Celebrity Blackjack

Championship Tournament

Season 2, Episode 13, Aired 1/11/05

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It's the final episode of the second season of Celebrity Blackjack and the betting is hot and heavy. As the players try to outdo each other, one bets straight out of the game, while the others keep a competitive battle going to the final hand. Things get personal as one disses another's charity. Play once again comes right down the end as the final hand bets make for a tense situation.moreless

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Matt Vasgersian

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Dave Stann

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Jeff Probst

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- Jason Alexander is the winner of the second season of Celebrity Blackjack, taking home an additional $200,000 for his charity. On the final hand, he had $286,000 and put out $156,000, while Jeff Probst and Kelli Williams put out very small bets, with Lance Bass out of the game. Jason won the hand and therefore won the match. Edit
- Jeff Probst bet $50,000 several times towards the final hand and won. Edit
- Jason split 10s on Hand 9 and got 20 and 21, winning the hand. Later, he split and got two 21s, winning once again. Edit
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- Jeff Probst makes it the championship despite not having won his initial match. He substituted in the semi-finals for Shannon Elizabeth, who couldn't make it. Edit
- A mobile-phone poll in this episode asks viewers to text message their response to the question: "How would you play an Ace-6 against a dealer's 3 card?" The results were Hit - 39%, Stand - 17%, Double Down - 44%. The book says that you should double down. Edit
- There were no pop-up tips shown in this episode. Edit
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- (after Kelli makes her bet) Jeff: Jason's gonna stick with her because he's got to, so they're both gonna bet fifteen grand thereabouts. He'll bet eleven-five or something odd... Lance: Or you could bet, you know, conservative, hoping they'd lose, and just... Jeff: And I'd pick up what, ten grand? Jason: Yeah, I think you should be taking advice from Lance. (laughter from the audience) Matt: Yeah, next, Lance'll hold a seminar on keeping a band together. Edit
- Dave: This is the pinnacle of celebrity casino programming. Edit
- Matt: Look at that. She wanted a 9, needed a 9, got a 9. Kelli has been smoking all game. Edit
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