Master Let it Ride! Easy Gameplay Tips & Simulated Action - Learn to Play Now!

Welcome to the next learning experience in my casino series. In this video, I explain how to play Let it Ride. Based on a $5 minimum table, I show the sequence of play through easy-to-follow explanations and 20 hands of simulated real betting gameplay. Thank you for watching, and when you go to Vegas, if you're feeling lucky, LET IT RIDE!

[@flattlandermontgomery1524]

Thanks! I used to deal let it ride a zillion years ago, and I couldn't remember how it worked. I have to deal it again for the first time in ages in a few days and this was super helpful!!

[@StageTechMarine]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm so glad to hear that my video was able to help you remember how to deal Let it Ride. It's great to know that my content is making a difference and helping others. Best of luck with dealing Let it Ride again, you got this!

[@user-ne1vt5rf7g]

great video. very easy to comprehend.

[@StageTechMarine]

I greatly appreciate the positive comment. Thank you!

[@TheDharuma]

God info. Mahalo and Aloha

[@StageTechMarine]

Thank you for enjoying 😊

[@brianyalt2345]

Just played Let It Ride for the first time last weekend. I hate it because you're losing 95% of the time. And once in a while you might hit something. The best hand I got was 3 queens. I lost $75 in less than 2 hours.

[@edouardblondeau1035]

Hand #15 you didn’t win it was a pair of A’s that’s not 10 or better.

[@StageTechMarine]

Aces are higher than 10s. So yes, a pair of Aces wins.

[@yolovegas1499]

Damn… really? 😂😂

[@joewest2560]

Well, you're teaching the viewers how to play, and you don't even know how if the dealer gets any pair, it does not have to be 10. Jack, queen, king or ace if you have any small pair that makes 2 pair which is better than a pair of 10s

[@StageTechMarine]

Correct, any two pair wins!

[@StageTechMarine]

The rules they use in Las Vegas, it must be a pair on 10s or better to win. Any pair lower than 10s loses.

[@arrowbuchanan]

A pair of 10s , Jack's, Queens, Kings Or Aces will pay out 1:1 for every spot that has money on it (this includes the 3 card bonus) ONLY the 3 card bonus option will pay you 1:1 if you have a pair dealt of 9s or lesser value