Bet Size. A side from your bet size for the "l," "2," and "$" bet boxes, the two decisions you make in this game are whether to let the "1" and "2" bets ride. On the "1" bet, I recommend letting it ride only if your three cards contain a pair of tens or better (higher pair or three-of-a-kind) or if your three cards are of the same suit (the possibility of a flush) or are in sequence; for example, 6, 7, 8 (the possibility of a straight). Otherwise, take the "1" bet back. On your "2" bet, clearly you will let it ride if you opted to let the "1" bet ride with a pair of tens or better. With a three-card flush or three-card straight, let your "2" bet ride if that first common card improves your hand to a pair of 10s or better or to a four-card flush or four-card straight. Otherwise fold your hand and take back the "2" bet.