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Let It Ride payouts

Let It Ride pays from 1 to 1 for a pair of 10s or better up to 1,000 to 1 for a royal flush. Every bet you still have up, one, two or all three, is paid at those odds. Anything less than a pair of 10s loses.

The pay table

Your handPaysChance in 5 cards
Royal flush1,000 to 11 in 649,740
Straight flush200 to 11 in 72,193
Four of a kind50 to 11 in 4,165
Full house11 to 11 in 694
Flush8 to 11 in 509
Straight5 to 11 in 255
Three of a kind3 to 11 in 47
Two pair2 to 11 in 21
Pair of 10s through aces1 to 11 in 6.2
Anything lessLose

Pulling bets back never changes the cards, so these chances hold for every hand: about 1 hand in 4.2 pays something. This is the standard table for the game, and it is the one our free table deals.

How many bets are up

Because every bet still up is paid at the same odds, the size of a win depends on how many you let ride. With $100 on each spot:

Your hand$ bet only ($100)Two bets ($200)All three ($300)
Royal flush100,000200,000300,000
Straight flush20,00040,00060,000
Four of a kind5,00010,00015,000
Full house1,1002,2003,300
Flush8001,6002,400
Straight5001,0001,500
Three of a kind300600900
Two pair200400600
Pair of 10s or better100200300
Less-100-200-300

The amounts are what you win, on top of getting your bets back.

Worked examples

Each example has $100 on each spot and follows the best strategy.

Royal flushes ride with everything

With the best play, every royal flush is played with all three bets up. Three cards of a royal always ride on bet 1, and four of them are four to a flush, which always rides on bet 2. So a royal with $100 per spot pays $300,000.

The threshold at 10s

A pair of 10s, jacks, queens, kings or aces pays even money. A pair of 9s or lower loses, the same as no pair. That is why a low pair on your first three cards gets pulled back, and why 10s and higher matter so much in the strategy.

Other pay tables

The table above is the standard one. A casino can post a different table, so it is worth reading the sign at any table. Optional side bets, like the 3 Card Bonus, have their own tables. Our table deals the main game only.

How "to 1" works

"11 to 1" means you win eleven times your bet and keep the bet. A full house with $200 up comes back as $2,400: $2,200 won plus your $200.

What it adds up to

Over many hands, the pay table and your pull-backs together give the house an edge of 3.51% of one bet with the best strategy. Let It Ride odds.

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Questions

What does a royal flush pay in Let It Ride?

1,000 to 1 on every bet still up. With the best play a royal always has all three bets up, so $100 per spot wins $300,000.

What is the minimum winning hand in Let It Ride?

A pair of 10s. A pair of 10s through aces pays 1 to 1. Lower pairs lose.

What does a flush pay in Let It Ride?

8 to 1 on every bet still up. A straight pays 5 to 1 and a full house 11 to 1.

Are all three bets paid the same in Let It Ride?

Yes. Every bet still up, bet 1, bet 2 and the $ bet, is paid at the same odds on your final hand.

What does two pair pay in Let It Ride?

2 to 1 on every bet still up, whatever the ranks of the pairs.

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