Dec 5, 2016 · Le Chiffre is a financier of international terrorism in this movie. In order to win the money back, Le Chiffre sets up and enters a high-stakes Texas hold 'em tournament at Casino Royale in Montenegro in an attempt to recoup his losses before his clients find out that their money has been misappropriated.

Le Chiffre gets owned because of the amazing sequence that is the straight flush but I don't think he even thought about bluffing at that point because of his confidence of beating bond earlier. This scenario is a complete reverse of the previous game where Bond pretty much has the best hand possible at that point and suckered Le Chiffre to bid ...

Sep 6, 2018 · Le Chiffre is in deep with Quantum following the loss of the warlord's money and needs the winnings to cover his debts. Vesper is there to sabotage Bond's chances, because Quantum has leverage over her. She has no loyalty to Le Chiffre, as seen by the second deal she cuts, to save Bond while he is being tortured. Mr.

Aug 21, 2018 · In Casino Royale (2006), the main villain is named Le Chiffre. His left eye has been injured somehow, which causes him to bleed from his tear duct on that side. The best explanation comes from Le Chiffre himself: Weeping blood comes merely from a derangement of the tear duct, my dear General. Nothing sinister.

Feb 5, 2017 · In Casino Royale, the CIA agent, Felix Leiter, offers to stake Bond with the understanding that CIA will capture Le Chiffre when the game is over. Yet, when the game is over, Le Chiffre is freely running around, kidnapping and torturing people. Bond had won the game, Le Chiffre was right there where the CIA wanted him.

Dec 14, 2016 · Le-Chiffre then tries to torture the bank account password out of him. Now I thought it was a pretty big gambit on Le Chiffre's part to expect Bond to crash his car and just end up incapacitated. If Bond had managed to avoid the crash, he almost certainly would have rescued Vesper and gotten away.

Jul 31, 2018 · BondMovies.com goes through the game scene by scene here, explaining how Bond ultimately won the game despite Le Chiffre's faked bluff, however improbable. And if you wish to know exactly how improbable Bond's victory was, casino-games-online.biz explains his odds of winning at the beginning and during the course of play, here.

Dec 19, 2015 · The arrest of the Bulgarian, who had probably talked some more; the chase after the man with the stick; Le Chiffre's movements when he left the Casino. It's also pretty notable that while Vesper and Mathis are both ostensibly on the same side and share a mutual contact (Bond) there's no obvious reason why he'd be touching base with her instead ...

After checking out some guys like Alex Dimitrios and Le Chiffre using M's credential's, he gets out in the Evening to play poker with the Alex. But, before starting his game he says something to two guys (whose car was parked earlier by Bond himself while entering The Ocean Club) at the Drink's table. What exactly does he say at this moment?

Dec 31, 2015 · Casino Royale: Le Chiffre is a mob banker who invests and transfers terrorist money. There is no proof but he was somewhere connected to Spectre. So on his failure, as of its revenge, Vesper was killed by Franz Oberhauser. Bond thinks that its the work of a man named Mr. White and he caught him at the end of this movie.