Table Games Let it ride in vegas?

i was an AC last week at Ballys. The one craps table was full so I wandered around to kill time. Found an empty Let It Ride table with a friendly looking dealer so I bought in for $100. She showed me the ropes and I played. I lost 6 straight hands ( pulling back what I could). Finally put my last five $5 chips out ( including the bonus). Was dealt AA2. Dealer turns over A and another A! Gives me a cool win of just under $2000!

Is this a common game in Vegas? - not sure I ever remember seeing it but really never paid much attention. ( Will be in Vegas in July at Flamingo). Might try it again.

 

It’s not as common as it once was being eclipsed by many of the newer table games. I played it last year at Bally’s and Harrahs on the strip and once downtown but I forget where. Just look around you’ll find it and good luck !

 

I saw it at Fremont and MSS in April.

 

Not up to the minute but as of this spring was seen at Harrah’s, Paris, PH, Linq on the strip

 

PH has two tables for sure.
Aria has one table.
Bellagio has one table.
Paris has a least one table.
Caesars has a table.
Wynn has a table.

Played them all the last week of April.

 

Thanks all. Looking forward to it. I mostly play craps but look for a diversion occasionally.

 

Not at South Point

 

Very first time I played it was at TI around 2010 or so and I hit a Full House for $900. I have never won a penny since.

 

Maybe I will quit while I am ahead

Who am I kidding...

 

I would.

 

Yeah but

I go to Vegas (or AC) to gamble. I’ll be at the Flamingo for 7 nights. If I win day one, should I put it in my pocket and sit by the pool for 6 days? That’s no fun.

For me the strategy is to stick pretty much to my budget each day, regardless of what I have done prior days. If my gaming budget is $500 a day and I win $2000 on day one, I might allow my budget to creep up an extra $100 a couple of days, but not much. More likely to upgrade my dinner choices or maybe an extra trip to the spa.

 

Most casinos have 1-2 Let it ride tables.
I find that the table is usually very full and the dealers at multiple tables have nicknamed the game "Let it Die"
I usually play Let it Ride or High Card Flush when I play table games.

 

1-2 let it ride???

 

I have played 2 sessions of this game at Planet Hollywood this February; they had two tables at that time.

 

The biggest mistake people make on this game is buying in for $100, might as well get up and throw those chips into the nearest garbage can. If you are playing $10's, you've gotta buy in for $400 to $500 and be patient. The second biggest mistake is not letting it ride with a low pair.

Me and my normal Vegas crew play this game a ton, if you can pick the right seat you can make some cash. Was +$6k this past trip playing $20 on the three card bonus and $15 below. Couple of good streaks of no brainers, a 4OAK, a few full houses, and multiple three card bonus straight flushes.

 

Interesting.

I was at a $5 table so it was $25 per hand. For 6 ( maybe 7 or 8) hands i lost the bonus bet and one $5 on the main hand. I might have won something small on the three card. I do know i had $25 left when I played my winning hand. As I mentioned I was waiting for a spot to open at the craps table and this table was nearby.

I don’t see me ever buying in for $400 or $500, even at a $10 table. Maybe $200 if I really fewl like playing a bit.

 

I had moderate success playing at a $5 table at Binions I think around 2010. Are these extra side bets new? I've only ever played with the standard three bets and a $1 bonus bet.

 

He meant 1 or 2 tables per casino, the minimum bet will all always be $5 or more.

Unless you want to play these machines at NYNY...

 

I may have to visit NYNY and play this game. I enjoy a little time on unique machines that are hard to find. Now if I could find some double down stud machines again that would be a blast.

 

It is a game where you bleed money slowly but a good hit can overcome that at any time. Truly a gamble but you must play the bonuses.