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Let It Ride Poker Rules and Basic Strategies |
Let It Ride Poker Rules and Basic StrategiesLet It Ride Poker was first introduced to players in 1993 in Reno
Nevada. It is a poker hand game played on a blackjack style table with a
52 card deck. Players try to get a pair of tens or better with up to three
bets. Let It Ride Poker Rules For example, if the minimum table bet is $5, you will be initially betting $15. You are then dealt three cards face down and the Dealer receives two cards which he places face down in front of him. You may then pick up your cards. You can't discard and get new ones. The three cards you have are all you get. Once you take a look at your cards, you may cancel your bet on circle 1 by
signaling the dealer to push it back to him, or you can let it ride and
stay in play. Once a player chooses to let a bet ride it must stay on the
table till the end of the game. Likewise, when a player withdraws a bet it
stays out of play for the entire game. The dealer then turns one of his
two cards face up. The player can now take the circle 2 bet back or he can
let it ride. His Circle 1 decision does not affect his Circle 2 Option in
any way. After the player makes his Circle 2 choice the betting is over
because the $ Circle always stays in play. If you think you will make a
pair of 10s or better, or if you already have a pair of 10s or better, you
can let your bet ride. After deciding to withdraw or Let It Ride, the
first of the community card is dealt. Your third and final bet cannot be
withdrawn therefore you must Let It Ride. The dealer now completes all the
player's hands by turning his second card face up. If the five card hand
does not give the player a pair of tens or better, the dealer then
collects the $ Circle bet and any others that the player "Let it Ride".
Winning bets are paid according to the payoffs schedule. Payout Schedule:
The Let It Ride Poker rules are easy but the optimal strategy gives you a short list of plays to remember. Free games are available at most of the online casinos for practice. You might also print this page and clip out the strategy to take to a real casino game. Look for the full payouts that are shown above. These payouts along with optimal play will put the theoretical house advantage at about 3.7%. . . .Not too bad.
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