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He applies for the prestigious Robinson Scholarship which would cover the entire cost. However, despite having an MCAT score of 44 and high grades, he faces fierce competition, and is told by the director that the scholarship will only go to whichever student dazzles him.

Back at MIT, a professor, Micky Rosa challenges Ben with the Monty Hall Problem which he solves successfully. Using card counting and covert signalling, they are able to increase their probability of winning while at casinos, leading them to earn substantial profits.

Over many weekends, the team is flown to Las Vegas and Ben comes to enjoy his luxurious lifestyle as a so-called big player. The team is impressed by Ben's skill, but Fisher becomes jealous and fights him while drunk, leading Micky to expel him.

Meanwhile, the head of security, Cole Williams, has been monitoring the team and begins to turn his attention to Ben. Ben's devotion to blackjack causes him to neglect his role in an engineering competition, which estranges him from his friends.

Ben and three of the students decide that they will continue to play blackjack without Micky, but they are caught by Williams, whom Micky tipped off.

Williams beats up Ben and warns him not to return. Ben learns that he is ineligible for graduation because his course taught by an associate of Micky's is marked as incomplete with Micky's influence, the professor initially gives Ben a passing grade throughout the year without him having to work or even show up to class.

Furthermore, his winnings are stolen from his dormitory room. Suspecting Micky, Ben confers with the other blackjack students, and they persuade Micky to make a final trip to Las Vegas before the casinos install biometric software.

Micky flees with the bag of chips, jumping into a limousine, but realizes it was a setup when he discovers that the chips are fake.

It is revealed that Ben and Williams made a deal to lure Micky to Las Vegas so that Williams may capture and beat him, because Williams has past grievances against him.

Williams proceeds to hold Micky hostage and subject him to beatings. In exchange, Williams allows Ben to play for one more night in Las Vegas, enjoying immunity from capture.

However, as Ben is leaving with his earnings, Williams betrays him and takes the bag of chips at gunpoint. Ben protests, and Williams explains that he needs retirement funds, whereas intelligent people like Ben will always find a way to succeed.

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Miles Sam Golzari Cam Helen Carey Ellen Campbell Jack Gilpin Bob Phillips Donna Lows Planet Hollywood Dealer Butch Williams Planet Hollywood Dealer Ben Campbell Edit Storyline Ben Campbell is a young, highly intelligent, student at M.

Taglines: They proved the Vegas Blackjack System was beatable - by beating the hell out of it. Edit Did You Know? Trivia The small statue of a reclining nude, seen on the desk of the Harvard med Professor Bob Phillips during Ben's Robinson Scholarship interview, is by Venezuelan-born sculptor Maria Gamundi.

Goofs When Kianna is drunk and trying to pole dance, she accidentally calls Choi by "Ben" instead of the correct name.

Quotes [ first lines ] Ben Campbell : [ narrating ] 'Winner, winner, chicken dinner. I mean, it's Vegas lore, that phrase.

Just ask any of the old-time pit bosses, they'll know. It was a Chinese dealer at Binion's who was first credited with the line.

He would shout it every time he dealt blackjack. That was over 40 years ago, and the words still catch. I had heard it at least 14 times that night.

I couldn't lose. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No Report this. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why did Ben hide money in his ceiling?

Why not use a bank? Q: Did a security company from Las Vegas really tail them all over the country? Q: Can you explain how the 3 doors percentage problem works?