Want a simple explanation of No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em poker Rounders gambler-turned-law student Mike McDermott Damon provides it in the movie's opening moments right before he demonstrates in a devastating hand of poker how easy and quick it is to lose in one misread of a fellow player Mike quickly vows that he's retired as a gambler and takes a truck driving job to pay … Continue
Here are some gambling movies that have to do with Poker.
Poker has to be one of the most filmed casino games to appear in gambling movies. It's the hottest gambling game ging these days, and really makes for some exciting stories in gambling movies. That's why there are so many gambling movies about poker on this page. What comes to mind when you think of a poker game? Usually a smokey back room or a western saloon, right? Lots of the poler movies on this page feature that type of action. You'll also see lots of instrucional poker movies here too. With poker being such a popular game, it's no wonder that some of the pros have taken to making poker movies that show you the ins and outs of how they made it in the world of professional poker. Take a look through the list of poker movies below, and if you know about a poker gambling movie that isn't listed here, please , and I'll add it as soon as I can. Enjoy!
A Big Hand for the Little Lady - 1966
Settlers Meredith (Henry Fonda), Mary (Joanne Woodward) and their young son stop in Laredo on their way to California, just as the five richest men in the territory gather for a once-a-year, high-stakes poker game, among them larger-than-life Henry P.G. Drummond (Jason Robards), who won't let something so trivial as his daughter's wedding interfere with the game. Recovering gambler Meredith can't resist the temptation and buys in by putting up all the money he and his wife have saved to buy a farm. He suffers a heart attack during a hand. Doc Joseph Scully (Burgess Meredith) prohibits him from playing anymore, so Mary takes over, even though she doesn't know how to play and over the loud objections of the other players. The betting continues and she doesn't have enough money to call. She then takes her cards over to the bank and shows owner C.P. Bellinger (Paul Ford) her hand; he promptly advances her the money. She wins the hand (and a huge amount of money) and leaves, her determination earning her the admiration of the men. Drummond is so touched by this that, when he gets home to the waiting wedding ceremony, he talks to his weak-willed future son-in-law in private, gives him some money and orders him to run away from his worthless daughter. In the final scene, it is revealed that the whole thing was a scam. Meredith, Mary and even their "son" are con artists and expert card sharps. Mary is really the girlfriend of the mastermind of the caper, Bellinger, who wanted revenge for being bilked years ago by the players.
High Roller: The Stu Ungar Story - 2003
Based on a true story, Michael Imperioli stars as poker legend, Stu Ungar. A gambler by the age of 10, Ungar won millions playing card games. He was one of two people ever to win the World Series of Poker three times - twice before age 26. But, in spite of his success, a life of excess and addiction left him in tremendous debt and could only end in tragedy. Stu Ungar (played here by SOPRANOS star Michael Imperioli) carved out a name for himself by amassing a small fortune in gambling winnings after taking up poker at an early age. Now his story is laid bare in HIGH ROLLER. A three-time winner of the Poker World Series, Stu seemed to have it all. But sadly, his motivation for playing was fuelled by an addiction to gambling that could only lead to a sorry end. Imperioli fulfills his role as Stu with extreme pathos, illustrating how gambling can topple an individual from a lofty peek, and ultimately be as dangerous as heroin, crack, or cocaine.
Honeymoon In Vegas - 1992
Jack Singer (Cage) has sworn to his mother while she was on her deathbed that he would never get married. Years later, he goes back on his promise and proposes to his girlfriend, Betsy (Parker), and quickly arranges a Las Vegas marriage. They check into the Bally's Hotel. Before the wedding, however, a wealthy professional gambler, Tommy Korman (Caan) arranges a poker game where Jack loses $65,000. Korman promises to erase the debt if he can spend the weekend with Singer's fiancée. Korman had seen Betsy suntanning near the pool and early at the conceirge desk and was reminded of his wife who had died of skin cancer, so he had personally choosen Singer knowing he could beat him. After agreeing to no sexual activity, they agree to go through with this. Jack tries desperately to get Betsy back and discovers that Korman has escaped to Hawaii where he has his family and connections. Korman has a friend, Mahi Mahi (Pat Morita), basically keep Jack as far as possible from him and Betsy. Jack discovers this and goes and finds the house of Korman on a golf course. Korman attacks Jack and has him arrested. After having Dr. Molar bail him out of jail. Mahi Mahi meets him outside and admits that Korman left with Betsy and is forcing her to marry him. Betsy doesn't want to go through with it and escapes from Korman. Meanwhile, after changing many planes and finding himself stuck, Jack finds a way of passage to Vegas via a group of Skydiving-Mormon Elvis impersonators from Salt Lake City. Jack lands and spots Betsy, which then ruins Korman's plans.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - 1998
Aside from the wild ride we enjoy with a set of four friends who are trying to find a way to pay off a poker game gone wrong, director/writer Guy Ritchie's stylish film debut features an ending so clever that it manages to outshine the whole fantastic movie. But half the fun is getting there: Tom (Flemyng), Bacon (Statham), Soap (Dexter Fletcher) and Eddie (Nick Moran) pool £100,000 cash (much of it ill-gotten) to stake Eddie in a high-stakes poker game with local kingpin Hatchet Harry. But little do the pals know that Harry has fixed the game ahead of time--and what seemed like a sure thing has instead left them £800,000 in debt to Harry, with just a week to raise the cash before he starts breaking body parts on each of them. Their next scheme: to rob Eddie's next-door-neighbors, who happen to be drug dealers. But they're not the only ones with their eyes on that particular jackpot, and the fact that the neighbors are the most bumbling drug dealers on the planet thwarts everyone's plans and saves most of their lives. The jackpot scene: That ending. Tom, Bacon, Soap and Eddie somehow manage to escape with appendages intact, but their misdirected focus, despite Tom's fascination with a pair of antique guns, means they may haplessly miss their only real chance at snagging a small fortune.
Luckytown - 2000
Two kids from Nebraska, Lidda (Kirsten Dunst) and Colonel (Vincent Kartheiser), set out on a road trip to Las Vegas with individual aspirations. Lidda wants to locate her father Charlie Doyles (James Caan) whom has left home to further pursue his calling as a professional poker player, and Colonel dreams of becoming a big time Vegas gambler of his own. Along the way, the couple falls in love, but their relationship as well as their lives are threatened when Colonel gets mixed-up with a local gangster named Tony, (Robert Miano) who just happens to be Charlie's poker playing archenemy. When push comes to shove, Lidda and Colonel are forced gamble with the highest stakes of all... their lives.
Rounders - 1998
Want a simple explanation of No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em poker? Rounders gambler-turned-law student Mike McDermott (Damon) provides it in the movie's opening moments ... right before he demonstrates, in a devastating hand of poker, how easy and quick it is to lose $25,000 in one misread of a fellow player. Mike quickly vows that he's retired as a gambler, and takes a truck driving job to pay his tuition. Then along comes Worm (Norton), his childhood pal, who's sprung from jail and looking for Mike to help him pay off some hefty debts. It doesn't take a lot of persuasion before Mike is out of retirement and making the rounds of some high-stakes games. Though director John Dahl (The Last Seduction) doesn't skimp on showing the seedier elements of the professional-gambler lifestyle and of the dire circumstances a losing player can quickly find himself in, the movie's also somewhat refreshing. Ultimately, Mike is forced to admit that he's been turning his back on the game because other people have a problem with it. What Mike wants: to chuck law school and head off to Vegas for the World Series of Poker. The jackpot scene: Mike's $60,000 poker triumph over KGB (John Malkovich), who beat him in the movie's opening game. Damon, who prepared for the movie by playing in the World Series of Poker (where he lost to legend Doyle Brunson), conveys with a simple facial expression the exact second Mike knows he has KGB, and it's as thrilling and satisfying a moment as you'll find in any movie about poker.
Shade - 2004
Set in the underground world of Los Angeles card sharks and gamblers, this slick neo-noir is a gripping ensemble drama that pays homage to hard-boiled heist directors like Mamet and Scorsese. SHADE, a gambling term for deception and trickery, revolves around a ring of small-time hustlers with dreams of the big payoff. Tiffany (Thandie Newton) is a beautiful and calculating swindler who works together with her partner Charlie (Gabriel Byrne) in nickel-and-dime schemes. But when one card shark, The Dean (Sylvester Stallone), seems to be unbeatable, they devise a scheme to topple his flawless run. They recruit Tiffany's old flame, Vernon (Stuart Townsend) a card mechanic and sleight-of-hand genius and hustler Jennings (Jamie Foxx) to maneuver their way on to The Dean's poker table. But all is not what it seems in this twisting and turning thriller: deception abounds. Secret love affairs and allegiances are kindled, and The Dean, whom everyone is trying to hustle, plays a dirty game with the help of his ex-girlfriend, Eve (Melanie Griffith). In a game of who's cheating whom, each player becomes a pawn in another's swindle. Debut writer-director Damian Nieman films the card tricks with flair, making the poker-faced manipulations visible to the viewer and adding to the high stakes tension of the film.
The Cincinnati Kid - 1965
Not only is it one of the best gambling movies of all-time, it's also one of those rare movies that's better than the book it's based on. Epitome of cool McQueen is the titular Kid, a cocky poker player in Depression Era New Orleans who holds markers from everyone in town. But the Kid is only interested in "The Man," a.k.a. aging five-card-stud legend Lancey Howard (Edward G. Robinson), who the Kid challenges to a high-stakes game. One of director Norman Jewison's best early flicks (based on Richard Jessup's more tame novel) and one of McQueen's finest performances, the movie's pivotal game is refreshingly free of the do-or-die cliché of most movies about poker. Kid's best friend, card dealer Shooter (Karl Malden), is pressured by a local fat cat into fixing the game for Kid. Kid finds out and insists his pal be a straight Shooter, because his sole goal is proving that he can beat Lancey and take the title of five-card-stud stud. The jackpot scene: The flick's thrilling final poker scene, a back-and-forth match that leaves you both heartbroken and oddly satisfied.
The Sting - 1973
Redford (nominated for Best Actor) re-teams with his Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid partner Newman as Johnny Hooker and Henry Gondorff, a couple of 1930s confidence men who plot a wickedly elaborate swindle of mobster Doyle Lonnegan (Robert Shaw). Lonnegan is a local baddie who has drawn the ire of a whole group of con men with his cheatin' ways and his murder of their beloved fellow grifter (and Hooker's partner) Luther. The winding sting unfolds with style (thanks to authentic '30s sets, automobiles and costumes from famed Oscar-winning designer Edith Head), humor and a jazzy soundtrack (the movie brought about a revival of Scott Joplin's ragtime music), and so many twists that, as the old cliché goes, you can't always tell the players without a score card. In fact, the Best Picture winner takes so many twists and turns that, if you know the final surprise before it's revealed, it's probably only because you wrote the script. The jackpot scene: Newman's masterful poker game with Lonnegan, when he cheats the cheat, while giving the impression that he's drunk off a bottle of gin (which is really filled with water).
Binion's Poker Series - Volume 1 - 2005
Poker runs in the Binion family, as host Benny Binion's grandfather was the owner of the esteemed Horseshoe Casino in Vegas and started the World Series of Poker. In this series, Binion gives top players a forum for revealing their secrets to viewers. This first volume offers advice from five-time world champion Layne Flack, who imparts the skills for winning at home, in tournaments, or online.
ESPN: The 2003 World Series of Poker - Season 1 - 2003
The World Series of Poker is held every year at Harrah's Horseshoe Casino, and is looked forward to year-round by poker enthusiasts. Begun in 1970 by Benny Binion, it has grown in audience and participation numbers, and offers 33 events for players to flex their gambling muscles in pursuit of the multi-million dollar prize. A marathon game that isn't over until one player holds all the chips, it is inevitably an exciting, suspenseful, and often surprising competition that ultimately determines the world champion of poker. 2003 marked a particularly momentous occasion in the history of the world's premiere poker event, when Chris Moneymaker, who made it to the table through a satellite competition entered for $40, and walked away a millionaire. Competing against over 800 of the world's best professional poker players, the 27-year-old Moneymaker was the most unlikely champion in poker history, and now ESPN has made the entire competition available for home viewing without commercial interruption. Audiences can watch the impossible play out before their eyes, observing the mixture of skill, luck, and strategy that made one man's dreams come true!
Fun-To-Know - Casino Games - 2005
This instructional program takes viewers through the ins and outs of every major casino game. Anyone thinking of betting would be wise to check out the advice here first, as FUN-TO-KNOW: CASINO GAMES covers casino etiquette, money-saving techniques, and specific instructions for playing roulette, black jack, craps, poker, baccarat, and the slot machines.
Fun-To-Know - Poker Made Simple - 2005
Poker experts take the mystery out of the game in this instructional program. Detailed demonstrations illustrate the game's rules, poker etiquette, the difficulties of playing against the dealer, and ways to keep from losing money and making avoidable errors. FUN-TO-KNOW serves as both a solid introduction to the game and a technique refresher for the seasoned poker player.
How to Make Money Playing Texas Hold'em Poker - 2006
Bursting with poker lessons, rules, and secrets of the game, this guide offers many useful tips for how to come out of a game on top. Hosted by Joe Fortin of the Hollywood Poker Academy, HOW TO MAKE MONEY PLAYING TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER turns casual players into insiders by showing them how to read other players, detect a bluff, and take charge of any poker situation.
Howard Lederer - "Tells" All - 2005
"Poker Professor" Howard Lederer gives students the lowdown on picking up on opponents' "tells," the little tics that give away whether or not someone has a good hand. Lederer concentrates on the wildly popular game of Texas No-Limit Hold 'Em, a game that is both approachable for beginners, and amenable to an infinite amount of strategizing and complexities. Useful for players remaining at home, as well as those traveling to casinos or even tournaments, these tips will help players to spot bluffs from every corner.
Howard Lederer - Poker Fantasy Reality - 2005
Entertaining and enlightening, this tutorial gives home viewers the opportunity to attend champion poker player Howard Lederer's Poker Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas, giving them the skills to turn that fantasy of winning big into reality. Documenting the journey of 200 participants who attended the camp in September 2004, this release provides tips from the experts to help the student achieve maximum results, with words of wisdom from some of today's top players. Joining the "Poker Professor" are poker greats Matt Savage, Phil Gordon, Chris Ferguson, Erik Sidel, Annie Duke and Gus Hansen, all of whom bring entertainment value to the table.
Howard Lederer - Secrets of Texas Limit Hold 'Em - 2005
Widely recognized as the world's greatest player of no-limit Texas Hold 'Em, it is often forgotten that Howard Lederer, the "Poker Professor," also excels in Texas Limit Hold 'Em. Here, he shares some of his secrets with aspiring players, explaining the methods by which, with hard work, dedication, and passion, it is possible to master this challenging and rewarding game. The poker craze sweeping the nation signifies that Americans are waking up to the possibilities of poker, and it is now crucial to work hard in order to beat the ever-increasing competition. But with the world's most successful poker player on your side, true excellence in the game becomes attainable.
Howard Lederer - Secrets of Texas No-Limit Hold 'Em - 2005
If anyone can make a master poker player out of you, it's Howard Lederer. With over 10 titles under his belt, the Poker Professor knows how to turn you into an unbeatable force to be reckoned with, wherever you may be playing. Here, he turns his poker-playing acumen to the popular game of Texas No-Limit Hold'Em, which is becoming one of the most-played games in the country, rendering the competition steeper than ever, as well as heightening the possibilities for winning. Howard covers the fundamentals of the game, offering helpful hints and tips for making the right decisions, and sums up his teachings in a convenient, easy-to-grasp chart that is sure to help you hit it big.
Masters of Poker - Phil Hellmuth's Million Dollar Poker System - 2004
Ever wished you could be a better poker player? Widely renowned at the greatest poker player of all time, Phil Hellmuth was the youngest player ever to win the World Series of Poker. Now, Phil is ready to divulge his secrets in this fascinating video presentation. MASTERS OF POKER: VOLUME 1 will give you potentially valuable tips, straight from the master himself! Widely renowned as one of the greatest poker players of all time, Phil Hellmuth was the youngest player to win the World Series of Poker. Phil divulges his secrets in this two-part program. The first volume provides some potentially valuable tips, straight from the master himself. In the second volume, Hellmuth offers a series of tricks and general poker tips. A master at reading his opponents, and Hellmuth demonstrates not only how to interpret moves and gestures, but also how to bluff.
Masters of the Casino Series - How to Conquer Online Poker - 2004
Winner of the 2003 World Series Chris Moneymaker, and Hall-of-Famer Tom McEvoy explain the ins and outs of online poker in this edition of the MASTERS OF THE CASINO series. The internet has opened up new possibilities for poker players, but also new risks. While the strategies here will improve any player's game on or off the web, HOW TO CONQUER ONLINE POKER also provides many tips that are specific to the world of internet gambling.
Masters of the Casino Series - The Keys to Position and Calculating the Odds - 2004
With actual tournaments being broadcast on television and online versions taking the Internet by storm, poker has become America's new national pastime. The MASTERS OF THE CASINO series helps viewers sharpen their game with tips from the best poker players in the world, including 2003 World series of Poker Champion Chris Moneymaker and Poker Hall of Famer Tom McEvoy. In this volume, Moneymaker and McEvoy reveal strategies for positioning and calculating odds in Texas Hold'em.
Poker for Dummies - 2004
Poker, the mainstay game of card sharks throughout the US and the world, has gained immense popularity as more and more people play casual games with their families, compete in local tournaments, and become enthralled by televised professional and celebrity tournaments. For beginning players, and more advanced players who want to sharpen their game, POKER FOR DUMMIES offers solid instruction on different types of games, including Seven Card Stud and Texas Hold'em, and tips from professional players.
Howard Lederer - More Secrets Of No Limit Hold Em - 2005
Howard Lederer finishes what he began in his first how-to video, SECRETS OF TEXAS NO-LIMIT HOLD 'EM, helping the ambitious poker player achieve the heights of his or her potential with true insider's tips. Learn how to spot your opponents' tells, bluffs, and strategies, and hear stories from real championship games. You'll hear about more advanced notions, like suited connectors and slow play, bringing you up to snuff for play in any context, whether at home, in a casino, or at a tournament.
Poker Secrets from Poker Champs - 2004
A crack team of 15 poker champions share tips on the how to master the game in POKER SECRETS FROM POKER CHAMPS. Such pros as Johnny Chan (who appeared in the film ROUNDERS), Phil Ivey, Scotty, Nguyen, Jennifer Harman provide wisdom about critical strategies. Topics include the power of patience, subtle strategies, and bluffing. A pop-up dictionary helps master lingo.
Poker Superstars Invitational Tournament - Series 1 - 2005
The Fox Sports Network's ratings-busting television series POKER SUPERSTARS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT offers the ultimate poker showdown as the world's top players go head-to-head in thrilling rounds of intense competition. Doyle Brunson, Chip Reese, Johnny Chan, and Gus Hansen are among the players battling it out in Season One of the no-limit Texas Hold'em championship as hidden cameras allow clear views of the cards and expert commentaries explain every nuance of the high-stakes action. This collection presents the series' entire first season for a total of 12 exciting episodes and an unbelievably tense two-hour finale.
Strip Poker Invitational - 2005
STRIP POKER INVITATIONAL combines two perennial guy favorites--naked ladies and card games--into one thrillingly racy concoction. Watch as hostess Carmen Electra leads six lingerie-clad lovelies in a rousing game of strip poker that gets more enticing with each up of the ante. Originally aired as a pay-per-view event, the erotic television special is presented in an uncut and uncensored format with bonus footage of behind-the-scenes antics.
Texas Hold'em Poker - Fundamentals for Winning - 2005
Designed for beginning and intermediate players, TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER- FUNDAMENTALS OF WINNING cuts straight to the chase by teaching viewers when to hold or fold their hands. The clear advice here comes directly from the masters themselves, and will give even the most inexperienced player the confidence to participate in the next poker round that comes their way.
Ultimate Poker Company - Winning Texas Hold 'Em - 2005
Chris Moneymaker attempts to live up to his name by offering tips on how to win at Texas Hold 'Em on this program. Moneymaker is aided in his quest by former World Poker Championship winner Kenna James and host Vince Van Patten. Also in this series: Ultimate Poker - Beat The Pros, Ultimate Poker - Mastering Bluffs and Tells in Poker, Ultimate Poker - Master Collection
Winning Strategies - Texas Hold'em Poker - 2005
Author of several instructional Poker manuals, and founder of his own University of Poker, Mike Caro is known all over the world for his vast knowledge of the game. Hosting this program from the Poker room at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino, Caro offers some great insights into the mindset behind success. Designed for beginners, TEXAS HOLD'EM POKER introduces key concepts that can be applied to matches played in a casino or on the Internet. Caro covers all the Poker basics, in addition to teaching viewers how to predict what their competitors have in their hands, and techniques for benefiting from an opponent's weakness.
World Poker Tour - Best of Season 3 - 2005
Along with CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN and WORLD SERIES OF BLACKJACK, the Travel Channel's WORLD POKER TOUR series has transformed a normally sedate card game into a thrillingly popular spectator sport. Hosted by former model Shana Hiatt, the series travels to exotic locations across the globe to cover high-stakes poker tournaments with hidden-camera technology that allows viewers to see the players' cards, as well as expert commentary by poker champs Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten that help explain every nuance of the game. This collection presents the best of WORLD POKER TOUR's third season for eight episodes that travel to the Borgata Poker Open in Atlantic City, the Grand Prix de Paris in France, the WPT World Championship in Las Vegas, and more.
World Poker Tour - Season 2 - 2004
Originally airing on the Travel Channel, WORLD POKER TOUR popularized poker as a spectator sport. By turning the poker match into an educational and enjoyable viewing experience, the series set off quite a trend, followed shortly after by shows such as CELEBRITY POKER SHOWDOWN and WORLD SERIES OF BLACKJACK. In its second season, the show travels to more exotic locales, to cover the most thrilling, high-stakes poker games in the world. Technology that allows viewers to see the players' hidden cards and expert commentary from poker champs Phil Laak, Antonio Esfandiari, Daniel Negreanu, and Erick Lindgren help to explain every play and nuance of the game
ESPN: The 2003 World Series of Poker - Season 1 - 2003
The World Series of Poker is held every year at Harrah's Horseshoe Casino, and is looked forward to year-round by poker enthusiasts. Begun in 1970 by Benny Binion, it has grown in audience and participation numbers, and offers 33 events for players to flex their gambling muscles in pursuit of the multi-million dollar prize. A marathon game that isn't over until one player holds all the chips, it is inevitably an exciting, suspenseful, and often surprising competition that ultimately determines the world champion of poker. 2003 marked a particularly momentous occasion in the history of the world's premiere poker event, when Chris Moneymaker, who made it to the table through a satellite competition entered for $40, and walked away a millionaire. Competing against over 800 of the world's best professional poker players, the 27-year-old Moneymaker was the most unlikely champion in poker history, and now ESPN has made the entire competition available for home viewing without commercial interruption. Audiences can watch the impossible play out before their eyes, observing the mixture of skill, luck, and strategy that made one man's dreams come true!
Maverick - TV Series - 1957-1962
A TV show that aired from 1957-1962, MAVERICK was an unusually formatted show. The three leads rarely appeared in episodes together; instead they took it in turns to steal the limelight by featuring in a constantly-rotating format that saw each actor taking turns as the lead man in each episode. The boys, Brett (James Garner of THE ROCKFORD FILES infamy), Bart, (Jack Kelly) and Bo Maverick (Roger Moore, AKA James Bond) were poker players who drifted across the country, trying to make a living from the game while also encountering a fair share of trouble along the way. This release in the TV FAVORITES series includes three episodes from the show.
Tilt - The Complete First Season - 2004
From the writers of the hit film ROUNDERS comes ESPN's thrilling, new original series TILT. In the dark back rooms of Las Vegas' gambling underworld, Don "The Matador" Everest (Michael Madsen) is king. But, as the World Poker Championships approach, three professional players will team up to try to take him down. In their world of constant misdirection, the stakes prove even higher outside the familiar walls of the casino. Experience every episode of TILT's spectacular first season, complete with deleted scenes, an alternate season finale, and never-before-seen footage from The World Series Of Poker. It's a winning hand of drama and excitement you can bet on. ESPN has jumped into cable television's original series pool with the poker drama TILT. With the World Poker Championship coming up, a group of players have begun to gather around The Colorado Casino in the city of sin, Las Vegas. At the center of the storm is Don "The Matador" Everest (Michael Madsen), recognized as either the world's best poker player or an unrepentant cheater, depending on who you ask. Eddie, Miami, and Clark are three young gamblers looking for revenge against the boastful Everest after the expert cleaned them out, while corrupt cop Lee Nickel believes Everest may know something about the murder of his brother. Moving from the bright lights of the Las Vegas casinos to the dark alleys of the criminal underworld, TILT has action that ranges from tense poker matches to fast paced shootouts. It was created by Brian Koppelman and David Levien, writers of the gambling film ROUNDERS.
World Poker Tour - Season 1 - 2003
Originally airing on The Travel Channel, WORLD POKER TOUR popularized poker as a spectator sport. Hosted by Shana Hiatt, the show travels to exotic locales to cover the most thrilling, high-stakes poker games in the world. Technology that allows viwers to see the players' hidden cards, as well as expert commentary from poker champs Mike Sexton and Vince Van Patten, help to explain every play and nuance of the game. The series also takes time to explore some of the beautiful locations to which the show travels. Each of these 13 episodes features a complete tournament.
World Poker Tour – Ladies Night - 2003
The first women's poker tournament ever televised, LADIES NIGHT features six of the best players in the world battling it out for a $25,000 seat in the WORLD POKER TOUR 8.6 million dollar championship. Annie Duke, Maureen Feduniak, Clonie Gowan, Jennifer Harman, Kathie Liebert, and Evelyn Ng, display their considerable prowess, proving that the ladies are as cunning at cards as the gents. WORLD POKER TOUR originally aired on The Travel Channel.
Aces - The Movie - 2006
Aces, the Movie is a sexy thriller exploring the world of poker that fascinates and thrills millions of Americans. Brooke (Lacey Toups, CSI Miami), Elle (Christina Morris) and Pieti (Sheena Chou, Burned) are all gorgeous … and mathematical geniuses. Looking for a challenge and some fast money, the ladies head for Sin City and high-stakes, competitive poker. Once in Vegas, face to face with the pros, they set their plan into action, relying on high-tech gadgetry, brainpower and unequivocal charm.
