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Clips from Rounders (1998)

"[MAN NARRATING] Listen, here's the thing."
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"then you are the sucker."
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"Guys around here'll tell ya... you play for a living."
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"It's like any other job. You don't gamble. You grind it out."
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"Get your money in when you have the best of it, and protect it when you don't."
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"That's how I've paid my way through half of law school."
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"[NARRATING] He doesn't look like much,"
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"They all know me as a small-timer, but that's about to change."
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"- You should be. - [CHUCKLES]"
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"[NARRATING] He's as close to a friend as there is in this place."
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"I know what I'm doing."
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"- I can beat the game. - Maybe."
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"The key to the game is playing the man, not the cards."
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"Bet an eight ball."
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"There's no other game in which fortunes can change so much from hand to hand."
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"and lose his mind along with every single chip in front of him."
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"They can't handle the swings."
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"who consider No-Limit the only pure game left."
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"- I'm gonna raise five hundred. - [MAN] Fold."
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"make it look like I'm trying to buy it."
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"[NARRATING] I want him to think that I'm pondering a call,"
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"I'm down to the felt, Knish. I lost everything."
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"- You still got the truck? - Sure."
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"[MIKE NARRATING] You don't hear much about guys who take their shot and miss,"
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"trying to figure out how they came up short."
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"to rounders who forget the cardinal fuckin' rule..."
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"Oh."
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"I'd heard about it for years on the street, before I was even in law school."
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"it would have been pretty sweet to have any one of them owing me favors."
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"- You got some things for me? - Yes, I do."
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"- [GROUP LAUGHS] - Kid's a little tall, isn't he, Gene?"
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"in the Moot Court you're presiding over next week, Gene."
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"Mike? [WHISPERS] Michael, I would have just called."
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"[MIKE NARRATING] I don't know if I'm going to bring my legal career to a crashing halt..."
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"before it even starts, but I just can't help myself."
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"Threes check."
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"Summer clerkship in your office says I know what you're holding."
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"All right, kid, your first assignment. Pull up a seat next to me."
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"- I like the kid, Abe. - Good kid."
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"An open invitation to lay with those lambs."
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"But I'm retired."
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"- Hey. - Hey."
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"- You won't feel a thing. - [CHUCKLES]"
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"They never used to."
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"buy in at 8:00, next thing you know it's morning."
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"Well, after I left you last night at the library, I impressed Judge Marinacci."
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"Well, those guys were all playing cards, and..."
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"They were playing cards and I read his hand blind."
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"No, I wasn't even playing. They were playing."
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"What kind of job is that gonna be, Mike?"
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"Writing an opinion on high-stakes poker?"
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"- Honey, con? I was networking. - [Laughs] Oh, God."
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"Networking. Are you trying to con me now?"
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"they never miss a lawyer's league game."
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"you'll always be a hustler to them."
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"Okay."
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"Uh, Worm's gettin' out. I was gonna pick him up."
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"He's like my brother."
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"That's the fourth time you done played that bitch of spades on my ass."
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"No, no, no, no, no."
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"if you want 'em back, you can trade me for 'em, or try to play double or nothing tomorrow."
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"Murphy! What the hell you sittin' there for? You're processed. Come on."
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"- What are you talking about? I won these fair and square. - You don't even smoke, Worm."
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"Not in this lifetime. Enjoy your time."
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"Of course, the grounds weren't all we did."
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"- Where's the rest? - Kept us in lunch money."
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"Not many guys would stand up for a friend like that."
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"I know, I know. I couldn't let you see me in this shit hole."
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"- Did they toughen you up in there? - No, no."
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"It was a piece of cake. Piece of cake."
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"Man, look at your ride. You've been prospering while I've been away."
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"Whatever. Just get in it and drive me far away from here."
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"So I gotta keep three games going at once, all right?"
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"No. Who the hell am I gonna trust in there?"
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"- You like that? Isn't that beautiful? - What is that?"
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"Wait till I show you some of my chops, man. I've gotten pretty blinding."
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"What, are you... you gettin' cold cards?"
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"Jesus, what were you thinking? So, you're just a student now?"
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"Oh, God, you're killin' me. Mike, Mike, we gotta get you back on the game."
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"- The old partners here, we're gonna run like... - No, no, no, I'm off it."
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"So get this, here's the plan. I know this girl Barbara."
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"She introduced me as her cousin from out of town who loves to gamble but wants to learn poker."
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"A nickel would start me very nicely."
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"You just got out. What's the big fuckin' hurry?"
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"Hey, look, I can get started on this easy if it's you and me working together."
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"- I'll catch you in the city tomorrow? - Yeah."
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"[MIKE NARRATING] In Confessions of a Winning Poker Player, Jack King said,"
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"the outstanding tough beats of his career."
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"Seems true to me. 'Cause walking in here,"
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"I probably won't even sit. You know, just kinda keep him company."
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"- Good luck. - Thanks, sweetie."
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"- Uh, remind me. - Stud game."
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"- That's you. - Oh, thanks."
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"[MIKE NARRATING] Worm and I fall into our old rhythm like Clyde Frazier and Pearl Monroe."
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"We bring out all the old school tricks, stuff that would never play in the city..."
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"Now, some people might look down on Worm's mechanics, call it immoral."
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"Like they teach you in One-L..."
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"- I got the boat, queens over. - [CHUCKLES]"
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"[MIKE NARRATING] Worm really has become an artist, too."
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"His technique is flawless. But his judgment is a little off."
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"Flush."
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"- Thank you very much, boys. - Hey, you were great. Great."
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"- Just because. - Forget it."
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"- Uh, two weeks. - Two weeks? Okay. Okay."
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"Bye."
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"[WORM] Hey, we made good time. Wanna get breakfast?"
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"- Yeah. I'm serious. - All right."
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"the computer tried to delete you last week."
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"Oh, no, I'm not back, I just..."
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"- It's good to see you. - Good to see you, too."
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"Um, this is Les Murphy. He's like my brother."
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"Is that Fat Greggie sitting 20-40? The game's that soft?"
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"Mike, we could cut this room up in an hour."
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"Jesus. What a fuckin' waste."
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"Well, why don't you change and we'll get a cab."
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"And if I miss a little bit of the Mulligan meeting, just cover for me, all right?"
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"- So, you were nowhere near a card game. - Sweetie."
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"I think the most important thing is to be respectful to the judges but not obsequious."
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"and it's got nothing to do with your punctuality."
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"Sorry. I couldn't find a cab."
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