Three to a straight flush, spread 5, with at least two high cards.Three to a straight flush, spread 4, with at least one high card (ten or greater).Three suited cards in a row except 2-3-4, and ace-2-3.Any paying hand (tens or better, three of a kind).With three cards you should only 'let it ride' if you have: The following strategy is for the standard pay table. The pay table for this and 15 other known Let it Ride pay tables can be found in my Let it Ride appendix 3. The following is the standard pay table most casinos follow. Side bets are usually available, which are explained below.Player is paid according to the poker value of his five cards, remaining bets, and the posted pay table.Dealer deals the second community card, to be used by all players.Player may pull his second back or 'let it ride.'.Dealer deals the first community card, to be used by all players.
As of 2013 Let it Ride is still out there, but its numbers are decreasing.
The twist is that as the cards are revealed the player has the opportunity to decrease his bet if he doesn't like his cards. It is a simple poker-based game where the player is paid based on his five card hand only. Let it Ride is among the first of the wave of new casino games, starting in the late nineties.
