Shade Page #7
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If the Dean would
do us the honor?
Sure, Max.
Texas hold 'em,
straight up.
Ante, gentlemen.
Call.
Ah, what the hell?
10 more.
I'll just take
one card, please.
I'm out.
I'm in
for a thousand.
20 more.
That's it for me.
Out.
- Well, Tony?
- Yeah, yeah.
Okay, heck yeah,
I'll call you.
Let's see what you
got there, buddy.
We got a big ouch.
Heck yeah. I guess you
won that one, too.
Oh, yeah.
Something says
five more.
Yeah, I'll raise you
another 5000.
My goodness, I'm getting
weak at the knees.
Let's see if I can
dig down and get the courage
to match that
hefty wager.
Stevens is going to go
for the kill on Tony d.
Why don't
we make it...
50,000?
That's 45,000 more.
What do you think?
Tony?
Yes, um...
I don't think
I have that much...
With me.
Really, Tony, it's not that complicated.
How much do you
think you have, Tony...
Anthony from Austin
or whatever...
In that little saddlebag
that you brought with you?
Well, let's see.
Mm-hmm.
I'm sure you got a few
more nuggets in that bag.
It appears I only have
25,000.
Now I could be cruel,
but you would think
badly of me
if I just
bought the pot.
So Tony,
since you flew in
and you look
like a nice guy,
I am going
to accept that bet.
So 25,000
it is to you.
I'm...
I'm awfully sorry.
What?
Oh, no.
Easy, easy,
cowboy.
Back off,
let's go.
Bad manners, Tony.
It appears
my evening has drawn
to an embarrassingly
dramatic close.
Gentlemen...
Ma'am.
Good night, Tony.
Hundred thousand.
I'm out.
All in.
I'll call.
Trip 10s.
- Sweet.
- As pie.
But I've
got the nuts.
- Ace high.
- Son of a b*tch!
Some luck.
So much for
my lucky hat.
Well, gentlemen,
that's all for me.
I think I'll
call it a night as well.
Gentlemen.
Very impressive, kid.
And then
there was three.
My lucky number.
How about five-card stud
from here on out?
Music to my ears.
Yeah, that sounds quaint.
And how about
a break?
What, are you tired?
Just distracted,
Cleveland.
- Cincinnati.
- Sorry, same state.
Back in 20 minutes,
gentlemen.
Man, am I glad
you came by.
Like I said, I always
love to watch you play.
- I like that.
- How's it going?
I'm doing the obnoxious
bit with this kid.
Nothing seems to rattle him.
He's good.
He's just
very, very good.
As good as you?
Well, I didn't
say that.
Charlie, will you
fix me a drink?
- Mmm, are you okay?
- Yeah, I'm good.
You want me
to get you a drink?
Yeah,
I'd love a drink.
Keep your mind
on the f***in' game.
Do you "folly"?
Hey, count the chips
on the table.
- So how is he?
- He's really good.
I've double duped him a couple
of times and he won't bite.
- So what do you think?
- I don't know.
He's folded a few times
with bad hands.
It's like he's
reading my cards.
- So maybe he is.
- Marked cards? Come on.
The Dean's not going
to use paper in a real game.
That's just
for hustles and squares.
You don't use it
in fast company.
Maybe he doesn't
consider you fast company.
You know what?
Let's find out.
Come with me.
I don't see any edgework,
sandwork,
no shade or flash,
no block out or black line either.
It's clean.
- Son of a b*tch.
- What?
It's juice. The bastard
Juice deck?
Yeah, look.
It's a way of marking cards
so you can only read it when
your eyes are out of focus.
Try it.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
I've only heard
of juice decks.
- So what now?
- Now?
I think the Dean
is about to take a fall.
I think I'll quit
while I'm still behind.
I guess it's just
you and me, Cincinnati.
So romantic.
King speaks.
4,000.
I like round numbers.
Let's make it 10.
King agrees.
King says bet.
Make it 50.
King likes that.
Cowboy still
thinks big.
How's 100 grand sound?
Two.
Weekend player,
huh?
Last time I recall,
ladies beat Jacks.
If that's all I have.
Well, let's find out.
300,000.
Starting to feel
like a healthy pot.
500,000.
I'm all in.
I'm short...
50 grand.
- Really?
- Mmm.
Nothing ventured.
Nothing gained.
That's 3-0.
Here's 20 more.
It's good
to have friends.
You bet.
All the way.
I'm looking
for Mr. Hemingway.
I don't know any Hemingway.
Sorry.
Oh.
Now you listen to me,
you son of a b*tch,
I'll squeeze
your goddamn balls
till you sh*t
in your britches.
Now where's
the goddamn game?
So let's see what you've
got up your sleeve, kid.
- Wait.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- Come on.
- These are the guys.
- What?
- What is this?
That's Vernon,
Miller...
These are the guys who
took Jennings for 80 g.
I don't know you.
- Hey! Hey!
- Not so fast, slick.
- Put down your gun.
- You so much as move, your boss...
- Drop the gun!
- F*** you!
- You're Vernon?
- Malini, tell 'em to drop 'em.
- Drop it, sweetheart.
- F*** you, man!
- F*** you!
- Drop the f***ing gun!
- Put the gun down.
- Charlie, shut up!
- Put it down!
- You see what I'm f***ing doing?
- Be nice, lady.
- You're the Vernon from Kansas City?
What?
- Put it down now!
- F*** you!
Watch your language.
Yeah? Eat my sh*t,
a**hole.
Drop the f***ing
gun, b*tch!
- I heard a lot about you.
- Thanks.
- F*** you!
- Put down the gun.
Malini, tell him
to drop it!
- I hear you've been looking for me.
- Well...
- I guess you found me.
- Put it down!
Goddamn it,
Charlie!
Hello.
Yeah.
No, I don't know anything
about a f***ing ring.
Things okay at home,
are they, Charlie?
Who the f*** is this?
Sh*t.
Thank God,
it's the police.
- Who are you?
- Who am I?
- Who the f*** are you?
- Great timing, scarne.
- Another friend?
- You have no idea.
Max, why don't you
tell your boys to relax?
You can take care of him
after the game.
All right.
Now I'm guessing that you and your
friends are completely tapped out
and I can buy this pot
for say, $10.
Don't bet on it,
sweetheart.
Tiff.
Considering the circumstances,
I'll let it pass.
Let's see your card.
Do it, Vernon.
Yes.
Trip Jacks.
Hell of a hand, kid.
You surprised?
You could say that.
I guess I always knew
this day was gonna come.
It just ain't today.
Three ladies.
No, no, no.
That's not possible.
Anything is possible.
Tough break, kid.
- What does that mean, Charlie?
- We're f***ed.
What does that mean,
Charlie?
We're f***ed.
You're good, kid. Really,
you're very, very good.
But as long as I'm around, you're
always gonna be second best.
Jesus Christ.
What did you do?
Hey, you want to get that
thing away from me, please?
- You're making me nervous.
- You're making me nervous, too.
Not exactly a private
place for murder.
Put it away.
Jennings was
an idiot, anyway.
I would, however,
strongly suggest
the three of you
get out of the racket,
'cause if I see you again,
I won't see you again.
About my cut...
Forget it.
Forget about it.
You know, this almost
makes up for my leg.
See you around...
Pros.
Nice play, Dean.
- Here are your winnings.
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