Casino App – Ride it Out Poker for iPhone

Ride it Out Poker App for iPhone

Introduction

Ride it Out Poker for the iPhone is an interesting iPhone poker app, but it is not something that is really poker in the sense of people fighting each other over the felt for all of the chips. Instead, it has more in common with the casino version of the game. The casino version of poker is still poker however and that is why it deserves to be represented by at least one application within the iPhone group.

Play casino poker with competitive graphical quality

One thing that is definitely worth loving about Ride it Out Poker for the iPhone is the fact that you can get the game graphical quality with this game that you’d be able to get for the other poker apps for the iPhone that cover Texas Hold ‘Em. This game has very little in common with Texas Hold ‘Em, but its creators still felt it to be important enough that they gave it excellent graphical quality. That is a positive point that needs to be mentioned.

Play according to Caribbean Stud rules

The Caribbean Stud rules are actually the most common rules that are used for casino poker around the world. Ride it Out Poker is really no exception to this rule although the specific rule set used for this game could be called Let it Ride more than Caribbean Stud Poker.

Either way, the rules of this game state that you start with an ante and two bets on the table against the house. After the cards are dealt, you can decide to lose your ante by withdrawing from the hand or you can decide to raise one of the bets if you feel that your hand can beat what the dealer has. It is an excellent way to play the game and one that does have some strategy that you can use to reduce the edge that the house has over you in the game.

Final Score

Even though Ride it Out Poker is about casino poker against the house rather than Texas Hold ‘Em Poker against other players and therefore inherently unbeatable, you’re not playing for real money. This app is designed to be used as a time waster on the commute to school or work by public transit or when you’re waiting for the rest of your party to arrive. It performs that purpose well enough and that’s why we’ve given it a final score of 7 out of 10.