To recap, you have two independent decisions to make in Let it Ride. After inspecting your initial three cards you must decide to let your # 1 bet ride or to take it down. After seeing the fourth community card you must make the same decision for the #2 bet. You can let the #.1 bet ride and take down the #2 bet, or vice versa. Or you can let both bets ride or take them down. You are not permitted on your second decision to change your #1 bet. If it was pulled down it stays down, and if you let it ride it must continue to ride. You have no decision to make on the dollar sign bet. This bet always rides, allowing the casino at least one opportunity to win your money!

After all players have made their decisions on the #2 bet, the dealer will then expose the second community card and then inspect each player's five-card hands (consisting of the initial three cards and the two community cards). If the five-card poker hand doesn't contain at least a pair of tens or higher, you lose the bet in the dollar sign spot plus any bets that you let ride in the #1 or #2 spots. In the event that you hold a pair of tens or higher, you win the amount listed in the payoff schedule depending on the rank of the poker hand. The $ spot plus any bet that you let ride will receive the listed payoff. For example, if you bet $5 on each spot and let the #1 and #2 bets ride, and you end up with a five-card straight, each of your $5 bets would be paid $40 (eight to one payoff). That's a total win of $120 for the initial $15 bet. If you get real lucky and are dealt a royal flush with all bets riding, you win $15,000 for your initial $15 investment!