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When was the last time you saw your husband?

...you understand there was no subterfuge here.

- No. - Look at this.

Yes, we did. I took most of it, but you didn't do too bad.

And here's you leaving, 45 minutes later.

You know, as in any business.

I went home, changed clothes and just relaxed a while.

But I understood, because Dad was never there for Mom. Or me.

The Nevada Gaming Commission is gonna charge her with gaming violations.

No, it's against regulations.

I told you I couldn't lose.

Now that normally meant that he was staying the night...

Ladies, give me luck.

But he would call and let me know that he was gonna stay so I wouldn't worry.

JANE: Who's your daddy?

There's no secret. I'm memorizing the cards.

I called Ann from the casino at around 8 p. M...

That's very delicate of you.

Maybe he had the idea that that's what you wanted.

Calida is a small town.

ANN: Matt Etienne tells me that, uh...

Good point. Uh, okay.

We got the autopsy report back on Meier. Died of blunt-force trauma to the head.

Try the Bible or Robert's Rules of Order.

Mom, it's a hotel casino and not a crack house.

- Are they in any kind of order? - Yeah, there's a lot of...

...to let every gambler have a taste of victory.

She had that air about her.

...is hoping for his fifth spade to make up his flush.

On all his VIP guests, 24/7. This is what he was watching the night he died.

...he's just gonna call her and ask what she said.

They're all Reno and Las Vegas-based and involved organized crime.

- I think I saw Jim more than they did. - You work at the casino as well?

This way, ladies.

- Jane. - Ask how much he's winning.

Yeah, I'm feeling lucky.

In the casino, yes. But only in the casino.

- Mr. Jane, may I have a word with you? - Just a minute.

Thank you. Could we change this up for $ 1000 chips, please?