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What is Baccarat - Bond’s Game ?
What is the Dominoes Baccarat - Bond’s Game ?
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Jan 22nd, 2008 01:31
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The character of James Bond has been featured in over twenty-feature
films. Although chronologically, the first film should have been “Casino
Royale”, it was actually the explosive “Dr. No” that was released as the
first in the series. It would be over thirty years before Casino Royale
was finally made. If you consider yourself a Bond trivia expert, you
might already know this. Here’s another bit of trivia:
What is Bond’s favorite card game? If you have just seen Casino Royale,
you might be tempted to stand up and shout ‘Texas Hold ‘em, of course.”
But you would be wrong! In fact, the novel casino Royale has Bond
playing another game entirely. The producers simply assumed that
Americans would be more familiar with the game of poker so they switched it.
Now if you really follow Bond, you know that Bond’s game is Baccarat. He
plays baccarat in five of the movies including the opening scene of Dr.
No, his grand public entrance. And if you think about it, it fits with
everything else we know about Bond.
Bond is the elite of the elite. He wears finely tailored suits and
speaks impeccable English (”Bond, James Bond”). He drinks vodka
martinis, shaken not stirred. He does not drink beer. He loves expensive
cars and super model women. Would this kind of guy play poker? No, he
plays baccarat, the game of the aristocracy! Baccarat is for the masses.
In fact, why is it normally played in separate rooms in casinos? Because
it is an exclusive game for exclusive people.
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