James Bond 007 | EVERY CASINO SCENE COMPILATION
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2021
- 007 likes playing games. Especially Baccarat, Craps, Blackjack, and Poker.
Here's every time James Bond hangs out at the casino.
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Baccarat or baccara (/ˈbækəræt, bɑːkəˈrɑː/; French: [bakaʁa]) is a card game played at casinos. It is a comparing card game played between two hands, the "player" and the "banker". Each baccarat coup (round of play) has three possible outcomes: "player" (player has the higher score), "banker", and "tie". There are three popular variants of the game: punto banco (or "North American baccarat"), baccarat chemin de fer (or "chemmy"), and baccarat banque (or à deux tableaux). In punto banco, each player's moves are forced by the cards the player is dealt. In baccarat chemin de fer and baccarat banque, by contrast, both players can make choices. The winning odds are in favor of the bank, with a house edge no lower than around 1 percent.
The origins of the game are disputed, and some sources claim that it dates to the 19th century. Other sources claim that the game was introduced into France from Italy at the end of the 15th century by soldiers returning from the Franco-Italian War during the reign of Charles VIII.
Craps is a dice game in which players bet on the outcomes of a pair of dice. Players can wager money against each other (playing "street craps") or against a bank ("casino craps"). Because it requires little equipment, "street craps" can be played in informal settings. While shooting craps, players may use slang terminology to place bets and actions.
Blackjack (formerly Black Jack and Vingt-Un) is a casino banking game. The most widely played casino banking game in the world, it uses decks of 52 cards and descends from a global family of casino banking games known as Twenty-One. This family of card games also includes the British game of Pontoon and the European game, Vingt-et-Un. Blackjack players do not compete against each other. The game is a comparing card game where each player competes against the dealer.
Poker is a family of card games in which players wager over which hand is best according to that specific game's rules in ways similar to these rankings. While the earliest known form of the game was played with just 20 cards, today it is usually played with a standard deck, although countries where short packs are common, may play with 32, 40 or 48 cards. Thus poker games vary in deck configuration, the number of cards in play, the number dealt face up or face down, and the number shared by all players, but all have rules that involve one or more rounds of betting.
Poker has increased in popularity since the beginning of the 20th century and has gone from being primarily a recreational activity confined to small groups of enthusiasts to a widely popular activity, both for participants and spectators, including online, with many professional players and multimillion-dollar tournament prizes.
Am I the only one who thinks that the transition from Dr. No into Thunderball was top tier?
It's like he has a gambling problem and has come straight back in.
Love that little moment during the Baccarat game in GoldenEye when the dealer looks to his superior, who only has to glance to see that it's Bond playing and gives the okay.
"I wonder. Do you lose as graciously as you win, Mr. Bond?"
"I don't know. I've never lost."
The irony of *_OHMSS_* is that it is the purest love story of the entire Bond saga.. and is now seen in a much better light than in its time. Also, the late Diana Rigg claimed George Lazenby was difficult to work with.. yet their chemistry on screen was beyond believable.
Rigg was a seasoned professional , Lazenby was a male model.
@@garypautard1069, true.. but that doesn't change the fact
OHMSS, IMO, is one of the top tier Bonds. Rigg & Lazenby are dynamic together.
It’s only just occurred to me that Bond was already being sarcastic even in his 1st lines… She is asked her name and says “Trench, Sylvia Trench” and when Bond replies with his own name he mimics her introduction with “Bond, James Bond” 😎
Smooth and unsurpassed.
I liked "O'Tool...Plenty O'Tool". Bond: "Named for your father, I suppose?". Lol! Hilarious, and just risque enough for the times. What a class act.
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@@hajijohan3431 I believe the original film makers were stuck as to how to introduce him in the scene. Apparently, Sean Connery got a bit tipsy off-screen to deliver the line... Perhaps?
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The score with Goldeneye is really good.
Goldeneye is by far the best Brosnan Era Bond
He's James Bond. Of course he's got a straight flush. This is a typical Zynga Poker hand
Dr No casino scene easily the best ever ,cinematography ,camera angles, flirting-Connery tipped the croupier and the doorman like a boss!
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@@adisakthowara6012 jn
Dr No From Russia with love and Goldfinger
NOT SEAN CONNERYBOND MOVIES
Gunbarriel sequence HISTORY Not Sean Connery
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0:05 - Dr No (Baccarat / Chemin de Fer)
3:00 - Thunderball (Baccarat / Chemin de Fer)
5:35 - On Her Majesty's Secret Service(Baccarat / Chemin de Fer)
8:05 - Diamond Are Forever (Craps)
9:55 - The Man With the Golden Gun (Sic Bo / Big & Small)
10:35 - For Your Eyes Only (Baccarat / Chemin de Fer)
12:25 - Octopussy (Backgammon)
15:15 - Never say never (Arcade)
22:00 - Licence to kill (Blackjack / 21)
24:40 - GoldenEye (Baccarat / Chemin de Fer)
27:45 - The World is Not Enough (Blackjack / 21)
29:25 - Casino Royale (Texas Hold'em)
33:50 - Skyfall (Sic Bo / Big & Small)
PS: And the OG meme was born at 1:25
Idk if it's just me, but I feel like there's immediately a different tone (idk) in CR...
@@hunterxsimple3821 Def. Not such subtle camera work and lighting. It’s harsh and the soundtrack was very cliched. I could not ever get into Daniel Craig. He looks like a chipmunk (Soz!)
Just watching Dr No. Sean Connery - omg - he looks like a bronzed captain of an ocean going yacht -a big one!
Eres un Grande Bro
Dude they played War in "The World is Not Enough" not Blackjack
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2:54 boss move just tipping for opening door! lol
You can really observe the inflation rate rising over the years
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That's right..
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60 years later, the original Casino scene is still the best!
100% agree! Although the Goldeneye scene I feel emulates it quite well.
Like Plus One More ^^
Casino Royale rocks for me
casino with Craig the best one ever
Casino Royale (2006) was the best ever seen
Daniel Craig is a f…king stud. I often times try to emulate his portrayal of Bond.
The brunette in Thunderball. Smashingly gorgeous
33:34 - Bond casually tips 500k 😂
Great compilation. So now we know that Bond spends plenty of time at the gaming tables, but he looks like he doesn't frequent the buffets.
Buffets are nearly gone now, at least in Las Vegas.
he does love to hit up the bar though
Bond can do it all. Even master a Video Game in three tries.
Pierce Brosnan and Sean Connery are the best bond swag . all pierce brosnan movies are the best feel to watch repeatedly.
PB is the most complete Bond to date. The composure, the flair and the looks of a British spy. Craig is not bad but he's more rugged, brutal & a little sentimental.
@@imprezaver4 well the story lines for bond started getting lazy after casino royale, the problem wasn't with Craig, Craig was a good redemption at casino royale, but after that it felt more like a get hard movie😂
Sean Connery is my ultimate Bond, fits everything that Ian Fleming describes, me and my movie mad friend met 10.30 AM IN a busy area of the city, when we finished discussing Sean Connety as 007 it was 1.30 PM, we hurried back to our work spots.
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Don't forget about the opening scene in Diamonds Are Forever, when the blackjack player says "Hit Me"! Connery swings him around, throws a right punch, sprawling him over the blackjack table, asking "Where's Blofeld?" .
Bond: (makes a Spectre pun)
Lago: 0_0
You do great work; a lot of effort to produce these and make it seamless, matching levels and edits. Your efforts are appreciated.
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Great compilation! Thank you for sharing.
The shoulder iguana from licence to kill is proper villain flex
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The best scene at the Black Jack table is when the dealer has 17 and Robert Waggoner’s character says “hit me!” The dealer says “sir, you have 17!” Wagner replies “I like to live dangerously!” He’s dealt a 4 snd wins with 21. Then 007 tells the dealer he’ll stand and says “I also like to live dangerously”. The dealer turns over his whole card and says “Dealer’s 20 beats your 5!” 007 then say “well honestly cards ain’t my bag baby!”
I thought this was a scene from Austin Powers? Unless that movie was parodying this scene in particular?
@@megarockman r/woooshhh
Dude that's from Austin Powers first movie! What the hell!!!
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1 of my favorite Austin Powers scenes
A scene from Austin Powers...good one tho. !!!! Lmao🤣🤬
I was lucky enough to view Dr. No and From Russia with love in the cinema . Cinema goers had not seen anything like this before , there was an atmosphere in these movies ( perhaps it was the big band music) and watching on the big screen the audience were drawn into this glamorous and same time dangerous world . Seldom seen this repeated in modern movies.
FRWL is so rewatchable. Some of the best chemistry in the franchise.
James bond not casino royale James bond first man off tran man,💯💯
Love the electric shock game for the world BUT....... how do they let go of the controls when being shocked and their muscles contracting around the joysticks?? Movie magic!!
16:42 Honestly laughed out loud at the hidden arcade. Bond movies should never be too serious to crack a joke outside of one-liners
I'm not so sure it was a joke. It was released in 1983, probably filmed in 1982. Arcades were cutting edge tech back then. I'm sure it seemed futuristic and cutting edge at the time.
@@botalley1595 You're quite correct. That was exactly the purpose of that particular scene.
@@botalley1595 mnonmyoni
@@botalley1595 so weird though to see bond especially sean connery playing video game, you always thought that bond is a classic gentleman spy but he’s not above becoming a geek even if only to accomplish his mission
OMG❤❤❤
When Sean Connery introduces himself
🚬 BOND, JAMES BOND
*Sean
@@mikey_suzefour thanks mate
Never tire of Bond
There's no Bond like Sean Connery!👍 He is still the real Bond...James Bond 007!👍👌
Well you could say there is one and his name is : George Lazenby
He did the sixth James Bond with Diana Rigg who was also one of the best James Bond girls.
@@Heimrik01 Then we should call her "James Blonde"!
@@Heimrik01 Sixth? More like second in order, and third best following Brosnan and Moore.
never a connery fan ...
@@georgeway2092 Well, in today's technologically advanced world we don't need any 'bonds except human bond! For everybody is a 'Bond today with the kind of hi-tech,AI available at the tip of your finger- no I am not referring The The Gold Finger, a 'Bond film!? 😍
Every time alone is the best casino scene in bond series
10:09 What are the baskets all about? Looks interesting.
_Much appreciated, brother._
Ouch.
I'm SO glad that you consider NSNA Bond-canon by including its own casino scenes w/Emilie Largo.
Although a different game from the original book, the whole game in Casino Royale is very close to the original Fleming novel. Fleming cranked up some tension in the original. Le Chiffre is a maths genius and knew every angle. Bond had to be at his very best in the book, and takes Le Chiffre with a brilliant bit of play. In this reworking the intelligence is that the winning hand would be recognised by a card player. It is not four Aces, the obvious choice, but a Straight is nearly impossible. This one is very clever. Bond creates a double-bluff when LeChiffre looks at the Dealer's cards, and can't believe that Bond will go all in on what appears to be nothing. Up until this time in the films, the Casino scenes seemed to be a means to an end; a set-up, or just to show the lifestyle Bond enjoys. In Casino Royale, it is so intrinsic to the plot that the whole big money game is shown in its entirety.
You write as a typical movie critic. Not like a poker player.
1) Bond can't bluff here (unless he has no understanding of the game)
Why would someone go "all in on what appears to be nothing", when there are two players who has already put all of their chps in (6 and 5 million respectively), and then the pot is raised to 12. The first player might have nothing, hoping to get everyone to fold (albeit unlikely, since there was already 61.5 million in the pot, meaning everyone with a pair of whatever would call). The second player definitively has something hand since he calls. The third player, the re-raising math genius, is especially likely to have a strong hand. Since he still have more chips behind, Bond can technically bluff him to fold.
But... Bond goes all in with 14.5 million, only 2.5 million more than the wiz' raise, meaning there's no reason to fold. There's 112.5 million in the pot now, so 2.5 more is nothing in comparison.
Secondly, even if Bond went all in with e.g. 100 million, holding "nothing" (e.g. 2 of hearts and 7 of diamonds ), Bond would win only 6 million (from Le Calculatrice) and lose everything else to one of the guys who went all in. This means that from Le Abaque's perspective, Bond definitively has a very, very strong hand. He cannot be dumb enough to be bluffing here.
2) The fact that Le Chips put 14 million on the table (but the dealer somehow counted it as 12 million) makes it even more unlikely that he'd fold, as it's only 0.5 million more. It also makes him look far from a math genius, as he seemingly can't do basic addition.
3) It's hard to make any assertive judgement about the quality of the play from any players, as we don't see the full hand played out. But one thing we can know for sure is that Le Cigarette is perhaps one of the most clueless hold'em players of all time. I say this because after this hand was finished, two players would be knocked out, Bond would've had 64 million chips left, and Le Chevre would've had 51 million chips left... but the latter left the table, thus forfeitng the game for no (good) reason.
4) To round this off:
"(...) it is so intrinsic to the plot that the whole big money game is shown in its entirety."
Firstly, "the whole big money game" probably lasted for hours - way longer than the runtime of the movie, so it wasn't shown in its entirety. Secondly, for the hands they *did* show in the movie (3 in total), we only see the complete hand in one single instance (the first one). So we only have one hand to judge these two guys from, and in this instance, the french dude played horribly by bluffing like a moron, but got extremely lucky on the river (the last card). So Mr. Math Genius is terrible at the game, according to the movie. And your analysis is way off.
@@official_alphabet_inc Sir, I would defer to anyone who knows Poker inside out. I must admit the closest I've come is watching short games in a couple of casinos, and some of the UA-cam presentations, including Victoria Coren-Mitchell winning a record purse some years ago.
Yes, your view of this is probably more expert than mine. The game in the film is edited and styled for dramatic purpose. However, if the game had been totally accurate it wouldn't have held the audience's attention. I viewed it in a cinema on premiere day, and the entire theatre was hooked. It might not have been the perfect game for purists, but that part of the film was a revelation in the rebooting of Bond in 2006.
@@malcolmnicholas5931 After reading this response, I want to apologise if I was, or came of as, snarky.
I might've misinterpreted your initial reply to some degree. I just get so annoyed when people assert so confidently regarding topics they have close to no knowledge of, and this is especially apparent here in the comment section. I wish more people was made aware of the Dunning-Kruger effect, or that I had the self discipline to not read the comment section at all.
PS: I'm no expert though. I'm sure better players would be able to make much a stronger analysis of the game, while also being a lot less wordy😅
Also, I very much agree that this is the best casino-related scene in the Bond films, because the game is in focus, the play is exciting, AND it's more important to the story than just being a set piece.
And I agree that they definitively had to cut the games like this in the movie to make it exciting for everyone. Although, I can't not be slightly annoyed by goofs like the dealer announcing a 12 million raise when the player clearly put 14 million chips on the table, and that whoever wrote the script decided that Le Chiffre should consider whether to call 0.5 or 2.5 million in a 114.5 or 112 million pot😄 They could easily improved the depiction of the game a lot by hiring an expert to look for such goofs, and to evaluate whether the hands played actually supported the story's intention (e.g. making Le Chiffre look like a strong player, and not a whale millionaire). But this would probably not be worth investment, because only those with a lot of hold'em knowledge AND those being annoying sticklers like me cares, haahhah!
@@official_alphabet_inc That is very kind of you, sir. I must admit, I love the observation of games. If I take part myself I've had very modest success. Usually £30 in the bank, and off for a small drink. I like to keep things in moderation, and watch my step.
I think your own analysis is quite interesting. Yes, they could have brought someone in to observe, but there is also post-production where audio gaffes are frequent, visual and other errors. The character of Bond in the book is brilliantly observed. Fleming's knowledge comes to the fore. The matter-of-fact approach to gambling that Bond takes is akin to watching a Horse Racing gambler work out bets, and review his day's or evening's work accordingly; without emotion.
If they reboot again, I hope the first scene is in a casino, as in "Dr No." Personally, I believe that would be a suitable start for the new 'chap'.
@@malcolmnicholas5931 That's smart of you. I also put limits on myself way ahead of a game. I have ADHD, and is susceptible to an overload of emotions when it goes surprisingly well or bad. And if that happens, my skill doesn't matter at all, until I recognise what's going on :D
For me, two-three beers sipped on during a game helps take the edge off. Any more though, and my decisions will transition to something in the direction of stupid.
I'm no cold and calculated Bond in other words.
That scene from Dr. No was brilliant. Second best of all casino scenes imo. Now I gotta watch the entire movie though!
The first one were he introduces himself is the best one. And being introduced to Eunice Gayson!
one of my favorites
"I'm enjoy watching this movie, it's great"😊😊😊
Nice to see you ❤ James bond movie nightingale tonight will be there 💙
This was a really good clip
God DAMN Bond's too cool!
Sean Connery and a character called James Bond go together like peaches and cream
Sean had ‘everything’ and I loved the first 5 films
My late parents lived through the first half of the 50’s living HUM DRUM lives and it was all DRAB
The first half of the 50’s was still rationing in Britain
When my parents went to see Dr No
the film gave them ESCAPISM, Far off exotic places and CASINOS
It was all so glamorous
They could never have afforded to go ‘abroad’ in the 60’s
So it went for the next 4 films
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Sean Connory :)
Always seemed funny to me that a country would send a 60+ year old man to some of the most important missions, many of which could doom humanity if they failed.
@@antwnhs213 Hello
I’m not too sure where you think that the character of ‘James bond’ that Ian Fleming wrote about in his books was 60 + years old🤨
Sean made a TV play directed by Alvin Rakoff called Requiem for a Heavyweight in 1957 when Sean was still only 26 and known by lots of other people in the Fleming/Saltzman//Broccoli/McClory circle and was in the right place at the right time and got the job
Sean just had pure charisma
And at 31 he was the right age
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Thanks for The Insane Resolution..
Today's casino experience is a lot less fancy. I love to see Bond in a Atlantic City casino playing the quarter slots and hitting the buffet in a t shirt...
A high roller like bond isn't going to be playing on the main gaming floor with all the tourist rabble.
He'd be playing in a private room where all the high rollers are waited on hand and foot and the common riff raff are kept out.
Bond in flip flops towing a cooler full of Coors to his room😆😋 nope!
Casino Royale...the villain was turned into a chucking dude...
Pure Class...
Thank you 🙏
The original Casino Royal in 1967 was the best.
This is the best 007ever.
When I was a younger, cooler dude Bond was it .the villains, the money ,the larger than life adventures and then came Star Wars and now Marvel Movie , What is next……
Great Looking back ground at , in all actors well dress- up , I like to watch actors playing :; In James Bond so
Great, acting & as real & , feels like I was watching🐒
Lana Wood's character Plenty O'Toole showed she was more than plenty for the role. 😳 But Bond is always classy playing Chemin de Fer which Baccarat is based on. The gruff craps dealer was just the opposite.
Daniel Craig's James Bond was in my opinion, the manliest, most charming, most natural, most handsome, and most brutal ever in the history of 007.
True!
lady : how may i address you?
gentleman : . . . B.E.A.N.N.N . . . 😂😂😂
...Excellent resumes !!!!
The casino scene from The World is Not Enough is going hit very differently for me, now that Robbie Coltrane (Valentin Zukovsky) is sadly no longer with us.
Here I am watching this compilation in a bed robe and night gown. While the ladies on screen are wearing fancy elegant gowns.
22:47 el primer actor Mexicano, Jorge Russek!!!! (God rest his soul)
THANKS for Good Movies
Bond wanted a private table to not just stay away from Shang Tsung, but to get some 1 on 1 with Kitana.
Notable that Sean never lost, but poor George did....
Classic Casino Scenes From The James Bond Films!😎🕴♣️♠️♥️♦️🎲🍸🍾🥂🚘🚗🇬🇧
Have never seen cards without numbers on them outside Bond films.
Excelent movie.
All movie of james bond are amazing. For your eye only
Nice film thanks so much
I like the lightings on Diamonds Are Forever, Never Say Never, Casino Royale and Skyfall.
What a cool move
Sir Thomas Sean Connery, the best James Bond in my honest opinion!
"Dr. No" was probably the purest James Bond before the gimmicks and special effects sort of took over.
I like to call it "Never Gonna Watch Again" (1983)
No hating the player here.
"Player's privilege... fancy that"
never say never again.. the best battle.. EVER
Excellent compilation! 😀🐰😍😇❤️🇨🇦🙈👀💕🙏🍁🚑🚒🚓
Dashing. Realbond. Sir Sean conner.y. May his soul. R. I. P.
Fantastic
Sean Is The Best
Bond is always a sir
Craig Daniel's character has been the most realistic till date
30 year old Sean Connery - WOW, just WOW!!!
Notable that first time Bond loses even a single hand is when he is played by Lazenby
James Bond, world reknowned secret agent!
Mark Novack, UA-cam famous dyslexic (how else could you mess up a word like ‘renowned’ when even predictive text won’t misspell it? 🤦🏻♂️)
Looks as, Real ?,seen it playing at the Vegas--😮😊❤,
Great kept😢
chemin de fer surely was popular in those years
007 club for life
Did the casino scenes get hokier as the years went on
You truly can sense the characters are playing in high stake games. But the stress and seriousness of their facial expressions seem to always imply they are playing well beyond their bankrolls.
There is a scene in Diamonds Are Forever with Tiffany Case and Q winning with his gadgets. That doesn't include Bond, but it is in a casino.
Casino Royale has the longest casino scenes but Skyfall hasn't any...
33:34 Tipping the dealer won't work here. All the money is in escrow, which only Bond has access to, which means the dealer cannot cash the tip Bond gave him.... or am I missing something?
yes you are missing something, it is a movie!
No you're right, probably explains why the dealer looked so nonplussed about such a large tip
Most casinos actually disallow table dealers from even accepting gratuities.
Bond sure loves his baccarat! I still don't get that game..
George Lazenby was a mistake, but Diana Rigg was the best actress I saw in a Bond film.
Good video
Would be nice to see the other nightclub scenes. Especially _The Spy Who Loved Me._
The spy who loved me (1977)
Que gusto! Tus ojos son lindos
"I wouldnt know I never lost" LOLOLOLOLOL
Canonically, prior to Casino Royale (and even there, he won the final round thanks to CIA money), the only time Bond ever lost a card game at all was in the end of Live And Let Die, to Solitaire on Gin Rummy.
Every word in the dialogues weighs tons 👍
Good job 👍👏🍷