the movie Rounders

[TontoKowalski]

There's a lot of things to break down in this movie, but 2 stand out to me. to be honest, one was told to me and the other I came up with on my own, though I'm sure otheres have thought of both.

1. its a dick move that will hunting or whatever his name is doesn't pay the teacher back anything in addition to the money he was loaned.

2. the way that will hunting plays the final hand reeks of he's got it. I mean if you make a big bet and someone says "i have to call or i wont forgive myself in the morning" you probably just fold your hand right there because a stupid line like that means they've got something nasty. not to mention the nonchalant way that damon says "check".

 

[yyz]

There's a lot of things to break down in this movie, but 2 stand out to me. to be honest, one was told to me and the other I came up with on my own, though I'm sure otheres have thought of both.

1. its a dick move that will hunting or whatever his name is doesn't pay the teacher back anything in addition to the money he was loaned.

I believe that was a move that an old Jew would have to appreciate, actually. It was probably well thought out.

 

[SIMON]

You're right - The juice on 10 Grand on the streets would be 20 points per week. At least he could have duked him $500.00. It's what I would have done.

The chicklet teeth kid played that hand like a puddy pop. But I'm assuming that Teddy KGB was already on tilt and couldn't see past his "I'll call you in the morning" hand.

You are correct on both.

 

[MadJack]

1. its a dick move that will hunting or whatever his name is doesn't pay the teacher back anything in addition to the money he was loaned.

he gave it to his GF in cash, in an envelope, when he saw her to tell her good bye. he asked her to give it to him.

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

he gave it to his GF in cash, in an envelope, when he saw her to tell her good bye. he asked her to give it to him.

no vig

 

[The Judge]

no vig

We'll never know how much or even what was in the envelope.

 

[BobbyBlueChip]

We'll never know how much or even what was in the envelope.

Unless the actor told us - which he did. He may have been lying, though.

We'll never know if he was lying about how much he put in the envelope.