The game of free ride
is easy to learn. Winning free ride hands are based on the standard
poker hands, with no wild cards. However, unlike blackjack and regular
poker, you don't play against the dealer or other players at the free
ride table. Instead, the value of your final free ride hand is
determined by a fixed payout schedule. Consequently, the bluffing and normal
playing strategies that are used in traditional poker games do not apply to free
ride.
When free ride begins,
you place an initial bet. Three cards are dealt to you, at which point you
must decide whether to add to your bet or pass. Either way another card is
dealt, and you have a final opportunity to bet or pass before the last free
ride card is dealt. Once all five cards are on the free ride
table your hand pays out according to its value:
Royal Flush: 1000 to 1
Straight flush: 200 to 1
Four of a kind: 50 to 1
Full house: 11 to 1
Flush: 8 to 1
Straight: 5 to 1
Three of a kind: 3 to 1
Two pair: 2 to 1
Pair of tens or higher: 1 to 1
Less than a pair of tens: Lose your bet
There is also a Progressive
coin slot that costs $1 to play in free ride. It produces a bonus
payout for good hands:
Royal Flush: %100 of Progressive jackpot
Straight flush: %10 of Progressive jackpot
Four of a kind: $250
Full house: $150
Flush: $100
NOTE: The maximum payout on
free
ride is $50,000 per hand
