– Levin and Koppelman have been friends and worked together all their lives they met when they were 14 years old on a bus that was taking children to summer camp.

– Screenwriters David Levin and Brian Koppelman, with whom many attribute the success of the film, can be seen in the film – they appeared in the scene with the reading of amateurs’ tells in Atlantic City – According to the script, Worm played by Norton should be a heavy smoker, but the actor flatly refused to smoke on camera he is an opponent of this bad habit. – The scene in which Edward Norton’s character eats a hot dog on the street did not suit director John Dahl for a long time. – In the first version of the script, in the famous “game against the champion” scene (its poker analysis is below), the main character was supposed to bluff Phil Hellmuth, not Johnny Chan. We decided to celebrate the anniversary by remembering fun facts related to the film and refreshing your memory of the text with poker analytics of the film.) (Editor's Note: Monday, September 11th marks the 25th anniversary of the release of the film Rounders.

All poker hands in rounders