Deal Page #2
this for a living, man.
You think so?
Nice playing in there.
Hey, thanks, man,
I appreciate it.
What do you think, Tommy?
I think he could've
done a lot better.
Talking about me?
Well, if I saw you bluffing,
then everybody at your
table saw you bluffing.
What are you talking about?
I flopped a set.
You missed your flush.
Maybe you should
get your eyes checked.
Maybe I should.
Listen, you know, you got a
hell of a lot of potential,
so if you ever want to sit down
and talk about cards sometime...
Hey, hey... All right,
look, I think he's okay.
You could do a whole lot worse.
Hey, all right, all right.
Tommy Vinson.
What's that dude
talking about, man?
I don't know, maybe he's
drunk or something.
Did you really flop a set?
No, I missed my flush.
Oh, I had a feeling
you'd show up.
What? No, no.
I'm just here to
play cards, man.
No, just give me five minutes.
See the guy over there
with the red hat?
What about him?
What kind of hand do
you think he's got?
Good? Bad?
Good.
Wrong. Okay.
He's got a bad hand.
You know how I know?
How do you know?
When he has a bad hand, he lightly
scratches his face, like this.
He's done it every time.
It's a tell. Watch.
Well, didn't it rain
my children
Like that.
Didn't it didn't it didn't it
Oh, lucky guess.
Okay.
Pick someone,
anybody at the table.
How about this guy right here?
Didn't it rain
I say he's got a good hand.
Ace, king, maybe?
No. Ace, queen.
Damn. You should
be playing these guys.
I don't play anymore.
Hey, can you give me
that napkin, please?
It's a nice accent.
What is that, German?
No, it's Russian.
Oh.
You must drink a lot of vodka.
(WOMAN SCOFFING)
Boy, I hope you're better with
cards than you are with women.
Believe me, I am.
You know, I won $22,000 in
Razor.
She just... Oh, man.
Cut you to ribbons.
You saw that?
Yeah.
Come on, man, I had bad cards.
It's not the cards.
You don't play the cards.
You play the player.
What do you have in mind?
Million-dollar payouts.
I'll cover the buy-ins and we'll
split 50-50, right down the middle.
What's the catch?
No catch. You just gotta win.
And you gotta listen to me.
Every word.
Why should I do that?
Because by the time you're
25, you'll be set for life.
Are you set for life?
I could've been if I'd had
someone to listen to.
(KNOCKING AT DOOR)
Hey. ALEX:
Hey.You found it, huh? Yeah.
Nice place. Right.
(CHUCKLING NERVOUSLY)
Would you like
something cold to drink?
You want a Coke,
soft drink, a beer?
Beer, yeah, I'll take a beer.
Okay.
(CHUCKLING)
Is this you?
Yeah, can you believe it?
'79 Reno Poker Final.
What's this?
(CHUCKLING) Oh...
My wife set that up there.
That's the hand I had
when I beat Doyle Brunson.
ALEX:
Oh, my God.You beat Doyle Brunson
in the World Championships?
Well, they didn't call it World
Championships then, but...
Sh*t!
Yeah, it was just
called the game.
Now it's, you know,
multi-million dollar pots
and diamond bracelets.
So you never won
a championship, then?
I...
I was in the top ten.
I was doing great.
For five years,
I was kicking ass.
And then I...
I lost my confidence, you know,
and losing a lot of games...
I started borrowing
a lot of money
from my friends, family.
Kept on playing.
Then I hit the wall.
I mean, I hit...
I lost everything.
I almost lost my wife.
She told me if I quit,
she'd stay.
So...
I quit. I haven't...
I haven't played a game
of cards in 20 years.
Twenty years? You haven't
played poker in 20 years?
Not even a home game.
Oh, my God.
Do you miss it?
Not as much as I'd miss her.
Look, man, if I... You know,
if we're gonna do this
thing, I don't know...
Should we sign something or...
What do you say
we just trust each other?
All right.
All right.
ANNOUNCER:
Second hand underway...
ALEX:
Are you sure your wife'snot gonna come home and kill us?
TOMMY:
Don't worry, she won'tbe home until tomorrow night.
Focus. Gus Hansen,
what's he doing?
I don't know.
He's betting too quick?
He knows what he's holding.
Believe me, these guys know
exactly what they got.
It's a false tell.
All right. I think I got it.
Let's go try it out. We've
been doing this for days.
Come on, we've been
through 100 tapes.
You think you're ready?
Tommy, please.
Come on, you want
me to be the student,
let me learn the way I do best.
Commerce Casino's
just 20 minutes away.
If we're gonna do this,
let's do it right.
(MONEY HONEY PLAYING)
BARRY:
Are you calling that?Oh, man.
BARRY:
Well, look who it is.Gosh. Hey, long time.
How you doing, Barry?
Is that your kid?
That's my kid.
BARRY:
Well, have a seat.All right.
Yo, son, you sure
you can handle this?
We'll see.
DIAMOND:
The raise.PLAYER 1:
Call.DIAMOND:
Five hundred.PLAYER 2:
Nah. I'm folding.PLAYER 1:
Up five. ALEX: Fold.DIAMOND:
I'm good.PLAYER 1:
All right, I call.BARRY:
There we go.He's up 38?
PLAYER 1:
All in.I'm all in.
DIAMOND:
I fold.A little different than playing
on the Internet, huh, son?
DIAMOND:
I'll take you down, yo.What do you say we
take a little break?
Look, I just got bad cards.
I'll be fine.
Come on, Tommy, let ATM stay.
BARRY:
Yeah.Come on.
DEALER:
All right, bet's to you.BARRY:
Yeah, all right.What? What are you
talking about?
Every time you get a bad hand,
you bite your lower lip.
No, I don't.
Oh, sh*t, let's get out of here.
Wait.
Come on, give me one more second.
Look, if I see it,
everybody at the table sees it.
Look, you brought me here to learn.
Just give me one more chance.
Here you come draggin' in
Three a.m. again
Grinnin' that silly grin
Smellin' just like sin
Holdin' up that alibi
I'm all in.
Diggin' down deeper and deeper
In that hole you're already in
If you can't lie no better
If you can't lie no better
Hey, ATM, what do you think
I ought to buy next?
A BMW?
Or a Benzo?
I like Beemers, myself.
BARRY:
Look,the kid made a straight,
(CHUCKLING)
I did pretty good, right?
Yeah, you did good.
Then I did good?
You didn't like the lip?
These guys got long memories.
Next time you play them, you're gonna
have to change it up a little bit.
When was the last time
you got laid?
What? When was your last time?
I'm doing fine in that
department, thank you.
Oh, okay.
Why do you care, anyway?
Well, young guy, testosterone
popping out of every pore.
taking a run at everything.
I want you to be happy,
you know.
I don't know, I just...
For whatever reason, I'm
kind of awkward with girls.
I just wish they'd come up to me.
It'd be a whole lot easier.
You know, some of these skills
you're learning at the table,
you know, people skills,
watching, observing, listening,
it'll come in handy for you if you
just apply them in other areas.
Like that tall drink
of water over there.
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