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>Movie has an "intense" poker scene where the audience is supposed to be on the edge of their seat over who will win
>Have no fucking idea what is happening because I never figured out how poker works

Any other movies for a feel like this?
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Its really easy actually. The biggest letdown was finding out how blackjack works, it is pure gambling with basically 0 game elements
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>hero wins because he has a better hand
>everyone acts like skill mogged the villain
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>aw een
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Pluribus
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>>222315585
That's literally any casino table game
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>>222315585
Understanding probability will definitely improve your odds of maximising your winnings in blackjack though it's definitely still predominantly luck. You will lose but knowing when you should bet big is the key to walking away from the table with a fat stack.



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