@@Shoobee63 Yeah i just noticed that on the third watching. Pretty obvious by the director but missed by almost everyone?? haha No matter the skill level and hand you have, even if you didnt see cheating all the way through, you might miss that key card at the end that gives the other guy the winning hand. So theres always risk even when you are the best.
Indeed! It contrasted the rash youth with the inveterate patrician, the latter being so steeped in opulence and high society that they can’t even be bothered to remember dates 😊.
Yup, men used to carry wallets, and check books around in their suits. The last time I saw a guy use a check, was at a supermarket, about 30 *YEARS* ago.
It’s the hair- his hair is horrible, giving off sinister, dark vibes. Beatty, on the other hand, has perfect hair. Hair makes the man. Baldness is a curse. Just sayin’.
in the context of the film there is a real expectation that Beatty might lose because up until this point in the movie he has been cheating at cards using special glasses and marked decks which he devised by breaking into a printing factory that printed playing cards for major casinos around Europe and England, and marking the printing plates and so in all his previous games he is winning easily because he knows what his opponents have, but in the final game the porter brings up some old dusty playing cards from the basement stock that have not been recently printed and so they are not marked and Beatty finds that he has to play the game for real without cheating...up until this point in the movie we never see him lose but he has been cheating in every single game...so will he actually be able to win without cheating is the question......ah I guess you need to watch the film from start to finish to get the tone of it.
Oh shut up! The HUBRIS of people such as you is vomit-inducing! You’ve watched EVERY poker movie" and you’re so SUPERIOR you really think that?? Good gawd--you MUST be the most boring person ever! Like Cliff in “Cheers” you are insufferable! Just watch the movie!
Which makes no sense since the game was to be "Table Stakes"; meaning, that only the chips on the table are in play. They could not bring in extraneous money- like Mr. Dimitrios tried to do to 007 in Casino Royale.
@@PopDisplay1 Had to watch "part 1" to see if you're correct, and it turns out you're wrong. The game was NOT Table Stakes. It was a cash game with any money allowed.
I don’t understand how a guy writes a check for an amount for more than the other stack and the guy has to bring out a check to call. Makes no sense, u play till u out of chips. Rebuy after a hand. Not only is it no limit stud, it’s no max buy in and u can add to ur stack during the hand.
At that lofty level of high society, your integrity in honoring your debts must be without question. Renege on any marker in any game of chance, & you'll not only be barred from gambling everywhere, but no one will transact business with you, of any kind. Essentially, you'll be ostracized in the business world, & blacklisted from elite social engagements hereafter, as good as dead to that level of society. Nobody commits social suicide over a handful of cards, unless they're genuinely off their rocker, & that's a whole different barrel of monkeys.
I think he is terrible .. he didnt muck the folded hands also the whole thing of someone searching in their pants to cover a bet is ridic .. also beatty raising to something the other player cant cover is dumb he has him covered already .. its just not how poker is played
@@silverkitty2503 it depends what's agreed upon. games which are not table stakes are really rare these days but i think the further back in time you go the more you encounter them.
This is a scene from the relatively little known swinging 60s film 'Kaleidoscope ',which was on UA-cam a few monthsago. Well worth watching for any fan of WB. An odd gem with suavity from WB anc some v clunky unrealistic villainy from EP!
Love or hate the way the poker is played, you know Lincoln has kings full, but the shock is that Dominion doesn’t have quad tens. Beautiful story telling Open watching a second time, there’s an important detail, guy to Warren Beaty’s left folds a trey and a king. I guess that’s why dominion that his tens full were good lol
its called high stakes poker .. however normally you play the money you are bought in , pulling out a checkbook and adding money on the table is quite unordinary at least today .. and if this was a real game with real better one of the players would have already smash a bottle on that chinese dealer for making those sounds
@@TheBarbahaba the dealer stole the show in that scene. Wears the sunglasses 😎, he peels them off in a big moment. Does the stare down. The cherry 🍒 on top was when that fucker laughed as the dude got cleaned out on a hand he dealt 😂😂😂😂
Last round betting. When Beatty called the other guy had to know Beatty’s down card would be a King or 3. Otherwise no way to even beat 3 10s regardless of whether other guy had another jack
@@GizmoBeach yeah, but if he didn’t already have a 3 or king as down card, he couldn’t even beat the 3 10s that were up and showing. bad script. the script should have been written that the guy with 3 10s got concerned when Beatty first called.
Once adjusted for inflation and the current exchange of pounds sterling to American dollars, this is an $18,000,000 pot... the river bet itself is insane when you can only get called if the guy is beating you.
@@dochmbi You can see by his expression when he shows the jack that he wasn't bluffing, genius. Also, why would any accomplished player try to bluff someone off the best hand he ever has in that spot?
@@dochmbi that wasn’t a bluff. You’re trying to use current poker logic on a 60 year old film. He didn’t think, can I get kings full to fold. He didn’t think, the guy can only call if he has kings full. He thought, I have a full house and he has two pair or a smaller full house, even though Beatty played it like he had the King under there the whole way which is muddling your thinking even further because aside from the fact it’s a film, it’s obvious he check raises 4th street with 3 kings in case his opponents does have the ten.
Lincoln doesn't have to have a full her. He could just have an ace or a queen in the hole and believe it is good - wich is mostly the case in 5-Card-Stud. In fact a full house is very unlikely, as a king as well as a three are already gone. But this makes the last bet even more stupid, because Lincoln will in the most times never call, knowing that he is beaten. When he calls, villain loses half the time. Even if villain had quads here, he should never bet but check to maybe induce a bluff.
People forget that for a long time early in his career before "Bonnie and Clyde," Warren Beatty was better known for who he dated than for his films. Mad Magazine even published a short poem about this: "Warren Beatty had a sweetie, He dazzled and bewitched her. Warren Beatty kept his sweetie For a week and then he ditched her."
I don't know why the guy who wrote the check looks so relaxed when Warren Beatty starts to call a hand that shows three 10's. Beatty can't call with 3's full, so that means he has Kings full. So the other guy should realize he lost with his 10s full. I Don't understand why he looks so shocked. He should have been already in despair the moment Beatty starts to call with his chips.
@@SergeantExtremewhile I agree with this, Beatty check raises 4th street with 2 kings showing. So he’s repping that he has the case king as his hole card. Making the ridiculous over bet on fifth street really bad. The ONLY hand he can get called by is kings full
I guess when he got that 10 fulls of jacks he limped in with so much confidence that he tought he was going make him fold his 2 top pair and forgetting the idea if that face down card was probably a King what an incredible movie to watch poker acting.
Every long-term pro gambler experiences these positive streaks. The problem is stocking away these winnings for negative streaks. Or just getting out of the game completely and finding out some other more stable investments to get involved with.... Real estate is the most proven secure...
The movie is interesting. It's a version of Ian Flemings Casino Royal, but without James Bond. Instead we have Warren Beatty who is playing a burglar and card cheat. What seriously pulls the movie down, is a inspector from Scotland Yard with a very strange behaviour. The second best scene, after the poker scene, is the murder by flamethrower in Dominions cellar. The most interesting scene is from the Chemin de fer game, a game more or less obsolete nowadays and replaced with Punto Banco/ Baccarat. Interestingly, Wizard of Oz have never seen a Chemin de fer game and cannot find any such game. But it's still played in some Casinos in Italy. The name of the movie is Kaleidoscope, from 1966.
String betting is through the roof on this table. Also, what is the point of having chips on the table, if you can reach into your pocket for more if you need them.
There's a reason why there is such a thing as table stakes. Bill Gates could just sit down at any game in the world and bet 10 billion on every hand and no one could call.
Saw Billy Gates playing blackjack in Vegas alone at a table a short distance away ; in 1988. At the time he was arguably the richest person in the world. He was playing , as I recall, with mere 25 dollar chips.
Movies (and audiences) don't really have this kind of patience anymore. A quiet scene with very little music, a lot of stagnant shots and cutaways to character reactions. I love the part where the audience is forced to wait the true amount of time it takes to write a check, leaving time for tension to mount. In a modern-day film he would have been done with that check in under 4 seconds. Not so much a judgement as an observations, but I do think current day films could afford to take some cues from this style of storytelling.
From the film, Kaleidoscope. Warren used to drive an Aston Martin Volante , such a cool film. The way he calls bluff, at the end making his opponent feel he’s one as he scoffs on his drink , then the surprise, priceless.
Bluff? What bluff are you talking about? The rich man had a full house. That's a very good hand, and is super rare to get. Warren's character just had a better hand; in fact, the only possible hand that could beat his was quad 10s. Both players would have gone all in had this been a real hand (you can't just pull out a checkbook irl) and it would have been just down to luck.
The drama of the cards carries the scene, Beatty needs to hit the full house 3 kings to secure that cash, simple yet works very well, great camerawork and Beatty looks great (pause but for real)
How can that guy be so confident while getting called on the river, he has trips on the table while Warren has two pair, so its obvious Warren's gonna have either a 3 or K in the hole.
@@1SheepishWolf back in the day there were no rules... No limits was no limits if the table allowed it. People got killed all the time in the wild west over card gsmes
The only hole card that could have beaten Beatty's hand would have been another 10. The reason he spits out his drink is because he's relieved that his opponent revealed a full house instead of 4 of a kind.
This scene was the reason why I wanted to watch this movie. Unfortunately, it was a bit blander than I expected. Everything in this scene looked so awesome, the villain, the tension, the main character's quirky acting. I felt like there could've been more to this movie then as directed. Look at the guy at 3:39 I mean LOOK at the guy. He has a face and acting that defines charisma. Just the way he swallowed that thing was perfect, I was expecting him to be best friends with the main character and tell jokes and be the be-there-with you-till-you-die friend. Same with 6:46. Look at his fucking smile. Maybe i'm just nit picking the cinema, but I feel it could've been a lot better :(
This scene was the reason why I wanted to watch this movie. Unfortunately, it was a bit blander than I expected. Everything in this scene looked so awesome, the villain, the tension, the main character's quirky acting. I felt like there could've been more to this movie then as directed. Look at the guy at 3:39 I mean LOOK at the guy. He has a face and acting that defines charisma. Just the way he swallowed that thing was perfect, I was expecting him to be best friends with the main character and tell jokes and be the be-there-with you-till-you-die friend. Same with 6:46. Look at his fucking smile. Maybe i'm just nit picking the cinema, but I feel it could've been a lot better :(
The part missing from this scene is prior to this game being played Beatty broke into the warehouse where they manufacture the cards and mark all of them. He essentially was able to see his opponents cards even face down.
@@obiwon76 Except in this scene he's not wearing the glasses that can tell him what the cards are. If you'd actually watched the movie you would know that he needs his glasses to read the markings on the cards that he put on them in the factory. This particular hand is played straight up.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 Close but not quite right - the key details is that the deck of cards was changed to one he COULDN'T read (hence no glasses).
Love that guy’s haircut. Count Dracula meets Hair Club for Men.
observe the paintings in the background, he was trying to resemble Napolean 😁
@@Shoobee63 I missed that. Thanks Shoo
@@Shoobee63 Yeah i just noticed that on the third watching. Pretty obvious by the director but missed by almost everyone?? haha No matter the skill level and hand you have, even if you didnt see cheating all the way through, you might miss that key card at the end that gives the other guy the winning hand. So theres always risk even when you are the best.
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The fact that he asked for the date was brilliant, and so human.
Indeed! It contrasted the rash youth with the inveterate patrician, the latter being so steeped in opulence and high society that they can’t even be bothered to remember dates 😊.
@@crypastesomemore8348 Nah, I'm a factory worker and I forget what day it is all the time.
Gambling superstitious nonsense huwoman
It showed his nerves had gone haywire
Susannah York what a beauty RIP.
Not really. .no breasts.
I like Eric Porter. He nailed it as Prof. Moriarty in the Jeremy Brett Sherlock Holmes series, 1985.
He would have made a superb baddy in a Bond movie.
Soames Forsyte…
I'm going to start carrying my check book around
BC
Before Clyde!
what would happen to you in a downtown bar if you tell to the other players (3 a.m.): no problem, dude, let me write you a check
Now THAT'S FUKKING FUNNY!!
Yup, men used to carry wallets, and check books around in their suits.
The last time I saw a guy use a check, was at a supermarket, about 30 *YEARS* ago.
I don't always comb my hair, but when I do, it comb it straight forward.
dead
That guy Dominion was a Napoleon wannabe, he was obsesed with the French Emperor.
Lmfaorofl
I don't always comb my hair but when I do, I use toilet water...lol
The host was too loosey goosey drinking a tea oh baby I’m loving it
Notice how he runs out to cancel the cheque?
Everything you do at the poker table gives away information!
The laughing by everyone is brilliant
yeah lol best part of this show. sounds like a warm sunny day
Geez, I wonder who's going to win, Warren Beatty or the slimy looking guy.
He might look slimy, but Eric Porter could act most people off the stage and especially Warren Beatty.
Gump McGrath you mean Mr. Widows peak
I'd like to have seen him flip over a card with two Kings printed on it is the other guy had the case ten.
It’s the hair- his hair is horrible, giving off sinister, dark vibes. Beatty, on the other hand, has perfect hair. Hair makes the man. Baldness is a curse. Just sayin’.
in the context of the film there is a real expectation that Beatty might lose because up until this point in the movie he has been cheating at cards using special glasses and marked decks which he devised by breaking into a printing factory that printed playing cards for major casinos around Europe and England, and marking the printing plates and so in all his previous games he is winning easily because he knows what his opponents have, but in the final game the porter brings up some old dusty playing cards from the basement stock that have not been recently printed and so they are not marked and Beatty finds that he has to play the game for real without cheating...up until this point in the movie we never see him lose but he has been cheating in every single game...so will he actually be able to win without cheating is the question......ah I guess you need to watch the film from start to finish to get the tone of it.
Im fully convinced that every actor in every poker movie ever made has never played poker before
Oh shut up! The HUBRIS of people such as you is vomit-inducing! You’ve watched EVERY poker movie" and you’re so SUPERIOR you really think that?? Good gawd--you MUST be the most boring person ever! Like Cliff in “Cheers” you are insufferable! Just watch the movie!
No, the writers.
jesse lee: and this is coming from a degenerate gambler expert???
Helen Eschenbacher 🙄
Jesse Lee Haha! You’re just a baby! Waaaah!
He quickly ran out the room to cancel the cheque
Nope, you can tell by the way he mangled that jack that he was going to make good on the cheque.
Beatty always full of himself
He's so vain he 'probly thinks your post is about him...
at first i laughed cause he pulled chips out of his pocket, then the check book came out. great game
Which makes no sense since the game was to be "Table Stakes"; meaning, that only the chips on the table are in play. They could not bring in extraneous money- like Mr. Dimitrios tried to do to 007 in Casino Royale.
@@PopDisplay1 Had to watch "part 1" to see if you're correct, and it turns out you're wrong. The game was NOT Table Stakes. It was a cash game with any money allowed.
every poker movie made before the 90s involved the chequebook.
I don’t understand how a guy writes a check for an amount for more than the other stack and the guy has to bring out a check to call. Makes no sense, u play till u out of chips. Rebuy after a hand. Not only is it no limit stud, it’s no max buy in and u can add to ur stack during the hand.
@@chevy4x466 As long as you learned never to play outside the walls of a casino, you've learned a valuable lesson.
This scene is not just a game of cards.Its amazing ASMR aswell.
Atlanta State Medical Research?
I'm gonna go to my local 1/2 game and on the river pull out a check book and try and bet with it
With a hand that can easily be beat pls
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At that lofty level of high society, your integrity in honoring your debts must be without question. Renege on any marker in any game of chance, & you'll not only be barred from gambling everywhere, but no one will transact business with you, of any kind. Essentially, you'll be ostracized in the business world, & blacklisted from elite social engagements hereafter, as good as dead to that level of society. Nobody commits social suicide over a handful of cards, unless they're genuinely off their rocker, & that's a whole different barrel of monkeys.
Lolololololol
I thought the dealer stole the show in that scene. Then again, I am a poker dealer.
I think he is terrible .. he didnt muck the folded hands also the whole thing of someone searching in their pants to cover a bet is ridic .. also beatty raising to something the other player cant cover is dumb he has him covered already .. its just not how poker is played
@@silverkitty2503 it depends what's agreed upon. games which are not table stakes are really rare these days but i think the further back in time you go the more you encounter them.
@@silverkitty2503 He didn't mean that it's realistic poker, just that the dealer has good presence in the scene.
He should by now know that Everything you do at a Poker Table coveys information.
I wonder what the Rake was for this monster hand!
@@toptenguy1 The last 2 bets totaled 500,000 pounds.
Congratulations you’re either a true poker fan To sit through all that! Or you’re a true Warren Beatty fan!
I'm just stoned, to be honest.
@@FirstNameLastName-bu3hi - Marijuana: WEED with ROOTS in HELL
why not both!
Eric Porter Fan actually
This is a scene from the relatively little known swinging 60s film 'Kaleidoscope ',which was on UA-cam a few monthsago. Well worth watching for any fan of WB. An odd gem with suavity from WB anc some v clunky unrealistic villainy from EP!
Sooo professional Actor and Actress..💙💙
God I can feel the tension in the room.
I deal poker at a big casino. It gets like that.
After using all the chips on the table, the old one took out more chips from his pocket. Remind me of Mr Bean at the exams.
Love or hate the way the poker is played, you know Lincoln has kings full, but the shock is that Dominion doesn’t have quad tens. Beautiful story telling
Open watching a second time, there’s an important detail, guy to Warren Beaty’s left folds a trey and a king. I guess that’s why dominion that his tens full were good lol
Strange comment
Interesting how Beatty looks like Harrison Ford a bit, in the closeup
Can the average man even comprehend that there are people in this world that really play those kinda stakes amazing
its called high stakes poker .. however normally you play the money you are bought in , pulling out a checkbook and adding money on the table is quite unordinary at least today ..
and if this was a real game with real better one of the players would have already smash a bottle on that chinese dealer for making those sounds
@@TheBarbahaba the dealer stole the show in that scene. Wears the sunglasses 😎, he peels them off in a big moment. Does the stare down. The cherry 🍒 on top was when that fucker laughed as the dude got cleaned out on a hand he dealt 😂😂😂😂
@@chevy4x466 like i said , in real life he would have got a bottle smashed on his forehead .. lol
I say to myself no good films out seen the good ones but there so many great oldies that I have not seen
Best poker scene I've seen. Nice call.
cincinnati kid?
One of the worst poker scenes ever, incorrect betting, multiple string bets which are illegal in ANY game, no table stakes, etc. etc.
@@markw3598 String betting didn't become widespread "illegal" until the 1990s. Prior to that, it was everywhere (even in the casinos).
Kept waiting for a folder to say, 'Too rich for my blood.'
Last round betting. When Beatty called the other guy had to know Beatty’s down card would be a King or 3. Otherwise no way to even beat 3 10s regardless of whether other guy had another jack
Barney’s concern was Dominion had a 4th 10 card.
Dominion apparently didn’t consider Barney’s hole card was exactly what he needed to win, a 3rd King.
@@GizmoBeach yeah, but if he didn’t already have a 3 or king as down card, he couldn’t even beat the 3 10s that were up and showing. bad script. the script should have been written that the guy with 3 10s got concerned when Beatty first called.
Love Sepreistes Napoléonien coiffure style without the forehead bang left swing .
So Beatty catches case cards every hand. Got it.
Once adjusted for inflation and the current exchange of pounds sterling to American dollars, this is an $18,000,000 pot... the river bet itself is insane when you can only get called if the guy is beating you.
He was turning his full house into a a bluff trying to represent TTTT. Pretty stupid imo. Just check and evaluate.
@@dochmbi You can see by his expression when he shows the jack that he wasn't bluffing, genius. Also, why would any accomplished player try to bluff someone off the best hand he ever has in that spot?
@@dochmbi that wasn’t a bluff. You’re trying to use current poker logic on a 60 year old film. He didn’t think, can I get kings full to fold. He didn’t think, the guy can only call if he has kings full. He thought, I have a full house and he has two pair or a smaller full house, even though Beatty played it like he had the King under there the whole way which is muddling your thinking even further because aside from the fact it’s a film, it’s obvious he check raises 4th street with 3 kings in case his opponents does have the ten.
What an awesome reaction! Who bets that much with a medium boat when it’s obvious the other guy has a full house too...one you beat, one you don’t.
Yeah, this 100%. Silly mergy mergy bet. He should polarize to air or T here. Either quads or bluff makes sense for slim guy.
Lincoln doesn't have to have a full her. He could just have an ace or a queen in the hole and believe it is good - wich is mostly the case in 5-Card-Stud. In fact a full house is very unlikely, as a king as well as a three are already gone. But this makes the last bet even more stupid, because Lincoln will in the most times never call, knowing that he is beaten. When he calls, villain loses half the time. Even if villain had quads here, he should never bet but check to maybe induce a bluff.
@@karlhollerung8198 never bet with TTTTJ? no way. easy value bet!
People who lack experience, why did he raise so much is probably more important.
People forget that for a long time early in his career before "Bonnie and Clyde," Warren Beatty was better known for who he dated than for his films. Mad Magazine even published a short poem about this:
"Warren Beatty had a sweetie,
He dazzled and bewitched her.
Warren Beatty kept his sweetie
For a week and then he ditched her."
Respect is all you have left in the morning.
-Teddy KGB
AgainName of movie is unknowm
@@pomingkoo7040 Rounders
very happy to see young SUKHUM BOONLUE in this movie again/thank you
Poranee Boonlue kaleidoscope movie full
So Johnny Chan was a dealer before he became a pro???
Started from the bottom now we here
I don't know why the guy who wrote the check looks so relaxed when Warren Beatty starts to call a hand that shows three 10's. Beatty can't call with 3's full, so that means he has Kings full. So the other guy should realize he lost with his 10s full. I Don't understand why he looks so shocked. He should have been already in despair the moment Beatty starts to call with his chips.
He actually can call with 3s full if he thinks the other has three 10s only.
U r so riight
He watched another opponent fold a King. The odds of Beatty having the last king is astronomical.
@@SergeantExtremewhile I agree with this, Beatty check raises 4th street with 2 kings showing. So he’s repping that he has the case king as his hole card. Making the ridiculous over bet on fifth street really bad. The ONLY hand he can get called by is kings full
Only when I go to the sports book Daaaaarling !
I guess when he got that 10 fulls of jacks he limped in with so much confidence that he tought he was going make him fold his 2 top pair and forgetting the idea if that face down card was probably a King what an incredible movie to watch poker acting.
the other guy beside him had king and 3, super low odds for a third king on warren beaty
He never said table stakes or no string bets🥺....so no limit literally meant every last dollar or British pound you might have in your net worth.
and beyond.
Badass Warren
Every long-term pro gambler experiences these positive streaks. The problem is stocking away these winnings for negative streaks. Or just getting out of the game completely and finding out some other more stable investments to get involved with.... Real estate is the most proven secure...
Poker.....what a kind of game ....between mystic and madness
best gambling scene ever
The movie is interesting.
It's a version of Ian Flemings Casino Royal, but without James Bond.
Instead we have Warren Beatty who is playing a burglar and card cheat.
What seriously pulls the movie down, is a inspector from Scotland Yard with a very strange behaviour.
The second best scene, after the poker scene, is the murder by flamethrower in Dominions cellar.
The most interesting scene is from the Chemin de fer game, a game more or less obsolete nowadays and replaced with Punto Banco/ Baccarat.
Interestingly, Wizard of Oz have never seen a Chemin de fer game and cannot find any such game.
But it's still played in some Casinos in Italy.
The name of the movie is Kaleidoscope, from 1966.
Sounds awful
Dude's hair rules!!!!!
String betting is through the roof on this table.
Also, what is the point of having chips on the table, if you can reach into your pocket for more if you need them.
Shahbaz Sheikh table stakes my ass. “Let me fetch the deed to my house. I’ll be right back!”
Someone doesn’t get sarcasm, hmm
Did you know string betting is legal in cash games unless other players call it
@@sheldenadkins9773
Not in the casinos. The dealer enforces the no string bet rule.
Brilliant poker scene
See their expressions and their eyes. That is the most interesting part .
My dream hairstyle as a teen. Yay someone actually did it
There's a reason why there is such a thing as table stakes. Bill Gates could just sit down at any game in the world and bet 10 billion on every hand and no one could call.
And what if jeff bezos is there playing also.
Saw Billy Gates playing blackjack in Vegas alone at a table a short distance away ; in 1988. At the time he was arguably the richest person in the world. He was playing , as I recall, with mere 25 dollar chips.
@@timothyernest6429 because he is smart with his money
If Bill Gates will go all-in with his 10 billion stack I will just wait AA and call him with my 100$ and double it)
I don't think you understand how poker works, pete
The guy pulling money out of his pocket to call the guy's bet was pretty funny.
He’s so vain
He had a Napoleón wanna be appearance..
Movies (and audiences) don't really have this kind of patience anymore. A quiet scene with very little music, a lot of stagnant shots and cutaways to character reactions. I love the part where the audience is forced to wait the true amount of time it takes to write a check, leaving time for tension to mount. In a modern-day film he would have been done with that check in under 4 seconds. Not so much a judgement as an observations, but I do think current day films could afford to take some cues from this style of storytelling.
From the film, Kaleidoscope. Warren used to drive an Aston Martin Volante , such a cool film. The way he calls bluff, at the end making his opponent feel he’s one as he scoffs on his drink , then the surprise, priceless.
Bluff? What bluff are you talking about?
The rich man had a full house. That's a very good hand, and is super rare to get. Warren's character just had a better hand; in fact, the only possible hand that could beat his was quad 10s.
Both players would have gone all in had this been a real hand (you can't just pull out a checkbook irl) and it would have been just down to luck.
@@jyashin the bluff was in Warrens expression, i.e the choking on his drink ,making his opponent believe he’d won , not in the his hand of cards.
Only in the movies do you have showdown hands like these.
Where I can see the whole movie?
Thanks
'Kaleidoscope' 1966 either 123movies or putlocker maybe Gomez...
guess they were not playing table stakes !........i was waiting for someone to pull out the deed to a ranch !
So much string raising in this game, you could wrap the world in them.
I call, let out a sigh, and another 2,000.
There was no such thing in those games
It's funny how table stakes never seems to pop up in movie poker scenes.
casino royale
The drama of the cards carries the scene, Beatty needs to hit the full house 3 kings to secure that cash, simple yet works very well, great camerawork and Beatty looks great (pause but for real)
The guy should have had a fourth ten to make the additional bet. KKK33 is beaten by TTTTJ. The full house KKK33 wasn't the nuts at that point.
@@commenter6722 absolutely correct.
Actually, he has the best hand the whole time. Everyone would probably raise spilt ten’s in five card stud on first street
Utter you nonsense
The guy who got beaten was Clive Revill, the original voice if the Emperor in The Empire Strikes Back
I wish he would cut his fingernails.
Eric Porter actually, a fine Shakespearean actor and Professor Moriarty To Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes
Who ist the Titlel of this Film?
Most poker games it’s “table stakes.” Whatever money you have in front of you on the table is the max you can bet.
What is this? A Poker Game or a Staring Contest?
When your date would rather be anywhere else 1:26 and yes I am watching this on the Second (of October).
How can that guy be so confident while getting called on the river, he has trips on the table while Warren has two pair, so its obvious Warren's gonna have either a 3 or K in the hole.
rsteine91 yea but he saw someone fold K3 earlier so the odds are damn near impossible
@@Noles4life77 ye but i rest my case still, once hes getting called it's either gonna be a 3 or a K in the hole.
A 3 in the hole loses to 3 tens full
@@rsteine91
Right? The play at the end is just for dramatics for the movie's sake. Not how it would really go at the tables.
@@rsteine91 would have to be kings
The checks bounce
which JAMES BOND movie was this from?
This Clip is Very Nice....
"Youuuuuuu'r so vain. You prolly think this movie's about you. Your so..".
The Carly Simon song and yeah some thing that song was about Warren Beatty. But than again it could be the singer James Taylor.
If luck favours by staring weirdly at each other, everybody playing poker would have earned millions!!
Nice movie.
I never been in a game where you're allowed to put more money on the table during a hand!
The Bugs Bunny music at the end is the cherry on top
Ahh, yes - very, very good. I have no idea what's going on.
Neither do they
Is this a Jason Mercier documentary?
lol
Beatty was ahead the whole way
Baller to write a check and bet it
rd711 its not allowed
@@1SheepishWolf back in the day there were no rules... No limits was no limits if the table allowed it. People got killed all the time in the wild west over card gsmes
Stringiest string betting ever!
Stingier than string chese.
What is Warren saying when he throws the piece of paper into the pot at the end?
Am I the only one who was worried about the fourth 10?
Can or would anyone tell me what did Warren place on the bet? The piece of paper? Was it a deed or ownership or????
Thanks
Napoleon Bonaparte lost his shirt in that deal.
lol, yes he met his Waterloo.
"slow rolled"
Yeah that was a nasty slow roll lmaooo builds tension in the movie but in real life that guy probably would have tried to murder him after that
hard slow roll
It's the comb-back vs the comb-forward
Just casually handing over a mansion
Playing no limit stud is like driving a ford model T
As in, it's awesome?
The only hole card that could have beaten Beatty's hand would have been another 10. The reason he spits out his drink is because he's relieved that his opponent revealed a full house instead of 4 of a kind.
For sure, the sweat was real. He could have had the case ten for all he knew. Hardly a poker player that hasn’t lost an all in to a one outer.
I expected four 10s. (Not suspicious that Beatty is no longer wearing his glasses?)
Jonny Chan dealing
This scene was the reason why I wanted to watch this movie. Unfortunately, it was a bit blander than I expected. Everything in this scene looked so awesome, the villain, the tension, the main character's quirky acting. I felt like there could've been more to this movie then as directed. Look at the guy at 3:39 I mean LOOK at the guy. He has a face and acting that defines charisma. Just the way he swallowed that thing was perfect, I was expecting him to be best friends with the main character and tell jokes and be the be-there-with you-till-you-die friend. Same with 6:46. Look at his fucking smile. Maybe i'm just nit picking the cinema, but I feel it could've been a lot better :(
Как фильм назівается?
“He called me with King’s full honey”
The Dealer has shades in this game 😂
So much for table stakes!
The person who posted the vid, didnt post a scene where they changed the game to no limit a while before this hand
What film is this
The young man is holding a full house facing possible quads, he laughed when he learned it was just a worse boat
cual es el titulo de la pelicula
Kaleidoscope
I feel kinda bad for the host. He seemed like a nice fella.
He seemed like the kind of guy you hang call up when you are bored- "hey, bro, what you up to?"
This scene was the reason why I wanted to watch this movie. Unfortunately, it was a bit blander than I expected. Everything in this scene looked so awesome, the villain, the tension, the main character's quirky acting. I felt like there could've been more to this movie then as directed. Look at the guy at 3:39 I mean LOOK at the guy. He has a face and acting that defines charisma. Just the way he swallowed that thing was perfect, I was expecting him to be best friends with the main character and tell jokes and be the be-there-with you-till-you-die friend. Same with 6:46. Look at his fucking smile. Maybe i'm just nit picking the cinema, but I feel it could've been a lot better :(
@@uncleruckus9670 What is the name of this movie, could you tell me please?
The part missing from this scene is prior to this game being played Beatty broke into the warehouse where they manufacture the cards and mark all of them. He essentially was able to see his opponents cards even face down.
Sepemini is that why he giggled when he revealed his last card as in he was surprised himself?
Do you know the name of this movie? I want to see it.
Mike Kirkland it’s in the video description. I’d write but the title is too long
@@obiwon76 Except in this scene he's not wearing the glasses that can tell him what the cards are. If you'd actually watched the movie you would know that he needs his glasses to read the markings on the cards that he put on them in the factory. This particular hand is played straight up.
@@thisismyyoutubecommentacco6302 Close but not quite right - the key details is that the deck of cards was changed to one he COULDN'T read (hence no glasses).
what movie is this be?