@@billyin4c514 Given the environment he's in and how much money he bet, everyone was thinking .. "If you lose, you're going to die." Why? Because unless he won the lottery, he would NEVER be able to pay all that money back.
@Soldier4USA2005 You're inferring something that nobody else has the information to infer. Maybe the regulars, but all the other players/guests would be in the dark. It's L.A. and people have money, you can put your crystal ball away.
At that point, the house may refuse if they can't cover his next bet which would have been roughly 800k being bet on black for a potential 1.6m payout.
Not sure how people miss it when it's spelled out. If he can't pay Mr lee, he's dead. If he can't pay Frank he's dead. He can't pay both therefore he enters the scene already dead. If it lands on red he's still dead his situation is unchanged. Because of this there is no risk for Jim and as such he's gambled nothing.
@@ellerellerek52 Some people thought his character was not as likeable and they believe its due to Mark's "poor" acting. They also say that movie is carried only by its direction which of course I disagree with
@Tweed Penguin he knows you know what loco means but he was saying the number 22 stands for “el loco” and he’s damn right. I was born on the 22nd day of August.
@@nardinit Just serving as an example that there are people in this world who dont waste their time or money gambling. Maybe not exactly a most mannerly or respectful example. But oh well :P
I think what people don’t realize with this scene is that Jim really isn’t a gambler. He’s someone who has been given everything in life to the point he’s never had to work for anything, sacrifice, work hard, etc. He hasn’t experienced the emotions that come along with that, the highs, the lows, the tribulations. He’s not gambling for the money, he’s gambling for the feeling that comes along with it at this high of stakes. He wants to feel something. It’s no different than people who climb K2 or Mt. Everest with no oxygen, they want to test death and feel what it’s like to be that close to death and to cheat it. Death was standing right behind Jim’s two shoulders and he cheated death.. that must be one hell of a feeling.
No, what he wanted was to risk the possibility of death so that it would have no control over him, it's symbolically breaking the restraint and anxiety from the fear of death. And he had not been given everything because he earned his job as a professor.
Exactly! I do this every time I eat Taco Bell, and put extra Fire sauce on my burritos. Sometimes, I cheat death. Other times, I look death right in the face... or toilet. It's a spiritual experience.
@@seanscott7070 dear all that is unholy. You play with death like it's a child. Your acts are incredibly brave or you play with your soul. Seancott7070, I respect you for your bravery but your dancing with death. I will pray for you. Good day, sir!
They wouldn't kill him if he lost, then they'd never get their money. They'd just beat him up and threaten him and try to persuade him to get family/friends to cover the debt.
Goodman's character was obviously relieved that Wahlberg's bet hit. Recovering his money is the obvious reason, but he didn't want to have to make good on the threats against Wahlberg. You've got to love nuanced characters like that.
That's why his ending line is kind of true-- when they staked him so much money, they knew he couldn't pay it back unless he won at gambling. Goodman's character was gambling by proxy.
@@johnnyfiv3 even criminals can be human and generally don’t want to be evil. Some of them are not human and well it’s best left to not talk about handling them.
This is one of my favorite movies. Absolutely phenomenal and under appropriated. He gets one last gambling high, risking his life in a quite literal sense, just to pay off an impossible debt. And when it’s all over, and he has the chance to get a few extra bucks and gamble all again, he proves he isn’t one truly. At least anymore.
"I am not actually a gambler" He implies that the loan sharks gamble upon if people can pay them back, and what amount of money that they can earn. The plot is amazing, but sadly the writing is mediocre at its best.
I rather took this as a bit of a metaphor for Russian roulette. Gambling with his life. The whole suicidal theme. But then... click. The chamber is empty. He "wins", but it's more like he survives. He gets a new life, and he decides in this life he's not a gambler anymore.
Had a friend in college who paid his own rent and made minimum wage and was part time.. He was a gambling addict and eventually ended up being short on rent in which he had to come up with the money by the next day. Played blackjack and put big side bets ($15 on each side bet). He walked in with about $400 and spiked a 270x win with 3 of a kind suited on his last $100. Needless to say he was blessed that day.
@@amazingabby25 it does not happen all the time, he is talking about a guy who sold literally every he owned except the clothes on his back and then put it all on a roulette wheel, one bet, that has not happen alot of times, people might have lost everything over a period of time but this was a regular working guy who put it all on the line for one spin.
When I see Kent Avenido all I can think of is his performance in Glee When he says he can't fold sheets because he's dyslexic And when he's in the Acafellas 🤣🤣🤣
I dont agree, Gandolfini played to much of a sinister roles in his career, except for a few romance carchters, I dont think he would have been able to capture a carachter that is sinister but have rightly placed morals aswell. His work as Tony Soprano comes to mind right away, which is not something that would have worked in this film.
I have the same high and adrenaline rush every time I eat Taco Bell, and put extra Fire Sauce on my burritos. Sometimes, I cheat death. Other times, I look death right in the face... or toilet. It's a spiritual experience.
I love this movie. I've never been a gambler but admired those who have the balls to say F it and go for black. I had to work hard for every penny. Wasn't brave enough to put the security of those pennies in another man's dealing hands.
- would they though? isn't like a huge thing in organized crime (at least outside of say barbarian mexican cartels or the like) that you don't go after peoples families. stuff like that i heard gets you marked in prison for death or constant beatings.
@Zach Ball that does make more sense. It's fun to imagine them as having that whole Omerta code of conduct though. I guess that kinda thing can only last if everyone is on board. if your rivals go low, you gotta go lower kind of thing.
@Zach Ball very true, in some circumstances there are codes but they more to specific families towards other made members. Ie disrespecting another made man can make you disappear really quickly, but towards outsiders there are no codes
@Zach Ball That is a wildly inaccurate statement. You'd be hard-pressed to find ANY examples of what you described - nevermind a sample big enough to show an actual trend.
@Zach Ball No, man. You said "mafia...targets families instead of the target". That is clearly incorrect. *Obviously* nobody is arguing that Cosa Nostra members break rules - you're just entertaining yourself with a strawman argument on that one. I'm saying you picked the wrong criminal organization to attach that family-targeting claim to, which you did by using the word "mafia". That kind of behavior would routinely (but not invariably) bring about deadly discipline in the mafia. Anyway, the burden of proof *always* lies with the claimant, so that "go look at..." nonsense is worth about as much as your strawman. Attach proof, amend your claims, or just be quiet. 👍
In real life, it lands on 0 or 00. He didn’t insure himself with money on one of those. Gets his throat cut in the alley and tossed in a garbage truck. 😂😂
The red bag. The gambler in this movie had to have been ready to bet it all on red only to change his mind last second. Red is known as a lucky color and having to carry the red bag as well as having something red in your line of sight would've helped him mentally prepare for the final bet to be on red. His irratic decision to bet everything on black last minute portrays his insanity and will to chase the big and final loss which inevitably means the man taking his own life. Most people chase victory in order to win but a true degen gambler knows no one could ever lose gambling when playing with an endless supply of money. Although the gambler in the movie is not in any financial position to risk so much money, he was only able to walk away with a win by increasing his bet and playing like a maniac. But then again, everyone playing roulette bets on black.
i've bet more than this guy before, 700 million dollar bet. I won. but i lost 100 and 350 before that so it wasnt all profit. and obviously it wasnt my money. but it was my neck on the line
Hilarious. Even an underground casino they'd be like "ugh, nice try Marky Mark. Limit is such and such." I also love how Whalberg's facial expressions are very different from other movies he's been in. Very different.
The martingale method is limited by money and a string of losses could bankrupt someone. But say they do have an excessive amount of money to keep doubling down the martingale strategy could pay off whether it be sooner or later.
I’ve watched this type of thing occur in real life at a high stakes roulette table. It wasn’t quite as much money, but it was still a lot. Dude lost everything, but it was pretty cool to watch.
I love the intensity of how everyone in the room knows he's basically laying his life on the line with that kind of cash and a beaten up face.
I'm sorry to contradict you, but no they don't, they're just shocked by the amount of money.
@@billyin4c514 Given the environment he's in and how much money he bet, everyone was thinking .. "If you lose, you're going to die."
Why? Because unless he won the lottery, he would NEVER be able to pay all that money back.
Sorry to contradict you, but he’s right. You’re wrong.
Sorry to contradict you,but he's wrong . You're right.
@Soldier4USA2005 You're inferring something that nobody else has the information to infer. Maybe the regulars, but all the other players/guests would be in the dark. It's L.A. and people have money, you can put your crystal ball away.
He's right, he's not a gambler, he's an addict. Very well shot scene, the look on Goodman's face, oh man...!
One of mark wahlbergs best performances
Mmmmm it’s good…, but boogie nights.
the roulette wheel was great too
>Every breathes a sigh of relief
"Double down. All on black again."
]:
At that point, the house may refuse if they can't cover his next bet which would have been roughly 800k being bet on black for a potential 1.6m payout.
LET IT RIDE!
lol, that's what happened in south park in the native casino episode
😂😂😂😂😂💀
I was fully expecting that to happen
"i'm not actually a gambler"
"forgot my bag. it's red."
😂
Bets life on a coin toss:
"I'm not actually a gambler."
Not a Coin toss. The zero is neither black nor red, so the chances aren‘t 50/50
@@jurgenweimann3627 you're taking the statement to serious it's just a figure of speech, Mr mathematician.
@@Tyronebigggums i know 😉
@@Tyronebigggums too
Not sure how people miss it when it's spelled out.
If he can't pay Mr lee, he's dead.
If he can't pay Frank he's dead.
He can't pay both therefore he enters the scene already dead.
If it lands on red he's still dead his situation is unchanged.
Because of this there is no risk for Jim and as such he's gambled nothing.
I love that you can hear his breath while the roulette spins... as tough of a guy he is, he knows his life is at the mercy of that ball...
Imagine you're the guy next to him and you had just put $20 on red.
😂😂😂😂
As a gambler respect you take your bet out.
@@blowc1612 explain
Just imagine that bullshit lol jk once I lose 20$ I'm done for the day...
This happens all the time lol
I still love this movie despite the critics. This, the running scene, and John Goodman makes this movie awesome
What are the critics saying?
@@ellerellerek52 Some people thought his character was not as likeable and they believe its due to Mark's "poor" acting. They also say that movie is carried only by its direction which of course I disagree with
@@zyonhenderson67 I disagree with the critics, they are biased anyway
John Goodman was awesome in this movie....
@@deputyduffy agree
the way he is not looking at it. I would not be able to either lmao.
That nod while eating is true gangster fashion right there
Fun fact: In Argentina, where I am from, the number 22 stands "el loco", which means "the crazy man".
@Tweed Penguin he knows you know what loco means but he was saying the number 22 stands for “el loco” and he’s damn right. I was born on the 22nd day of August.
How bad are the herpes in Argentina?
@@joseywales4638 they are 22 lol
@@pjganley I was born on the 11th so I'm half crazy
@@charlesd1310 haha fair enough! Hey you got eleven more days to make up for it :)
Fun fact: he only left because he needed a fresh new pair of underwear
Blebleblebleblr
"I'm not actually a gambler"
JUST WHAT THE GAMBLER WOULD SAY
My mum. 😞
Well I'm actually not a gambler.
Haven't bet a cent on anything.
Never will.
@@davecrupel2817cool story bro, completely random and completely besides the point since nobody is talking about you...
@@nardinit Just serving as an example that there are people in this world who dont waste their time or money gambling.
Maybe not exactly a most mannerly or respectful example. But oh well :P
@@davecrupel2817 no one cares if you dont gamble, if someone wants to bet 10 on the footy why look down
I think what people don’t realize with this scene is that Jim really isn’t a gambler. He’s someone who has been given everything in life to the point he’s never had to work for anything, sacrifice, work hard, etc. He hasn’t experienced the emotions that come along with that, the highs, the lows, the tribulations. He’s not gambling for the money, he’s gambling for the feeling that comes along with it at this high of stakes. He wants to feel something.
It’s no different than people who climb K2 or Mt. Everest with no oxygen, they want to test death and feel what it’s like to be that close to death and to cheat it.
Death was standing right behind Jim’s two shoulders and he cheated death.. that must be one hell of a feeling.
Patrick. Incredible description. I love movies and they are my favorite works of art.
No, what he wanted was to risk the possibility of death so that it would have no control over him, it's symbolically breaking the restraint and anxiety from the fear of death.
And he had not been given everything because he earned his job as a professor.
Exactly! I do this every time I eat Taco Bell, and put extra Fire sauce on my burritos. Sometimes, I cheat death. Other times, I look death right in the face... or toilet. It's a spiritual experience.
@@ErwinSchrodinger64I used to be a 6 packet per taco guy. 9 or 10 tacos, ergo I feel, or rather felt your pain..
@@seanscott7070 dear all that is unholy. You play with death like it's a child. Your acts are incredibly brave or you play with your soul. Seancott7070, I respect you for your bravery but your dancing with death. I will pray for you. Good day, sir!
Wesley Snipes is somewhere saying I told y’all “alway bet on black”. Lol
Lmao. Thank you for this
Shut up
@@DzBeanz Shut up
@@harveygaming3277 Wow, it takes a peak level of insecurity to make the same comment twice LOL...
Another Under-rated film.
I love how his eyes bulge at the gravity of his choice. He is literally staring death in the face on a less than 50/50 bet
48% because theres a green slot
@@yxvlogs69
48 sounds like less than 50.....
They wouldn't kill him if he lost, then they'd never get their money. They'd just beat him up and threaten him and try to persuade him to get family/friends to cover the debt.
Goodman's character was obviously relieved that Wahlberg's bet hit. Recovering his money is the obvious reason, but he didn't want to have to make good on the threats against Wahlberg. You've got to love nuanced characters like that.
That's why his ending line is kind of true-- when they staked him so much money, they knew he couldn't pay it back unless he won at gambling. Goodman's character was gambling by proxy.
Yeah because he rather get the money than not have the money and then still gotta commit murder.
Goodman made it clear he could collect from his family when he lent it
@@johnnyfiv3 Of course he could have. Weakness by a loan shark is not a desirable trait. But he was much happier just recovering his money.
@@johnnyfiv3
even criminals can be human and generally don’t want to be evil. Some of them are not human and well it’s best left to not talk about handling them.
This is one of my favorite movies. Absolutely phenomenal and under appropriated.
He gets one last gambling high, risking his life in a quite literal sense, just to pay off an impossible debt. And when it’s all over, and he has the chance to get a few extra bucks and gamble all again, he proves he isn’t one truly. At least anymore.
"I am not actually a gambler" He implies that the loan sharks gamble upon if people can pay them back, and what amount of money that they can earn.
The plot is amazing, but sadly the writing is mediocre at its best.
Not really. It's actually pretty forgettable.
@@Joshmo1234 what was?
I rather took this as a bit of a metaphor for Russian roulette. Gambling with his life. The whole suicidal theme. But then... click. The chamber is empty. He "wins", but it's more like he survives. He gets a new life, and he decides in this life he's not a gambler anymore.
everyone gambles. but the moral is to know when to stop.
This scene is insane
Between this movie and Uncut Gems, I've never had so much trouble remembering to breath.
"I'm not actually a gambler."
thats what i say before i put on my multi haha
this whole movie is a metaphor for how housing investors operate, theyre not gambling their own money, just the banks.
Literaly
And that night the underground dealer was killed 😂
That's why he stared back at Walberg 😂
That little roulette ball decided if Jim should continue to live or not.
Had a friend in college who paid his own rent and made minimum wage and was part time.. He was a gambling addict and eventually ended up being short on rent in which he had to come up with the money by the next day. Played blackjack and put big side bets ($15 on each side bet). He walked in with about $400 and spiked a 270x win with 3 of a kind suited on his last $100. Needless to say he was blessed that day.
How much he hit 108k?
@@MorebandzT his 15 side bet hit for 4k
That actually happened in Vegas years ago...one million in cash = all on black and the guy won.
Article?
The guy from UK who brought his entire life savings over? Or was that another guy.
It happens all the time, I play poker with guYs who do 20k a hand at baccarat
@@amazingabby25 there's guys who flat bet 10x that on baccarat.
@@amazingabby25 it does not happen all the time, he is talking about a guy who sold literally every he owned except the clothes on his back and then put it all on a roulette wheel, one bet, that has not happen alot of times, people might have lost everything over a period of time but this was a regular working guy who put it all on the line for one spin.
At that point, he betted his entire bloodline.
Whoever did the sound effects deserves an award
I was thinking the same damm thing.
This is the intensity you feel when going to the Dr's office after having biopsy results come back. It's as real as it gets.
Lol what
@@joegreen8248 50/50 chance of cancer.
Sometimes when im feeling saucy, i take an ambien and a laxative before bed.
When I see Kent Avenido all I can think of is his performance in Glee
When he says he can't fold sheets because he's dyslexic
And when he's in the Acafellas 🤣🤣🤣
James gandofini would have been great in John Goodman's role, no mistake Goodman is unstoppable
um no. just no.
Goodman is using his heart blockage to the advantage in his demeanors and in this movie
I dont agree, Gandolfini played to much of a sinister roles in his career, except for a few romance carchters, I dont think he would have been able to capture a carachter that is sinister but have rightly placed morals aswell.
His work as Tony Soprano comes to mind right away, which is not something that would have worked in this film.
"Its not cus you ugly, you just dont own an underground betting parlor"
- The Mirror
John Goodman looks great with a bald head
Very true
@@brandondavenport6147 I LIKED YOUR COMMENT
Goodman was epic in this, he plays such a good villain
Mlm
i always thought the ?/10 were ratings for how good the scenes were.
for 3 years
kinda slow aren't ya?
ahahahaha
Lol nice
it's a 10/10 scene, so yeah. nvm this dan smith character, he's out of line.
None of you are truly degens if you think it's 50/50 on a roulette table
LOL, Hearing that. That little green 0 makes a huge bloody difference, if you live the life...
@@RogueBoyScout And some places the 00 green
I have the same high and adrenaline rush every time I eat Taco Bell, and put extra Fire Sauce on my burritos. Sometimes, I cheat death. Other times, I look death right in the face... or toilet. It's a spiritual experience.
Sounds like ya have a weak stomach. I lived on Fire sauce in my 20's. It's not even that hot.
Donny you're out of your element!
I love this movie. I've never been a gambler but admired those who have the balls to say F it and go for black. I had to work hard for every penny. Wasn't brave enough to put the security of those pennies in another man's dealing hands.
It’s not bravery, it’s stupidity
This is what sliker saw himself doing in his head not realizing this is a movie.
lotta people saying he bet his life but at that level they wouldnt kill just him but everyone in his bloodline
- would they though? isn't like a huge thing in organized crime (at least outside of say barbarian mexican cartels or the like) that you don't go after peoples families. stuff like that i heard gets you marked in prison for death or constant beatings.
@Zach Ball that does make more sense. It's fun to imagine them as having that whole Omerta code of conduct though. I guess that kinda thing can only last if everyone is on board. if your rivals go low, you gotta go lower kind of thing.
@Zach Ball very true, in some circumstances there are codes but they more to specific families towards other made members. Ie disrespecting another made man can make you disappear really quickly, but towards outsiders there are no codes
@Zach Ball That is a wildly inaccurate statement.
You'd be hard-pressed to find ANY examples of what you described - nevermind a sample big enough to show an actual trend.
@Zach Ball No, man.
You said "mafia...targets families instead of the target". That is clearly incorrect.
*Obviously* nobody is arguing that Cosa Nostra members break rules - you're just entertaining yourself with a strawman argument on that one. I'm saying you picked the wrong criminal organization to attach that family-targeting claim to, which you did by using the word "mafia". That kind of behavior would routinely (but not invariably) bring about deadly discipline in the mafia.
Anyway, the burden of proof *always* lies with the claimant, so that "go look at..." nonsense is worth about as much as your strawman.
Attach proof, amend your claims, or just be quiet. 👍
In real life, it lands on 0 or 00. He didn’t insure himself with money on one of those. Gets his throat cut in the alley and tossed in a garbage truck.
😂😂
One of mark wahlbergs greatest acting roles 👍😊
Takes money out. Everyone stops eating their ramen.
Everything seems realistic until the end where he says, "I'm not actually a gambler"
The red bag. The gambler in this movie had to have been ready to bet it all on red only to change his mind last second. Red is known as a lucky color and having to carry the red bag as well as having something red in your line of sight would've helped him mentally prepare for the final bet to be on red. His irratic decision to bet everything on black last minute portrays his insanity and will to chase the big and final loss which inevitably means the man taking his own life. Most people chase victory in order to win but a true degen gambler knows no one could ever lose gambling when playing with an endless supply of money. Although the gambler in the movie is not in any financial position to risk so much money, he was only able to walk away with a win by increasing his bet and playing like a maniac.
But then again, everyone playing roulette bets on black.
You never quit while your up he was about to go on a heater what a rookie
A very powerful scene indeed. His life and freedom on the line. Only to come out on top.
👍
Heart rate at 2:02 must have been 200 beats per minute.
They span the roulette wheel in the wrong direction to the ball lol
SNAKE EYE ! GREEN !
that is what this room is for
As a Korean, that casino owner taking the bet is not even close to being a Korean.
*"I was playing for Mr. Lee & that gentleman over there. I'm not actually a gambler"*
i've bet more than this guy before, 700 million dollar bet. I won. but i lost 100 and 350 before that so it wasnt all profit. and obviously it wasnt my money. but it was my neck on the line
@@nickclark18 And then you woke up 🤣😂
@@floydlove8513 Or the LSD wore off
@@nickclark18Monopoly money ?
Fun fact in real life he loses everything
Really? What's the real story in this?
@@brandonburkholder9421 fake. Don't believe him
You can't take the money off me
And neither can he now move...
"Ok, now I want to bet the whole lot on number 19"
Hilarious. Even an underground casino they'd be like "ugh, nice try Marky Mark. Limit is such and such." I also love how Whalberg's facial expressions are very different from other movies he's been in. Very different.
There are underground no limit spots where I have seen 15 million dollar bets
@@Ink30 You're like 12 years old, kid. You haven't even seen puberty yet.
I feel like in some underground casino they would have magnet balls that activate or something like that.
"Let it ride!" - Randy Marsh
Extended Cut: "On second thought, let it all ride on double-zero!"
Such a solid remake
Green 0
Thank you for playing sir
Wheel sounds like the board walk spinning wheel....broken bearings?
Finger dragging lol
Never ever seen or herd a roulette wheel like this in my life
This is the most intense thing of my life
Aside from the insanely unrealistic premise, I can’t handle how the Asian guy with an accent doesn’t know how to use chopsticks better than my father.
If you ain't seen this film i suggest you go and watch it
WHOS HERE FROM TIKTOK LMAO BECAUSE HE CUT THE SCENE OFF 🤣
ew tik tok
A gambler is not the same as an addict. A gambler gambles because he likes it, an addict plays because he is addicted.
You would get 0 if you tried this in real life. 😂
It’s funny when people do this at the casino with my minimum bet
Walburg playing hard core gambler made it look to easy when winning 👍
Wesley Snipes would be proud.
I got in a little deep one time flipping baseball cards in fifth grade. I flipped my way out of it and never flipped again...
He’s not a gambler, HES AN IRS AGENT!
He should have put it all on 22
Alright Bernard! We don't all have your watch.
Odds would be so low that he’d basically be giving free money if you put it on a number.
@@Who-Uhm-Cares I've picked so many straits. Computer roulette has algorithms. Sometimes I figure it out.and win thousands on one spin.
@@stefanosprokopis6974 oh bullshit if you truly had done that you'd be out spending that money not bragging on youtube to literal nobodies..
@@nickclark18 you can win and spend but in the end compulsive gamblers lose everything
Wesley Snipes said to always bet on black.
I know this is only a movie, But I would never put all my money on roulette it’s too tempting
What would you put it on if you had to?
@@drewpeterson9236 Weed futures. 😄
That makes no sense. You would never put it bc it's too tempting?
@@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupidstupid junky watch you overdose on weed I’ll be laughing
The mo'st emotion scenes ever ,,,great actor great FILm
'lands on red' he didn't learn nuthin
high stakes without a limit never happens because of the Martingale method. Otherwise you would just double up everytime until you win.
The martingale method is limited by money and a string of losses could bankrupt someone. But say they do have an excessive amount of money to keep doubling down the martingale strategy could pay off whether it be sooner or later.
@@jsheets2000 no, because the action taker always limits the maximum bet.
@@jsheets2000 and by the 6-7th times you’re at max for most places.
You don't want to own John Goodman money, you just don't...
If I have same chance to win back what I’ve lost, I will quit gambling. But the problem is, will I?
if i take nothing else away from this, i will remember, even though he was screwed, he laid it all on the line and went for it
That is a high like no other. I assure you.
Yeah and win or lose the feeling sucks
@@justthisguy1948 Winning doesn’t suck lmao it doesn’t matter how down you are any time you hit big it always feels insanely good.
@@drewpeterson9236until you keep chasing that feeling and then you dont even feel the wins anymore
The wheel is spinning the wrong way …should be spinning the opposite way of the ball
I’ll never understand the addiction to gambling. The small amount of wins never compares to the large amount of losses.
It’s because you want to recoup that money
Thats right he’s not a gambler, he’s an addict
One of my favorite movies man…
I’ve watched this type of thing occur in real life at a high stakes roulette table. It wasn’t quite as much money, but it was still a lot.
Dude lost everything, but it was pretty cool to watch.
I'm not actually a gambler 😂
"but i'm not a rapper"
It should have landed on red because that's how real life works
A real gambling addict would've let it ride.
The tension and sweat he's feeling is the same when I by $100 of stock on Robinhood
What is the most you ever lost in black jack?
...SIR???
No one thinks about the poor casino owner, he just lost HUGE.
In a deleted scene, it lands on green and they blow his brains out right at the table
First of all...
I'm not a gambler...
Fun fact, you can rig that game. So in reality it would’ve landed on red. But ya know Hollywood
what?
Gambling addicts don't gamble to win, they gamble to see how much they can win before losing it all.