Ah yes! Brings back fond memories of the 60s and 70s card rooms when you would have to have your buddy pull up to the front door so you could leave safely with your winnings!🤕
Good lesson in human psychology- no need in further provoking an irrational person. Dealer didn’t need to say “not even close” (unnecessarily provocative statement), and the player didn’t need to keep egging him on with the betting banter after the floor ruled against him. This is how you get someone following you home and murdering you.
No, they did need to provoke an irrational person. He was the only guy who caught on to their play and the two had to provoke him to destroy his credibility and provide an excuse to pack up and go.
@@blaisevillaume9051 No, again, they absolutely did not need to provoke him: that needlessly increased risk of physical altercation, which occurred. The floor manager even stated that any continued fighting would get them all thrown out. Your reference to credibility is nonsensical: not only was the guy’s credibility shot to begin with, but even if it weren’t, in no way does that objective outweigh the hazard of unnecessarily provoking an irrational person. You have no argument- try not posting a contrarian comment simply to feel like you have something intelligent to say- got that? But thanks for giving me the opportunity to cement my original comment- much appreciated it. Let me know if you need another lesson in basic logic and common sense 👍.
Incidentally the guy did follow them out to the car par park & beat him up in following scene . Even though Elliot Gould got his own back down at the race track later on !! Awesome film
Tell all my gambling friends that this is one of the best gambling movies. Was somewhat remade and renamed Mississippi grind. Good just not as good as this California split
Back then and even some of the smaller card rooms today are self dealt. Instead of paying the pot rake every hand they usually have a timed rake instead.
What a BIZARRE Biden commercial. “WoW Could my dad drive a car! OO”. “I used to consider myself a pretty good driver.” NO?!! REALLY?!!! You know MY DAD could WALK!! WoW Could my dad WALK?!! WTF are you talking about? And why would you make a commercial like this? How did this country devolve into what we have become?!
Christ almighty, it's like I'm sittin here playing cards with my brother's kids or somethin.
You nerve racking sonsofbitches
@@stevenbeoethy872 Classic!
You heard me I said throw down boy.
This is definitely the best gambling movie ever. It’s Robert Altman’s 1974 sleeper, CALIFORNIA SPLIT starring George Segal and Elliott Gould.
0:30 The My Pillow guy needs a haircut.
Ah yes! Brings back fond memories of the 60s and 70s card rooms when you would have to have your buddy pull up to the front door so you could leave safely with your winnings!🤕
California Split = 93% on Rotten Tomatoes, 84% flixter
I've never seen a floorman ask other players for opinions. Usually they just make a BS call.
Strange W A V E it happens sometimes but usually when the dealer doesn’t have much control of the table
Poker in the 70's, gold
Lol the other guy is stealing chips and pickpocketing people while he crawls aroind on the floor????
The best honest poker movie
Thanks for indicating the movie title.
Good lesson in human psychology- no need in further provoking an irrational person. Dealer didn’t need to say “not even close” (unnecessarily provocative statement), and the player didn’t need to keep egging him on with the betting banter after the floor ruled against him. This is how you get someone following you home and murdering you.
No, they did need to provoke an irrational person. He was the only guy who caught on to their play and the two had to provoke him to destroy his credibility and provide an excuse to pack up and go.
@@blaisevillaume9051 No, again, they absolutely did not need to provoke him: that needlessly increased risk of physical altercation, which occurred. The floor manager even stated that any continued fighting would get them all thrown out. Your reference to credibility is nonsensical: not only was the guy’s credibility shot to begin with, but even if it weren’t, in no way does that objective outweigh the hazard of unnecessarily provoking an irrational person. You have no argument- try not posting a contrarian comment simply to feel like you have something intelligent to say- got that? But thanks for giving me the opportunity to cement my original comment- much appreciated it.
Let me know if you need another lesson in basic logic and common sense 👍.
@@crypastesomemore8348 lol, you're a fucking queen. It took you ten months to come up with that response???
Incidentally the guy did follow them out to the car par park & beat him up in following scene . Even though Elliot Gould got his own back down at the race track later on !! Awesome film
Mr Pettibone had sharp eyes
When poker gets serious.
Pretty much how every gambling dispute goes.
Tell all my gambling friends that this is one of the best gambling movies. Was somewhat remade and renamed Mississippi grind. Good just not as good as this California split
What movie is this?
@@SergeantExtreme California split
Antonio Bandares is pissed
Whay does 7 smooth and 6 perfect means?
California lowball is the game. a-5 is the best hand. 75xxx is 7 smooth, 6432A is 6 perfect.
Ross's father was badass
I don't get this YT habit of not naming a movie clip...that's a disservice to the Production Team of the film.
copyright issues probably
Isn't the guy is actor from ocean 11
NaK4 POV Driving Elliot Gould. played Trapper John in MASH.
Mr Pettibone loses,.....
sounds like Hard Times.
They’re playing Razz or Cali Lo-Ball?
A 2 3 4 6 what's the 7 smooth?
Bill Mckee 7 5 4 3 2
self dealt casino?
Back then and even some of the smaller card rooms today are self dealt. Instead of paying the pot rake every hand they usually have a timed rake instead.
what type of poker are they playing?
Lowball.
thanks, i was wondering what it was. it seemed familiar
High low or more likely just low ball.
I think the card should have been dead and the hand redealt.
The card never hit the floor..
Wrong.....................it never hit the floor. The rule is that if it turns over,it doesn't have to accepted & a new card dealt.
Actually I think the only consideration is did the card flash to the other players while Elliott Gould was trying to catch it?
What a BIZARRE Biden commercial.
“WoW Could my dad drive a car! OO”. “I used to consider myself a pretty good driver.”
NO?!! REALLY?!!!
You know MY DAD could WALK!! WoW Could my dad WALK?!!
WTF are you talking about?
And why would you make a commercial like this?
How did this country devolve into what we have become?!