RDR 2: C4 # 29 - A Fine of Debauchery - video Dailymotion

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#RedDeadRedemption2 (PlayStation 4) [RePlaythrough] Chapter 4 - Mission # 47  After learning about a card game tournament being held on the Grand Korrigan river from the mayor’s party, Strass and Trelawny fix a game so that Arthur can win big on the tables.

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10:31Very good, sir.

10:32Thank you, George.

10:34Good luck, sir.

10:38Now, remember what I said, Arthur.

10:40Everyone is the author of his own good fortune.

10:44Yes, yes.

10:46Believe me, I heard every word.

10:49Watch Strauss, listen to the dealer, and this should be a very lucky night.

10:55There they are.

10:57Gentlemen, how wonderful to see you.

11:00Arthur, you remember this pair of boys we met in New York?

11:05Come on.

11:07Champagne is on dear old Arthur.

11:09He's rich as can be in feeling luckier than a turkey that survived Thanksgiving.

11:14Hello, gentlemen.

11:16Hello, dear boy.

11:20Come on, come on, let's head aboard.

11:22Drinks on Arthur.

11:24Champagne.

11:30I'm afraid we require all patrons to hand over their guns.

11:38Good time.

11:40The tables await.

11:41I'll go find myself a change of clothes.

11:44Okay.

11:45You seem unsure.

11:46Robbing a heavily armed riverboat without a gun tends to bring out the self-doubting me.

11:51These people are virtually idiots.

11:54This is simple stuff.

11:55Now have a good time, but don't lose too much money or your wife is going to kill me.

12:02Whatever you say.

12:05Now where can I get a cocktail?

12:07Hello, sir.

12:13How do you do?

12:14Are you playing tonight, son?

12:16Hello, amigo.

12:20Nice round here.

12:21Good luck if you're playing tonight, sir.

12:24Uh-huh.

12:25Well, good luck to you.

12:29So long.

12:31Take a seat, sir.

12:34Hey, mister.

12:34Good evening, gentlemen.

12:40Arthur Callahan.

12:41Sorry I'm late.

12:42I had some unfinished business at the bar.

12:45Desmond Bly.

12:46Evening.

12:47Not to worry.

12:48Welcome to the game, Mr. Callahan.

12:49Okay, gentlemen.

12:50Let's play.

12:51I hope you're a player.

12:53Been too many cowards at these tables recently.

12:56Nothing less dignified than a man afraid to lose a little money.

13:00Look at this.

13:02Chip's already stacked up waiting for me.

13:04I like this joint already.

13:07We aim to please, sir.

13:10So, how are we all fairing?

13:13Something better than others.

13:15If we all fared the same in life now, where would the fun be?

13:19Quite.

13:21Wait, not Desmond Bly, the hosiery king.

13:25I should have brought my other wallet.

13:28Not my preferred title, but yes, you should have.

13:32Oh, I'm in.

13:48Call.

13:48Like I said, Mr. Callahan, cowards.

13:53Call.

14:02Okay, sorry, boys.

14:04I'm taking it all.

14:06We'll see about that.

14:08To hell with me.

14:09I don't know why I'm doing this, but race.

14:25Here we go, then.

14:27Hello, my ladies.

14:32Let's meet down to the fel.

14:33Damn it.

14:39Mr. Bly wins with three queens.

14:41Goodbye, gentlemen.

14:46I guess it's just you and me now, friend.

14:49Yes, it is.

14:50Time to see if you're really the man you seem to think you are.

14:55Likewise, Mr. Bly.

14:58So, what business are you in, Mr. Callahan?

15:03I'm an oil man for my sins.

15:06Funny.

15:06I haven't heard of you.

15:08Oh, you will.

15:11You know, I thought about getting in a hosiery, but I just look better in a suit.

15:20I would stick to oil, Mr. Callahan.

15:23I don't think you have a future on the stage.

15:27You sound just like my wife.

15:34Call.

15:38Okay, Mr. Callahan, I'm all in.

15:54Now, what the hell?

15:55It's only money.

15:58Interesting.

16:00A pair of cowgirls.

16:02Shit.

16:10Shit.

16:11I guess my luck held.

16:13Is that you done?

16:14Done?

16:14Bust.

16:15Or, uh, you got something else to play with.

16:18Meaning?

16:20Well, I heard.

16:21Well, I heard there were some big boys on this boat.

16:24Maybe that's not you.

16:26No offense.

16:26Sit your hillbilly ass down.

16:31Why?

16:32I got a watch.

16:34Look at you.

16:35An expensive one.

16:37Real fine.

16:38Swiss.

16:40A Reutlinger, no less.

16:41It's in the safe upstairs.

16:44It's worth more than you.

16:47Okay.

16:49I trust you.

16:49Now, play as you wish.

16:54So, you must know Leviticus Cornwall, big oil man like you.

17:00Course, we've crossed paths.

17:02I was fortunate enough to tour a little operation heads up in New Hanover.

17:06I am 100% all-in, Mr. Callahan.

17:15Don't worry, sir.

17:16Everyone is the author of his own good fortune.

17:26Well, nothing ventured, nothing gained.

17:31Pear cage.

17:33Very good, but not good enough.

17:36Shit.

17:41Uh-oh.

17:43Yes, you little beauty.

17:46Hard lines, Mr. Blythe.

17:48Mr. Callahan wins with an ace-high diamond flush.

17:51God damn you!

17:53No offense.

17:54None taken.

17:55Well played, sir.

17:57Unlucky, Desmond.

17:58Now, forgive my lack of discretion, but where might I find this watch?

18:04It's upstairs.

18:04Shall we go and have a look?

18:06Why not?

18:09Gentlemen.

18:10Please, cash these out for me.

18:12I started last week.

18:15Good.

18:16Sure.

18:17Perhaps you could escort us up to the office.

18:20Yes, of course, sir.

18:22Follow me, gentlemen.

18:24Come with me, sir.

18:25You're having quite the night.

18:29Yeah, so far.

18:32I cannot believe someone gave a greaser a job.

18:37We live in strange times.

18:41Personally, I wouldn't trust one with a gun, but fear enough, I've got my own little law-giver right here.

18:50Very good.

18:51Next, we'll be hiring Negroes.

18:59I know.

19:00I know.

19:00I think you're going to like this watch, sir.

19:06I saw it earlier, and it really is a handsome piece.

19:11Foreign made, but you can't have everything.

19:14Indeed.

19:15Well, here we are.

19:32Just give me one second, sir.

19:33Of course.

19:34Take your time.

19:42Don't reach for that gun.

19:44Take his gun, Arthur.

19:54I guess you were right.

19:56Only an idiot would give a greaser a gun.

20:03Idiot, huh?

20:12Shit, let's hope no one heard that.

20:14Quick, clear the safe.

20:15Let's get out of here.

20:16Can't believe that asshole had another gun.

20:18Viewing here is looking pretty good.

20:21How much is there?

20:22Must be a few thousand plus the watch.

20:24Nice.

20:25Now let's get out of here.

20:26Come on.

20:27Let's go meet the others.

20:29Sure.

20:29I reckon we've only got a few minutes to get out of here.

20:45If we're lucky.

20:46Was that a good shot?

20:58It sounded like one.

20:59Come on.

20:59And how exactly are we getting out of here?

21:08I ain't too sure.

21:10This is what tends to happen when you leave Trelawney in charge of planning.

21:15Oh, garnish, no meat.

21:16Probably involve us dressing up as dancing girls and can-canning off the side.

21:23Nice uniform, by the way.

21:25Thanks.

21:26Give anyone a job these days.

21:28Anyway, we shouldn't give ourselves away until we know we need to.

21:31Maybe we could still blend into the crowd when it all goes crazy.

21:35Which it surely will.

21:38To the bar, senor!

21:44I hope you had fun, sir.

21:48In the time of my life.

21:50You boys sure know how to put on a show.

21:53That's wonderful.

21:56Ah, look.

21:57There's your friend.

21:58My friend is not a no-goo-cheek, and I beg you to take back the insinuation.

22:09There he is.

22:11Now, don't be a sore loser, friend.

22:13There's something I don't like about the pair of you.

22:15There's plenty I don't like about you, but I have the good manners to keep my mouth shut.

22:20There he is.

22:21Shoot that man.

22:25Come on, Arthur.

22:26You gotta get out of here.

22:28You sure ain't, Ray.

22:28You don't know what you've got to tell, then.

22:33There's problems.

22:34You said five times.

22:35You said five times.

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23:25Ah!

23:26Oh, the gap is right next to me.

23:33Oh, for Christ's sake.

23:42Well, never a dull moment.

23:45Yeah, that's one way of putting it.

23:46So, how much did we get?

23:50A few thousand, I think.

23:52Pretty good.

23:54Yes, indeed.

23:55And this watch, apparently it's worth a bunch of Swiss, a Reutlinger or something?

24:02Nice watch.

24:05Yes, it's a Reutlinger all right.

24:08We'll give it back there.

24:10All right, come on, let's get out of here.

24:25Riverboat Rob, read all about it.

24:29Morning to you.

24:30Morning to you.

24:32I am.

24:42Mansion District here.

24:45This is the Mansion District.

24:47Let's get out of here.

24:48You

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