Angie v. Jimmy v. Ken Einiger v. Rick Jensen v. Jean

Name: Angie v. Jimmy v. Ken Einiger v. Rick Jensen v. Jean
Genre: Reality
Released: March 11, 2005
Cast: Matt Vasgersian, Max Rubin, Megan Riordan

World Series of Blackjack: Season 2: Episode 7

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Angie v. Jimmy v. Ken Einiger v. Rick Jensen v. Jean

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GSN | Air Date: March 11, 2005

Starring: Matt Vasgersian, Max Rubin, Megan Riordan

Summary: With several top players, this episode features some of the most exciting play and complex strategies so far. This episode features Angie Moneytaker, who was a finalist in a million dollar tournament and has a marketing degree. Next to her --- Jimmy Pine ---- who finished third last season and once won $150,000 in one night. Next up is KenWith several top players, this episode features some of the most exciting play and complex strategies so far. This episode features Angie Moneytaker, who was a finalist in a million dollar tournament and has a marketing degree. Next to her --- Jimmy Pine ---- who finished third last season and once won $150,000 in one night. Next up is Ken Einiger, who was third in the Hilton million dollar tourney and also once won close to $150,000 in one night. Rick Jensen brings something a little different --- he operates a casino company and has also played in over a 100 tournaments. Finally, there's Jean Scott, who wrote a book called The Frugal Gambler, is also skilled in video poker and is a former English teacher. The stakes are high with Jean coming out betting high early and then scaling back. Positions shift throughout the game with the competitors really upping their bets towards the end. Four still have a realistic shot at winning in the final hand, which features amazingly complex play, causing the results to once again come down to the dealer's final card.… Expand

Genre(s): Reality