,J,10: Both of these hands have the possibility of catching a high pair, or straight, a chance at a two pair or three of a kind with the dealers two cards. This is the most marginal of all of the three card hands, but you should still let the first bet ride.

These seven hands are the strongest hands for the player to open up to, and give the greatest chance for winning. While some of them may seem a little bit risky, but these are the statistical decisions that will reduce the casino’s vigorish down to the lowest amount of 3.5%. To ignore these rules is to hand over even more of an edge to the casino.Let It Ride and Three Card Poker are two of the most exciting and popular casino table games to come along in over a century.Now for the first time, you can bring the fast-paced thrill of these exciting casino games into your own home with this officially approved home game set. One of the most popular Officially Authorized Home Casino Game Sets, Let It Ride & 3 Card Poker are registered trademarks; their game systems are patented and bothe are used under the exclusive license from Shufflemaster Inc., Las Vegas,  NV.

For two to eight players.

Three Card Poker & Let It Ride Home Gaming Set includes:
- 48? two-sided felt game layout
- One table-sized Let It Ride game layout
- One Three Card Poker game layout
- 100 gaming chips
- A chip rack
- Playing cards
- Game tips and instructions on 10 different games

The following basic playing strategy will reduce the casino’s edge and improve your chances of winning.You would let your first bet ride if your first three cards contain any of the hands listed below; otherwise you should remove your bet. Generally to let your bet ride you want a paying hand, or three cards to a royal or straight flush with the exceptions noted below.

First Three Cards-Let It Ride
* Any paying hand (high pair, three-of-a-kind)
* Any three cards to a royal flush (e.g. 10, J, K or clubs)
* Three consecutive cards to a straight flush (e.g. 4,5,6 of spades) with the lowest card a 3 or higher (i.e. do not let the first bet ride with A, 2, 3 or 2, 3, 4 suited)
* Three almost consecutive cards to a straight flush where there is a 4 card spread with at least one high card (e.g. 7, 8, 10 of clubs)
* Three almost consecutive cards to straight flush where there is a 5 card spread with at least two high cards (e.g. 7,10, J of hearts).

The 4 card playing strategy is straightforward. You generally need to have either a winning hand or close to a winning hand to let your second bet ride.

First Four Cards-Let It Ride
* Four cards to a royal flush
* Four cards to a straight flush
* Four cards to a flush
* Four-of-a-kind
* Three-of-a-kind
* Two pair
* A pair of 10’s, J’s, Q’s, K’s, or A’s
* Four consecutive cards to a straight with at least one high card.

Expected Return: You can expect a return of 97.2% when you play Let It Ride. This means that per unit wagered the casino’s edge is about 2.8%. For every $100 wagered, a player’s expected loss is about $2.80.

Let it Ride poker is often compared to blackjack in certain terms of playing structure. The pace of the game is slightly slower than blackjack, averaging around forty dealt hands per hour. And as for strategy, Let it Ride, requires much less skill than blackjack. Using the most mathematically correct strategy for Let it Ride only requires about ten memorized actions, and will help to bring the online casinos edge down to 3.5%. All things considered, these odds are not too bad. The basis behind acquiring this low House Edge is knowing whether to take hands down or to “let ‘em ride”. It should be noted right from the start that the $1 side bet is a risky wager that returns a Casinos Edge ranging from 15% to 30%. Even though the bonus payoff may look tempting, these bets should be avoided when using mathematically correct strategy. The Bonus Pay Table ranges from casino to casino, although players can expect to see something like the following for payoffs:

Here is the basic paytable for Let it Ride found in the casino:

Now that you know the expected return on payoffs for Let it Ride, this is how you should play Bet #1 when using the best mathematical strategy possible:

• Let Bet #1 Ride only if you are holding a Pair of Ten’s or Better, a three-card Royal Flush or a three-card Straight Flush.

There are more possibilities for Bet #2. This is how you play Bet #2 when using the best mathematical strategy possible:

• Let Bet #2 Ride only if you are holding a Pair of Tens or better, a four-card Royal or Straight Flush, a four-card Flush, four high cards, a four-card open ended Straight or a four-card open ended Flush.

This type of strategy can be used at either a land-based casino or online casino, who typically both offer the same payoffs for winning hands and bonus side bets.

To play this game you must place three equal stakes before the deal. After the cards are dealt you may look at your three cards and withdraw one of your stakes if you wish. The players must not see each other’s cards. One of the dealer’s cards is then faced and you have another opportunity to withdraw one of your stakes. So you will have one, two or three of your stakes still in front of you when the dealer’s second card is exposed.Let It Ride is based on five card stud poker. In this game, you are not playing against any other players or the house. It is simply you against Lady Luck. The player places three equal bets in front of him. Most casinos require each of the three bets to be at least $5 but some offer lower limits. Some casinos also offer a bonus payout that you can bet $1 to play. The bonus payout will be explained in more detail later.

Each player and the dealer receives 3 cards face down. The dealer immediately discards one of his three cards. He does not look at the card before discarding it so he has no say on which one is removed. Once all of the cards have been dealt, the players can pick up their cards. After looking at your first 3 cards, you may ask for your first bet back or “Let It Ride”. If you don’t think you are going to have a winning hand, you ask for your first bet back by dragging your cards on the table the same way as if you were taking a hit in Blackjack. The dealer will then give you back one of your three bets. The money you are given back is now not a part of the bet you are making. In other words, if you end up having a losing hand, you don’t lose the money you were just given back. And, if you end up having a winning hand, you are not paid on the bet you just took back. If you think you will have a winning hand, you would slide your cards face down under your bet. That bet that you left on the table will stay there for the remainder of the hand.

After every player has been given the option to “Let It Ride” or take it back, the dealer flips up one of his 2 cards. All of the players at the table are now using the dealers up card, along with their 3 original cards, to try to make a good hand. The process then repeats - You can either “Let It Ride” or take it back. If you think you are going to end up with a winning hand, you would “Let It Ride”. If not, take it back. Whichever decision you make, it does not affect the decision you made on the first bet. In other words, if you let the first bet ride because you thought you would have a winning hand and now you don’t think you will have a winner, you can pull back your 2nd bet but the first one has to stay on the table.Once you have made a decision on the second bet, and either have decided to “Let It Ride” or pulled it back, you must tuck your cards under your remaining bet(s). Of course, if you want to take back your second bet, make sure the dealer gives it to you before you tuck your cards. Otherwise he will think you want to “Let It Ride” and won’t give you the money back. Once you tuck the cards this time, you can’t touch them for the remainder of the game.

The dealer then flips his second card face up. Now all players are using his 2 up cards, along with their 3 original cards, to try to make a good hand. If you have a winner (Pair of 10’s or better), you win and are paid based on the bets you have left on the table. (If you let all bets ride, you will be paid on all 3 bets. If you pulled back the first one but let the second one ride, you will only be paid on 2 bets since you pulled the first one out of the game.  Of course, if you pulled the first two bets back and then discovered you have a winning hand, you will only be paid on the 1 remaining bet.) If you don’t have a winner, the dealer takes all of the bets left on the table. Since you made 3 bets originally, and you were given 2 chances to pull back, you will always have at least 1 bet left on the table.The payout table for Let It Ride is shown below. Before playing, check the payout table of the casino you wish to play at to make sure you understand their payouts. The payout table is printed on the table felt in front of every player.